Mission stages
हर बच्चा अपनी रफ़्तार से आगे बढ़ता है।
Four steps from a first morning away from home to a child who is ready for Class 1. A general picture of preschool stages, not the school's own list. The school will confirm which stages it runs.
Choose a stage. Stage 1 is the bottom of the rocket.
Stage 1
Playgroup
Usually about 2 to 3 years
First time away from home for a few hours. Children usually settle in through play: stacking, sorting, songs and a lot of reassurance.
- Settling in with a familiar routine
- Stacking, fitting and sorting
- Songs, rhymes and finger play
General picture, to be confirmed by the school
Stage 2
Nursery
Usually about 3 to 4 years
Hands get busy and words come quickly. Threading, clay and crayons build the small muscles and the patience that writing will need later.
- Threading beads, play dough, crayons
- Listening to and retelling stories
- Sharing, taking turns, waiting
General picture, to be confirmed by the school
Stage 3
LKG
Usually about 4 to 5 years
Letters and numbers start to mean something. Children usually begin tracing and writing, counting real things and listening to longer stories.
- Letters and sounds, in English and Hindi
- Counting, matching and simple patterns
- Story time and picture talk
General picture, to be confirmed by the school
Stage 4
UKG
Usually about 5 to 6 years
Getting ready for Class 1: reading simple words, writing on a line, small sums, and staying with a task until it is done.
- Reading simple words
- Writing neatly on a line
- Drawing and telling their own stories
General picture, to be confirmed by the school
A general age guide
| Stage | Usual age |
|---|---|
| Playgroup | about 2 to 3 years |
| Nursery | about 3 to 4 years |
| LKG | about 4 to 5 years |
| UKG | about 5 to 6 years |
Illustrative stock photo by Pavel Danilyuk on Pexels, not taken at the school.
Board or curriculum
Which approach the school follows, in plain words.
To be provided by the school
Language of teaching
Which languages children hear and learn in each stage.
To be provided by the school
Class size and routine
How many children per class, and what a normal morning looks like.
To be provided by the school