Ahaan

AHAAN : ROOTED WITH CARE, GROWING WITH KNOWLEDGE

Year 3-5 / Nursery-UKG

Our young learners embark on an exciting journey of discovery and exploration!

At Ahaan, we believe that children aged 3-5 learn best through play, curiosity and imagination. Our approach nurtures their natural sense of wonder, fostering a lifelong love for learning.

Through interactive and engaging activities, our little ones develop essential skills in:

• Language and Literacy:

Recognizing letters, numbers and shapes, and beginning to read and write.

• Numeracy:

Counting, sorting and basic math concepts.

• Social-Emotional: Sharing, caring and cooperating with friends.
• Gross Motor: Running, jumping and developing coordination.
• Fine Motor:
• Drawing, coloring and using scissors. Our curriculum is designed to support the overall development of our young learners, preparing them for a strong foundation in education and a lifelong love for learning.

PLAY-WAY METHOD

• Learning Through Play
• Child-Centric Approach
• Activity-Based Learning
• Development of Creativity
• No Stressful Examinations

THEME BASED LEARNING

• Interdisciplinary Approach
• Real-World Connections
• Hands-On Learning
• Student-Centered Learning
• Holistic Development

STORY TELLING

• Oral Storytelling
• Picture-Based Storytelling
• Role-Playing & Dramatization
• Digital Storytelling
• Creative Writing & Student-Generated Stories

DAYCARE

Care-Givers: For each class, an immaculate team of Home Room Teachers, Assistant Teachers, and caregivers help and motivate students for further learning. Nutrition: Well-Balanced and planned meals make sure that the students get proper nutrition through the morning breakfast, lunch, and evening snack. Fitness: Fitness levels are important and students are motivated during the free-play hour to explore and have fun on the obstacle course, in the gymnasium area, and the play area. Health & Wellbeing: Students are well taken care of by the school medical officer. The school infirmary keeps student fitness and immunization records. Students are also given a rest-hour in the nap-room to be able to rejuvenate and be ready for the next half of the fun-filled day.