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For children aged 2 to 6, with day care for working parents. Small batches, teachers who know every child by name, and a day built around play instead of worksheets.
We will call you back the same day to fix a time.
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Four programs built around how children between 2 and 6 actually learn.
For most children this is the first proper time away from home. Settling in comes first — coming to school happily, sitting with other children, saying what they need. Letters, numbers and shapes start through games, stories and rhymes, and pencil grip begins here.
9:30 AM – 12:30 PMPhonics, letter formation, numbers, simple sentence framing and a proper classroom routine. This is the year children get ready to sit through a structured day without losing interest, and most parents notice a clear jump in speaking confidence.
9:30 AM – 12:30 PMThe bridge year to Class 1. Reading simple words, writing sentences, basic maths, and the independence big school demands — managing a bag, a water bottle and a washroom break on their own.
9:30 AM – 1:00 PMChildren stay on after school hours with supervised rest, snack time, play and homework support. Same teachers, same building, so there is no second adjustment for your child.
Until 4:30 PMNot sure which one fits? Tell us your child's age and we will tell you honestly.
Check seat availabilityEvery parent who calls us asks the same three things, usually in the same order.
For the first week, probably yes. Almost every child does. What matters is what the teacher does in that week — whether your daughter gets picked up and distracted with a song, or gets told to sit quietly and adjust. We do the first one.
The gate stays manned through school hours. Children are handed over only to a parent or a person you have named with us in advance. Nobody else, no exceptions, even on a busy dispersal day.
Yes, but not the way you might expect. Holding a crayon, sitting in a circle for ten minutes, asking for water in a full sentence — those are the real skills at this age. Reading and writing sit on top of them.
Six things that show up in every parent conversation we have.
A child who gets a new teacher every term never fully settles. Ours mostly do not change mid-year, so the person who knows your child in June is still there in December.
With small batches your child is not the quiet one in the third row. Teachers can tell you what he ate, who he played with and what he struggled with today.
Rhymes, stories, art, role play and movement. Children this age learn with their hands and their whole body, not by copying from a board.
Photos and notes on WhatsApp through the week, and a proper sit-down with the class teacher whenever you want one.
Washrooms children can use on their own, furniture they can reach, and floors that get cleaned more than once a day.
Beltarodi Road, behind Royal Deco — a short drive from Manish Nagar, Somalwada, Besa, Shyam Nagar and Gondwana Nagar.
Every activity is chosen because it teaches something a worksheet cannot.
Builds imagination, vocabulary and the patience to listen.
Strengthens the small hand muscles that writing needs later.
Where shy children usually speak up for the first time.
Turn-taking, losing gracefully, and running off some energy.
A glimpse of our classrooms and everyday activities.
More photos and daily updates on Instagram — @orchids_preschool
Real reviews from families in Manish Nagar, Besa and Somalwada.
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On Beltarodi Road, behind Royal Deco — a short drive from most of south Nagpur.
Give your child the right beginning. Book a visit, watch a class in progress, meet the teacher your child would actually be with, then decide.
Walk in during class hours. Meet the teachers, look around the classrooms, ask whatever you want. No admission pressure on the visit.
Monday to Saturday, 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Answered the way we would answer them on a call.
Pick a morning that works for you. Spend twenty minutes watching a class, ask the teachers whatever you want, then take your time.