The early years shape how a child feels about learning for the rest of their life. Ours are spent with stories, gardens, music and plenty of play.

Young children learn with their hands and their voices. Reading and number arrive through stories, songs, blocks, sand, seeds and conversation, long before worksheets.
Our Early Years curriculum is built on the Cambridge framework, taught by teachers trained in Cambridge methodology. Screens are kept to a minimum. There are no tests and no marks.

A rhythm small children can rely on, with plenty of time to be small.

A read-aloud every day, a library visit every week and books to borrow and bring home.

A plot on the Neeva Farm. Children sow seeds, water them and watch them grow.

Songs, rhythm and movement, in English, Telugu and Hindi.

Long, unhurried play, indoors and out, every school day.
Settling in matters. We take the first weeks slowly, and you will hear from your child's teacher often.
Come on a weekday morning and see the rooms your child will learn in. Bring your child.
Founding families: fees locked for three years and the admission fee waived in the first year. Fees shared on request.
Nursery, LKG and UKG, for children aged about three to six.
8:30 am to 3:30 pm. There is no after-school programme at launch.
Not in the Early Years. A book to share at home is enough.
An optional meal plan, and GPS-tracked buses with a woman attendant on every route.

Tours run Monday to Saturday and take about an hour. Bring your child; there is room to run.