1. Curriculum

We particularly believe in early enhancement of a child’s brain. Our renowned curriculum of Mathematics, Sciences, Arts, Languages and Social Studies is distinctively designed keeping our young achievers in mind. We integrate this into their overall experience which amplifies their understanding further.

2. Co-curricular

At Tiny Tots, you are taught that the sky is no limit. One day you’d be a pilot and a king in the immediate next. Celebrate festivals, learn about their history & varied culture. Go on field trips, witness how magnificent the world is! Sing and dance your heart out, hone your culinary skills and dream out of the world. You can mostly be whatever you want to be!

3. Workshop & Meeting

A Parent is the child’s first teacher and for creating the leaders of tomorrow, we need quality upbringing today. We aspire to share our decades long learnings with parents. We conduct parental workshops all year round to graphs your child’s development and strategically plan their learning curve.

 

WHAT MAKES US UNIQUE:

1. UK Learning Box

Our Principal – Ms. Sumita Jain is the only verified city professional to collaborate with the UK Learning Box. It is a series designed based on the International English standard CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference) and CAE (Cambridge Assessment English) especially made keeping preschoolers in mind.

2. Long – Term Growth

At Tiny Tots, we take complete responsibility of your child’s entire well-being and progression. Introducing programs like “Monthly Diet Guide” by inviting expert doctors, we ensure overall mental, physical, social and psychological development.

3. Life Skills

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. By launching our Activity Centre, we wanted our students to build long-lasting friendships, gain transferable skills such as communication, teamwork, organisation, problem solving and time management. The best part? Non Tiny Tots students can also apply!

4. Individual Attention

Every kid enters the classroom full of energy, curiosity, and other quirks, and the teacher’s job is to enable pupils to recognise their own skills and places for progress, while keeping in mind that learning must take place in every class. Individual attention is the only way to do this.

5. Compassionate Teachers

Teaching is a fundamentally humanistic profession, and compassion is the highest level of understanding and demonstrating concern for others. Students will be more receptive to learning the world around them if a caring teacher demonstrates such quality to them through their behavior.