Facilities & safety
Open classrooms, a kitchen of our own, child-height washrooms and play zones built for climbing and bouncing, with live CCTV streaming so you can see it all during the day.
When parents walk around a preschool, they tend to ask the same things. Can I see what's happening? What will my child eat? Where do they sleep? Is there enough space to run around? This page answers those questions for our centre in DLF Phase 3, Sector 24, space by space. Nothing replaces seeing it in person, though, so we hope you'll visit.
A few principles run through every room. Classrooms are open, conducive learning centres where children can see what's on offer and move between activities. Washrooms are built at child height, so independence starts from the very first weeks. There is a deliberate mix of busy spaces for climbing and bouncing and calmer ones for reading, art and rest. And the two things parents ask about most, food and visibility, are handled in-house, through our own kitchen and live CCTV streaming.
Classrooms and activity areas are covered by live CCTV streaming, so parents can check in during the day. It is one of the most-asked-about features for working parents, and it helps a great deal in the first weeks of settling in.
Every class and daycare group is capped at 15 children, and a generous adult-to-child ratio is one of the brand's core commitments. Ask during your visit how many adults are with your child's age group.
Toilets and basins are built at a height children can reach, which supports independence and hygiene, and keeps younger children safer than adapting adult fittings.
Parents are treated as partners. Conversations about your child's progress, wellbeing and any concerns are planned and regular, instead of being squeezed into a busy drop-off.
100% nutritious in-house food. Meals are prepared in the centre's own kitchen instead of being brought in, so there's more control over what children eat and how fresh it is.
Dining area and children's kitchen. Children eat together at child-sized tables in the dining area, learning to serve, share and clear up. The children's kitchen keeps food handling inside the centre.
Sleeping area. Full-day children nap or rest in a dedicated sleeping area set aside for the purpose.
Open, well-lit classrooms divided into activity-based learning areas, so children can move between tasks instead of sitting at one desk all morning.
A dedicated room of hands-on materials for concentration, independence and self-paced discovery.
Low shelves and cosy corners that make picking up a book something children choose to do.
Rhythm, movement and simple routines that support coordination, listening, memory and self-expression.
Each week is planned in advance, so time in every space has a clear purpose. See how the curriculum works.
Soft, safe areas where our youngest daycare children can crawl, explore and play at their own pace.
The centre has a dedicated therapy centre where therapies for children with special needs, and for gifted children, take place. Children who need extra support, or extra stretch, can get it in a familiar setting, without an extra journey across Gurugram between school and therapy.
Ask the team which therapies are offered and how sessions fit around preschool and day care hours.
Young children learn through their bodies. Climbing, jumping, balancing and running build the strength and coordination that later help them sit, write and focus. These zones are part of the regular week and are used under supervision, in ways that suit each age group.
Balance beams, tunnels and climbing for coordination.
An obstacle zone for agility, planning and confidence.
Grip strength, problem-solving and a real sense of achievement.
Bouncing that builds core strength and balance.
Age-appropriate sessions that build body confidence.
Fresh air and open space built into the day.
Whichever preschool or daycare you are considering in Gurugram, these are useful things to look for and ask about. We're happy to be judged against all of them.
Prefer to start with the details of each program? Read about our preschool classes and our daycare and creche, or browse the photo gallery.
Walk through the centre on a weekday or a Saturday. Bring your questions, bring your child, and take as long as you need.
