Where Little Changemakers Begin
How We Teach in the Early Years
Every Hour Has a Purpose
Easing Into the Day
Every morning starts with choice. Children pick a game, a puzzle or a project and settle in at their own pace, so the move from home to school feels easy and familiar.
Deciding for Themselves
Children choose an activity, stick with it and see it through, whether it's a sewing board or a set of building blocks.
Playing Together
Building, sharing and creating side by side teaches children to cooperate and take turns.
Speaking Up
As they play, children practise sharing ideas, listening to friends and saying what they think.
Trying New Things
From stacking towers to drawing on the doodle wall, children explore, experiment and solve small problems on their own.
Circle Time: Learning About Feelings
Social and emotional learning starts at Circle Time every morning. From the very first day, children build confidence, empathy and the ability to bounce back.
Good Habits
Putting toys away and washing hands before meals build independence and responsibility.
Kind Words
Children learn to listen, speak up and respond with respect, even when they disagree.
Naming Feelings
Children learn to recognise and manage their emotions, and to ask for help when they need it.
Making Friends
Children learn to share space, sort out small disagreements and look out for one another.
Confident Readers, Writers and Speakers
Strong language skills open every other door. Children learn to listen, speak, read and write from their very first term.
A Love for Books
Read-alouds, reading corners and role play spark imagination and help children understand what they read.
Finding the Words
Songs, rhymes, conversation and drama grow vocabulary and help children speak clearly.
Phonics Every Day
A research-backed phonics programme helps children link sounds to letters and start reading early.
Ready to Write
Children move from first marks to full sentences. By Sr. KG, they write paragraphs of five to six sentences.
Everyday Hindi
Songs, stories and conversation help children grow comfortable with Hindi.
In PISA reading assessments, TGAA students score 503, on par with the UK (497) and the USA (504).
Maths They Can See and Touch
Children learn to spot patterns, make connections and solve simple problems using things they can hold.
Learning With Objects
Blocks, counters and everyday materials turn maths ideas into something children can see and touch.
A Feel for Numbers
Counting, comparing and ordering real objects builds a true sense of quantity.
Shapes Everywhere
Children find shapes and patterns in the classroom and the world around them.
Sort, Match, Order
Grouping and sequencing objects builds early logical thinking.
Understanding First
Children grasp an idea through play before they see it as a written number or sum.
In PISA maths assessments, TGAA students score 510, well above the global benchmark of 472.
Moving Is Learning Too
Every movement session is planned to build strength, coordination, focus and confidence.
Gymnastics
Strength, balance and body control through guided movement.
Yoga
Calm, focus and flexibility, one pose at a time.
Dance
Rhythm, coordination and the confidence to express themselves.
Physical Education
Age-appropriate games that build coordination and teamwork.
Room to Create and Express
Art, music and drama give children new ways to share what they think and feel, and the confidence to do it.
Music
Songs and sounds that build rhythm, listening and memory.
Drama
Stories and skits where children take turns, work together and perform with confidence.
Colouring & Art
Colours, textures and materials that spark creativity and strengthen little hands.
Doodling on Walls
A whole wall to draw on, for fine motor control and the freedom to create.
Bead Threading
Careful, focused work that builds hand-eye coordination.
Lessons Children Live, Not Just Hear
Every Child Gets Noticed
Every child learns differently. With 2–3 teachers in every classroom, each child gets the help and encouragement they need, when they need it.
Ready for the Next Big Step
You’ll Always Know How Their Day Went
Daily classroom photos and weekly learning updates shared via Google Classroom
Fortnightly school newsletters that keep parents informed about school life
Four Parent-Teacher Meetings and term-wise report cards that enable informed discussions about each child’s progress and development
Performances & skits by students that showcase their learning
E-Portfolios at the end of the year which maps your child’s progress
Parent workshops to extend your child’s learning at home
