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We Believe in Education for All

Every child grows at their own pace — so our programs are built in stages, each one meeting children exactly where they are and gently preparing them for what's next. From first steps into a classroom to the doorstep of primary school, here's the Kidyzone journey.

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Nursery

For children two years and older

A child's very first classroom experience should feel like an extension of play at home. In Nursery, children are introduced to learning through audio-visual aids, hands-on tools, and our multi-sensory, playway method — no pressure, just discovery.

What we teach:

  • English: Sound and letter recognition, and the earliest pre-writing strokes

  • Arithmetic: Number recognition and simple quantification

  • General Knowledge, Colouring, Music, Rhymes, Activities & Games

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Kindergarten 1

For children four years and older who can already write letters and numbers

Children start putting letters together into words and take their first steps into basic mathematical operations — building real academic momentum without losing the joy of learning.

What we teach:

  • English

  • Arithmetic

  • Vernacular: Hindi or Bengali

  • General Knowledge, Drawing, Colouring & Handwork, Music, Rhymes, Activities & Games

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Preparatory

For children three years and older who can hold a pencil or crayon

This is where handwriting begins in earnest. Children are introduced to a second language and taught to form letters and numbers correctly and confidently.

What we teach:

  • English

  • Arithmetic

  • Vernacular: Hindi or Bengali

  • General Knowledge, Colouring & Craftwork, Music, Rhymes, Activities & Games

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Kindergarten 2

For children five years and older who can write words and perform basic mathematical operations

Our final stage before primary school. Children are introduced to early literature and language, more advanced mathematics, and their first taste of science — arriving at ‘big school’ curious, capable, and ready.

What we teach:

  • English

  • Arithmetic

  • Vernacular: Hindi or Bengali

  • General Knowledge, Colouring & Craftwork, Music, Rhymes, Activities & Games

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Education for Every Child

Every child is unique, with their own pace and learning style. Our experienced, qualified teachers work closely with each one, offering the individual support and encouragement they need to thrive — because a program is only as good as the attention behind it.

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Quality Education, Within Every Family's Reach

Great early education shouldn't depend on how much a family can afford. At Kidyzone, subsidized fees mean more children get access to experienced teachers, safe classrooms, and a proven curriculum — without compromising on any of it. This is what a genuinely not-for-profit school looks like in practice.