Nursery are one of the  stages of early childhood education, usually meant for children between the ages of 3 – 3.5 years (Nursery).

• The main focus of Nursery classes is to provide a fun, nurturing, and safe environment that promotes children’s overall development, including social, emotional, cognitive, and physical skills.
• Children in these classes engage in various play-based activities such as singing, storytelling, painting, drawing, playing with blocks and other toys, and outdoor play.
• Teachers in Nursery classes often follow a child-centered approach, which means that they focus on the individual needs and interests of each child and tailor their teaching methods accordingly.
• The curriculum for Nursery classes is designed to introduce children to basic concepts such as shapes, colors, animals, wild animals, Means of transport, Community Helpers etc, numbers and the alphabet.
• Teachers also focus on developing children’s social and emotional skills by encouraging them to share, take turns, and work collaboratively with their peers.
• Parents are encouraged to participate in their child’s education by attending parent-teacher meetings, activities, and engaging in regular communication with the teachers.

Overall, Nursery classes provide a foundation for children’s future academic success and help them develop important social, emotional, cognitive, and physical skills that will serve them well throughout their lives.