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Learning at a play school

How children usually learn between two and six, in general terms. Which classes TTB runs, and its own approach, are to be filled in by the school.

On target: four rings to Class 1

Play schools in Indore usually work in four stages. Think of them as rings: each year a child lands a little nearer the centre, and the bullseye is being ready for Class 1. Choose a ring.

Playgroup usually about 2 to 3 years

First time away from home for a few hours. Children usually settle in through play: shapes, balls, songs, sand and water, and a lot of being held and reassured.

  • Settling in, with a familiar routine
  • Fitting, sorting and stacking
  • Songs, rhymes and finger play

General picture of this stage. Whether TTB runs it, and at what age, is to be confirmed by the school.

Age guide

The usual pattern in Indore for the 2027–28 session. Confirm with the school: TTB's own ages may differ.

General age guide
StageUsual age
Playgroupabout 2 to 3 years
Nurseryabout 3 to 4 years
LKGabout 4 to 5 years
UKGabout 5 to 6 years

Classes at TTB

Which of these stages the school runs, and whether it continues beyond UKG.

To be filled in by the school

Board and books

Any board, curriculum or books the school follows. We could not confirm one, so none is stated here.

To be filled in by the school

Three ways little ones learn

A girl with a toy stethoscope plays doctor with a boy who is busy stacking coloured blocks on a green mat
Illustrative stock photo by Yan Krukov on Pexels, not taken at TTB.

Play that pretends

Doctor, shopkeeper, teacher. Pretend play is how small children practise talking, sharing and taking turns.

Children acting out a story with big cut-out paper dinosaurs at a classroom table
Illustrative stock photo by RDNE Stock project on Pexels, not taken at TTB.

Stories they can hold

Stories told with puppets and cut-outs, then retold by the children, build language in English and Hindi.

A small boy kneeling on a white floor, building a tower of coloured wooden blocks
Illustrative stock photo by Ksenia Chernaya on Pexels, not taken at TTB.

Building and counting

Blocks and sorting games are the first maths: more, less, taller, the same.