Shree Balaji Public School

Early Years Programme

(Nursery – KG)
Building the foundation for academic readiness, communication, and discipline in a calm, guided environment.

Learning Approach

Activity-Based Structure

Our programme follows an age-appropriate structure where each lesson is planned to introduce concepts clearly. We reinforce learning through repetition, practice, and interaction.

Goal: To develop early literacy, numeracy, and social awareness without rushing the learning process.

Phonics-based Language
Hands-on Numeracy
Guided Conversations
Structured Routines

Key Areas of Development

Language & Communication

Identifying sounds, letters, and forming simple sentences through storytelling and speaking tasks.

Early Numeracy

Introduction to numbers, shapes, patterns, and basic math thinking using manipulatives.

Motor & Sensory

Fine and gross motor skills through colouring, clay modelling, tracing, and movement play.

Environmental Awareness

Exploring surroundings, seasons, animals, community helpers, and safety awareness.

Classroom Environment

A structured and calm setting designed to reduce distractions and promote focused learning.

Visual Aids Activity Corners Child-friendly Seating Supervised & Clean

Teaching Methods

A mix of demonstration, repetition, and hands-on activities to ensure full understanding.

Phonics Sessions Storytelling Number Games Art Integration Music & Rhythm

Routine & Discipline

Morning Circle
Hygiene Routine
Snack Discipline
Lined-up Movement
Task Completion

Assessments

Observation-based assessments measuring recognition and behaviour, not rote memory.

  • Letter & Number Recognition
  • Listening & Response
  • Motor Skill Proficiency
  • Classroom Behaviour

Parent Engagement

Regular updates ensuring clarity on the child’s progress and areas of support.

  • Periodic Interaction Meetings
  • Reading & Practice Suggestions
  • Communication Notes
  • Stage-wise Discussions

Outcome of the Programme

Strong Foundation
Classroom Confidence
Better Communication
Motor Coordination
Routine Awareness
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