Parents handholding

Early childhood learning is the foundation for everything that comes later. Many parents still underestimate how vital these early years are, so awareness programs help bridge that gap.

• Brain development is fastest in the first 5 years.

• Preschool supports social, emotional, cognitive, and motor development.

• It builds routine, communication, and confidence in children.

• Early schooling helps kids learn how to share, listen, express themselves, and follow instructions.

• Preschool is not just play—it’s structured learning through play.

Parent Awareness Program

1. Orientation Sessions

• Organized before the school year starts.

• Cover curriculum, teaching style, daily routine, hygiene practices, and child safety.

• Highlight how parents can support learning at home.

2. Workshops & Seminars

• Topics: Early childhood psychology, nutrition, screen time, managing tantrums, importance of play.

• Can be conducted monthly or quarterly.

• Include Q&A to address common doubts.

3. Open House / Demo Classes

• Let parents observe real-time classroom activities.

• Showcase how lessons are integrated with play.

4. Cultural Events / Learning Exhibitions

• Celebrate learning milestones.

• Display children's work, art, storytelling, etc.

• Parents see the value of what’s being taught.

5. Monthly Newsletters or WhatsApp Updates

• Share what children learned, along with tips for home activities.

• Include parenting tips and child development insights.

6. Feedback and Suggestion Drives

• Conduct surveys or interactive sessions.

• Give parents a voice and show that their opinions are valued.

7. Parent-Child Activities

• Special days where both participate (crafts, games, planting).

• Strengthens parent-child bond and gives insight into school life.

Games Time

Pink Day Celebration

Childrens Day Celebration

Yoga Day Celebration