Nalanda Preschool at Kagal

ABOUT NALANDA PRESCHOOL




n Nalanda Preschool institute, strive to provide a holistic learning experience that nurtures the body, mind and sour of your child. Their

Tagline is “Unleash the Perfection Within” because they believe that a

Well-rounded education encompasses more than just academic learning. At Nalanda, they focus on developing the physical, cognitive, emotional and spiritual aspects of child.

They believe that the child learns best through the five senses visual, auditory, touch, taste and kinesthetic, such learning becomes a solid foundation for future education and helps develop awareness of their happy state of being. There lessons are designed with their own philosophy of Body-Soul-brain module that delivers all the content of any subject. Their concept of levels along with well-defined curriculum for Body, Soul and Brain. Allows each child to develop at its own pace and learning style.

How it works

We at NALANDA have come up with a structure that will cater to the time needs of every learner, by introducing Levels; each level will run every day all year round. The learner can achieve the level according to his/her own pace and understanding effectively without any time barrier. The level concept is explained in depth during personal Counselling sessions.

The other important aspect we at NALANDA believe in is that, most of the development of an individual in terms of Brain takes place in the age of 0 to 6 years, this is a well recorded fact not only in current times, but has been passed on through generations. We wish to introduce our unique and holistic Education System from the same pivotal age group of 0 to 6 years.

Rotation of LEVELS at NALANDA

The curriculum of each module is divided in Levels; each module has 1 to 6 well-designed Levels. Each day all six levels of the three modules body, soul and brain run, this will cater to need of slow and fast learners.

Every level gets 64 hours of effective teaching and learning and our well-designed curriculum will be effectively delivered along with scope for the learner to transit between two levels.

 Website link of Nalanda preschool

https://nalandainfo.com/#

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