Language & Phonics
Alphabet recognition, basic phonics sounds, simple rhymes, story narration, and confidence in self-expression.
Pre-Primary Program
A warm, play-based, and child-centric environment designed to spark curiosity, sensory discovery, and basic life skills.
Ages 3–5Play-Based LearningNurturing Growth
Early Steps to Lifelong Learning
Early childhood is the most crucial stage of cognitive and brain development. At N.N. Convent, our Pre-Primary curriculum focuses on nurturing young minds through sensory play, activity-based exploration, and warm social experiences that make coming to school a joyful event.
Key Objectives
- Enhancing basic verbal communication, phonics, and language expression.
- Promoting fine and gross motor skill development through arts, crafts, and outdoor play.
- Inculcating moral habits, values of sharing, hygiene, and school discipline.
- Building foundational numeracy concepts (shapes, colors, sorting, and counting).
Curriculum Overview
| Age Group: | 3 to 5 Years |
| Methodology: | Montessori & Play-Way |
| Classes: | Nursery, LKG, UKG |
| Teacher Ratio: | 15:1 Student Ratio |
Four Pillars of Pre-Primary Growth
Our program targets key development dimensions to build a well-rounded foundation.
Cognitive Skills
Understanding sizes, identifying colors and shapes, sorting objects, patterns, and introductory number logic.
Motor Skills & Art
Hand-eye coordination, coloring, clay modeling, paper tearing and folding, and block building.
Social Etiquette
Learning to share, greetings, clean habits, washroom etiquette, team play, and building friendships.
A Day in Pre-Primary School
A typical structured timeline designed to balance learning and interactive breaks.
Warm greetings, basic stretches, national anthem, and settling-in activities.
Interactive letter pronunciation, singing rhymes, and sorting counting blocks.
Clay molding, paper folding (origami), painting, or building block structures.
Eating together to build dining habits, followed by supervised outdoor play.
Listening to moral stories, cleaning up their desks, and packing up for home.