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The making of Little Scholars

At ‘Little Scholars’ in everything the child does, learns or experiences, there is a lot of planning based on educational theories. Our aim is to give back ‘childhood’ to children.

Children are led to discover and explore their environment through an integrated approach involving play, project and activity method. Exploration, investigation and discovery is done through guided play involving sand play, water play, home corner, books, nature activity, music and movements etc., which leads to physical, social, mental and emotional development.

The school is equipped with play area with swings, slides, seesaws etc., and an indoor playroom stocked with toys, puzzles, blocks, play dough and much more. There is also an audiovisual room to watch educational videos.

Our Approach

01 Age-appropriate Progression

It is in sync with the various stages of growth and development

of a child

02 Real - Life Connect

It is designed keeping in mind a child’s environment so that they easily understand abstract concepts

03 Integrated Approach

To teach a skill, two or more concepts are integrated. enabling children to make meaningful connections.

04 Multiple Learning Opportunities

Books, various activities & interactive AV modules engage children in the learning process

05 Audiovisual Integration with Books

Integration with Teach Next makes characters from books come alive and make abstract concepts meaningful

The primary challenge for children between 1 and 2 years is to discover and explore the world around them using all their senses.

For a ‘Wobbler’, walking through our school entrance for the first time is generally also the first time when he/she is interacting with a community that is outside his/her family unit and home. Every day is a wonderful adventure as he/she explores the world in our safe and trusting environment. At Little Scholars, beneath the veneer of colour and play there is a very serious exchange of concepts and ideas taking place. Songs and rhymes, actions, puppets, pictures and simple stories foster language development, basic motor coordination and independence in our ‘Wobblers’. Instead of a formal classroom environment, our playhouse is a nurturing social community where your little ones experience their first contact with other children and learn to participate as a co-operative group. A sense of independence is developed as the child remains away from the parents for a couple of hours, thus breaking free from separation anxiety.

Pioneered by the Italian educationist Dr. Maria Montessori. Preschool philosophy emphasizes the potential of the young child and recognises in him / her a natural desire to learn by associating concrete experience with each abstract concept.

This hands-on, holistic and child centered philosophy offers children a full preparation for their lives ahead, with attention to all facets of their development.

The Preschool classroom is a child’s world, geared to his / her size, pace and interests, providing maximum freedom and accessibility in an environment, which encourages selfcon fidence, self-discipline, concentration and independence.

The Preschool teaching materials provide each child with a variety of multi-sensory learning experiences and we structure the use of these within our broader curriculum to help each child discover his / her potential.

Reggio Emilia educational philosophy was developed by Loris Malaguzzi. Children are endowed with ‘a hundred languages’. The aim of this approach is to teaching how to make them useful in everyday life. The program is based on the principles of respect, responsibility and community, through exploration and discovery in a supportive and enriching environment, based on the interests of the children through a self guided curriculum. Projects, observation and documentation are an integral part of the Reggio way.

Waldorf education is based on the philosophy of an Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner. It believes that a good education should involve the mind, the body and the soul. In other words a child should use his five senses to receive information, use his hands & body parts to put it to use, and lastly there should be a value attached which will touch his heart and soul.

Steiner’s 3R’s- Rhythm, Reverence and Repetition are followed in our curriculum.

Rhythm – Music and Movement has a positive impact on brain development. That is why action songs, dance and rhythmic activities are included in our curriculum. Reverence – We teach children to revere the environment, to revere nature and become more responsible individuals. Repetition – Children learn by repetition. It reinforces concepts and learning. But all repetition are done in a novel and innovative manner to make it more interesting for children.

  • It’s a very good school. Teachers are very nice and helpful. All teachers putted significant efforts in my kid’s development. They encourage kids to grow and learn faster. I am very happy that my kid doesn’t have stage fear in his initial phase of life.

    Anjaney Gutpa -
    ( Parent Name - Shweta Gupta)
  • Excellent school..with loving,caring and homely environment . I think little scholars is one of the best pre-school in Kharghar. My daughter Vedika enjoying all activities. Thank you.

    Vedika Satpute -
    ( Parent Name - Sunita Jadhav )
  • Education through practical’s, activities in a fun and learning way, which kids love actually. And imbibe thoroughly. It’s a great start for my daughter., as I notice development within a few months itself. I believe I have chosen the best for the kid. Thank You staff for the efforts.

    Simar Kaur -
    ( Parent Name - Navneet Cheema Sekhon )
  • I think it’s a perfect platform for all over development of a child…..teachers over here is the best part of the school…..I feel so happy my child srijan is a part of such a brilliant place….

    Srijan Dhar -
    ( Parent Name - Seemantini Dhar )
  • A Very Good School I have recommended to a few of my friends who joined and they are very happy.. the teachers and way they teach is very practical and makes children love to go for classes. I and my son Shivansh. We love this school.

    Shivansh -
    ( Parent Name - Deepika Saurav )
  • Great Learning place for kids! My son love to go school every day Quite innovative school for grooming kids with special focus on extra curricular activities…keep rocking little Scholors21

    Achintya Srivastava -
    ( Parent Name - Shipra Srivastava )