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School Assembly, What do Children Learn?

A short school assembly can set the tone for the whole day. Parents often say they want their child to speak clearly, listen calmly, and act kindly, not because someone told them to, but because it feels natural. At TSEY Gurgaon, we use assembly time to build these habits gently. A school assembly is not… Continue reading School Assembly, What do Children Learn?

The Role of Play-Based Learning in Preschools

When it comes to development, the formative years tend to play a very important role, and one domain that gets all the attention is preschools. It teaches students how to approach real-life situations and make a difference in their way forward.  Among the various methodologies that are often used in preschool schools, one of the… Continue reading The Role of Play-Based Learning in Preschools

Nursery Schools Influence Social and Emotional Skills in Young Children

When we think of the word “nursery school” or even pre-nursery school, the first impression that runs across our mind is a bright, colourful classroom, filled with toys and books! While this is where academic learning begins for most children, it is also the age where socio-emotional growth begins. This is the foundation that helps… Continue reading Nursery Schools Influence Social and Emotional Skills in Young Children

Preschool Years: The Hidden Bridge Between Your Childhood and Theirs

There is this uncanny moment every parent experiences – the first time your child

Through Their Eyes: Rediscovering the World with Your Child

You have experienced the jolt into your toddler’s world, where nothing is too small to be fascinating and no moment is too ordinary to explore, if you have ever stopped in the middle of a busy morning because your toddler noticed a snail inching across the sidewalk. Eventually, as adults, we exchanged our awe for… Continue reading Through Their Eyes: Rediscovering the World with Your Child

The Quiet Superpower of the Early Years: Where Little Moments Shape Big Futures

You’ve probably noticed magic in practice if you’ve previously watched your kid arrange toy vehicles in an excellent rainbow sequence, pretend a cardboard box is a spaceship

The Art of Unhurrying Childhood: Letting Children Be Before They Become

In a world that rushes to tick every box – grades, milestones, outcomes, achievements – childhood often becomes a race before it even begins.

What if We Let Children Set the Agenda? A New Lens on Preschool Learning

Imagine this – a room full of blocks, paints, questions, stories, half-formed ideas, big feelings. A space freed from the tyranny of “learning outcomes” and alive

A World Built with Blocks: Why Imagination Deserves a Seat at the Preschool Table

There’s something magical about the sight of a child stacking wooden blocks – carefully, creatively, sometimes a bit crazily – and then knocking them all down

The First Friend They Don’t Meet at Home: Preschools and the Common of Social Firsts

We tend to think of preschool as where learning starts. But what if we looked at it, instead, as the home of the start of a relationship? Ok, not just to teachers or books, but to other little humans. Little strangers who will not share crayons. Who eat the red jelly first. Who might shove, laugh or… Continue reading The First Friend They Don’t Meet at Home: Preschools and the Common of Social Firsts

Preschool Primer: Choosing the Right School for Your Child

Because this decision is about more than school – it’s also about trust, values and a dash of magic. You don’t have to be holding a parenting manual to be able to clearly see that those early years of your child’s life? They’re gold. The grubby fingers, the infinite “whys,” the eyes wide with wonder at nothing… Continue reading Preschool Primer: Choosing the Right School for Your Child

The Fragments That Build Big Futures: What We Often Overlook in Early Years

In a child’s early years, there’s a quiet kind of magic. Not the fireworks type, but the one that establishes itself quietly, silently molding personalities, thoughts and values. These are the days of sticky fingers and infinite questions and imaginary worlds and out-loud giggles. But these years, for a parent, also come with the persistent roar of… Continue reading The Fragments That Build Big Futures: What We Often Overlook in Early Years

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