Gardening offers so many fun and interesting opportunities for children and teaches them invaluable lessons. Gardening enables children to be connected with nature and explore active and fun learning with plants, seeds and soil. The curriculum enables children to experiment and experience growing their own food. It also helps develop numeracy and literacy skills. Measuring and counting are mathematical concepts which are involved with gardening. Reading instructions on how to complete tasks or the name of different seeds help develop literacy skills.

Musical experiences in childhood can actually accelerate brain development, particularly in the areas of language acquisition and reading skills. Music is used to introduce daily routines such as a clean-up song or a lunch time song. When children interact with art materials such as paper, glue, markers, paint etc., they create something that is unique and something that they would be proud to display it and appreciate!

I know that rou need some saltto add to the food we eat". The kitchen set up is for children to learn through activities example In baking children will be pouring water.mixing "ingredients,they are also learning about measurements and enhancing their writing skills by preparing their fingers'fine motor skills. Cooking together brings collaboration skills" which will automatically translate to a home environment.

"Field trips are fun and exciting. I get so much time with my friends". Field trips are safe and enjoyable experiences for the children.It is a good time for parents to join if the school needs more adults.These trips are connected to topics learned in the classroom.and sometimes it is all about the fun!

Mindfulness is at the heart of everything we do in the classrooms. Our curriculum consists of a set of small activities that are incorporated into regular teaching sessions and transitions for children to have fun and also to increase their patience and concentration.

India is a land of festivals! We celebrate festivals and traditions in a more collaborative way with children, school, and home.We value diversity and make our best attempt to celebrate both local and International festivals throughout the academic year.