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Next Gen Nursery Class

Learning Through Play Every Day

Age Group: 3 - 4 Years

Duration: 3.5 - 4 Hours / Day

Academic Excellence & Play-Based Discovery

At Next Gen, our Nursery programme focuses on preparing children for formal schooling through a structured yet play-based curriculum. We bridge the gap between exploration and academic readiness by focusing on language, numbers, and social skills.

Our curriculum is designed to reflect what children are expected to achieve by the end of the academic year, ensuring they are ready for the transition to LKG (Lower Kindergarten).

Nursery Learning Outcomes

By the end of the academic year, your child will achieve these key milestones:

Hindi (Swar - अ to अः)

Recognize and pronounce Hindi Swar (अ to अः).
Match swar with related pictures or words.
Trace and begin writing basic swar letters.
Identify swar sounds in familiar spoken words.

English & Alphabet Skills

Recognize and name English alphabets A to Z (both cases).
Match same letters and sequence missing letters.
Understand easy acronyms (e.g., VIP).
Use basic vocabulary in simple spoken sentences.

Mathematics Skills

Count orally from 1 to 100.
Write numbers 1 to 50 independently.
Recognize and name basic shapes (circle, triangle, etc.).
Differentiate between primary and secondary colors.

Motor Skills Development

Hold writing tools properly (pencil, crayon).
Perform activities like colouring, pasting, and clay play.
Engage in outdoor games like hopping and catching.
Improved balance, agility, and body coordination.

Core Development Areas

Cognitive & Recognition Skills Social-Emotional Development Rhymes (English & Hindi) Visual Sequencing Independent Basic Tasks Group Rhyme Recitations Language Readiness Classroom Routines Confidence Building

Know more about Nursery

1. What is the age criteria for Nursery admission?

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Nursery is open for children 3 years and above, focusing on early learning and social development.

2. What does a child learn in the Nursery program?

Children are introduced to letters, numbers, colors, shapes, along with stories, rhymes, art, and play-based activities.

3. How is learning conducted in the Nursery class?

Learning is activity-based and interactive, using games, storytelling, music, and creative tasks to keep children engaged.

4. Does the Nursery program help in social and emotional growth?

Yes, the program helps children develop sharing habits, communication skills, confidence, and emotional expression through group activities.

5. How do parents stay informed about their child’s progress?

Parents receive regular updates, feedback, and opportunities for parent–teacher interaction to track their child’s development.

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