Frequently Asked Questions

 

🏫 School FAQ

📚 Academics & Curriculum

●      What curriculum do you follow?
 Play-way and activity-based + CBSE readiness. Focus on learning by doing, not rote learning.

●      Teacher-student ratio?
 1:10 with 1 teacher + 1 helper.

●      How do you handle different learning speeds?
 Small group activities. Extra support if needed. No labeling.


⏰ Daily Routine & Logistics

●      Daily schedule?
 Welcome - Outdoor play - Water Drinking Time - Toilet Time - Classroom Activities - Break Time - Co-curricular Activities - Dispersal 

(Periodically, we have water & toilet breaks).

●      Food policy?

 The children can bring brunch from home.

also

 A brunch facility is available with an extra payment.

●      Holidays?
 State holidays + major breaks. Calendar shared.

●      Toilet training?
 Full support given. Send 1 extra pair of clothes in your child's bag each day. 

The school has trained Nannies...



Is the management approachable? 

Our Director & coordinators maintain an open-door policy.

We welcome feedback & concerns for your child's growth & well-being.

🏥 Health Policy

●      When should a child stay home?
 If the child is unwell, it is advisable to take a rest at home. As children catch infections easily...

●      If the child falls sick in school?
 First aid given. Parents were informed immediately. Emergency → hospital visit.

●      Allergies?
 Parents must inform the school in writing of any allergies the child has.

●      Hygiene?
 Clean toilets, sanitized toys, regular handwashing, RO water.

🔒 Safety

●      Campus safety?
 CCTV,  guards at the gate, restricted entry.

●      Pick-up rules?
 Children will be handed over to parents and guardians who are introduced to the school. 

If any new person is coming to pick up, it's the parents' responsibility to inform the management.

The child will not be handed to any person who is not known to the school management. 

👩‍🏫 Teachers & Communication

●      Teacher..

Training for teachers is arranged on a regular basis.

●      How will parents get updates?

 App updates, PTMs are arranged.

●      Separation anxiety?

Gradual settling. Parents can wait initially.

💰 Fees & Policies

●      Fee structure?

 Kindly ask for the updated fee structure 

●      Transportation 

The school has a transportation facility. All the drivers are checked and verified. 

●      Refund policy?

  Fee once paid is strictly non-refundable & non-transferable..

🧠 Child Behavior & Development

●      Discipline method?
 Positive guidance. No shouting or hitting.

We have a zero-tolerance policy that all staff members have duly signed.

●      Speech delay?

 Observed first, then guidance if needed.

●      Aggressive behavior?

 Calm handling + parent update.

●      Learning difficulties?

 Early identification + expert referral.


🌞 Local

●      Language support?

 English + Hindi/Gujarati support initially.


📞 Contact

●      For queries or emergencies:

 Call school office: [Phone Number]

 

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