Pre-Primary · Playgroup, LKG & UKG · Ages 2½–5
The nursery & play school
that feels like home
Through the formative years that shape everything after, our littlest learners in Gomti Nagar are met with patience, play and the freedom to discover at their own pace.
- Classes
- Playgroup · LKG · UKG
- Starting age
- 2½ years
- Section size
- Max 35
- School week
- Mon – Fri
Our approach
“Learning by Doing”
Scholars' Home, as the name suggests, is a home away from home for our youngest children. The play-way method of 'Learning by Doing' lets them learn at their own pace, in an atmosphere built entirely around them — never rushed, never tested before they are ready.
The emphasis is on self-confidence and the ability to express freely in English. Teachers bring lessons to life with flash cards, picture charts, blocks, puzzles, finger and hand puppets, worksheets and beads — so learning feels like play, never work.
Children explore through songs, recitation, a structured phonics programme, storytelling, role-play, dance, music, art and craft, games, drawing and painting. Picnics and field trips open up the world beyond the gate — and prepare each child for a gentle, confident step into the Primary years.
What this stage builds
The specifics, not the slogans.
01
Learning you can hold
Flash cards, picture charts, blocks, puzzles, finger and hand puppets, worksheets and beads — concepts a small child can touch, turn over and understand.
02
A doorway for every child
Songs, phonics, storytelling, role-play, dance, music, art and craft — many different ways in, because no two children learn alike.
03
Confidence & English
Children are encouraged to create their own ideas and say them aloud, building the quiet self-confidence that carries them through every year that follows.
In pictures
A morning in Pre-Primary.
Learning colours and counting with stacking toys
Morning yoga for our youngest learners
Pre-Primary dancers at the Annual Function
Painting with hands and brushes
Playtime on the Pre-Primary playgroundAdmissions open · 2027–28
Enquire for Playgroup, LKG or UKG
Pre-admission forms for Playgroup to Class II open every September. Tap your child's class — it takes under a minute, and our admissions team calls you back within one working day.
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Pre-Primary FAQs
What parents ask us.
What is the minimum age for Playgroup admission?+
Your child should be at least 2½ years old at the time of admission to Playgroup. LKG and UKG follow in the two years after that.
When do nursery admissions open for 2027–28?+
Pre-admission forms for Playgroup, LKG, UKG and Classes I and II are available from September. You can enquire online at any time — the admissions office calls back within one working day.
What are the Pre-Primary school timings?+
Summer: 8:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Winter: 8:50 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Both Monday to Friday — there are no Pre-Primary classes on Saturday.
Is there an admission test for Playgroup or LKG?+
No written test. Playgroup and LKG have a friendly oral interaction; UKG has a short interaction in English and Maths.
What documents are needed for nursery admission?+
An attested copy of the birth certificate issued by the Nagar Mahapalika, submitted with the application, and a passport-size photograph.
How many children are in a Pre-Primary class?+
Sections are capped at 35 children, so every child is known by name and no one is lost in the crowd.
What is the right age to start Playgroup?+
At least 2½ years at the time of admission. For the 2027–28 session starting in April 2027, that usually means a child born in or before October 2024 — please check the cut-off date with the admissions team.
Does Scholars' Home continue after UKG?+
Yes. Scholars' Home runs from Playgroup to Class XII on one campus, so the move from UKG to Primary happens in familiar surroundings, with a Primary programme built on what Pre-Primary started.
Is this a Montessori or a play-way school?+
Our Pre-Primary follows the play-way method of 'Learning by Doing' — hands-on materials such as blocks, beads, puzzles and puppets, a structured phonics programme, and plenty of music, art and movement.