Begin with a conversation
Tell us your child’s age, interests and what matters most to your family.
Admissions open for 2026-27 · Ages 1-6Book a campus visit
Admissions Admissions open 2026-27
Come and experience
the difference.
The best way to understand an Early Years campus is to walk through it, meet the educators and imagine your child within its daily rhythm.
Book a campus visit
A warm, simple process
Experience the campus
Walk through the learning environments and meet our Early Years team.
Choose the right programme
We help you understand the age-appropriate starting point and daily rhythm.
Complete admission
Our admissions team guides you through availability, documents and joining.
Age guide
Find the right
starting point.
Programme placement is guided by the child’s age and developmental readiness. Our admissions team will help confirm the appropriate entry point.
Gentle settling
Transitions are planned around the child, with familiar routines and close family communication.
Clear guidance
We help families understand programme placement, timings, meals, rest, transport and availability.
No pressure
A campus visit is a conversation—not an assessment of a young child.
Plan your visit
Let’s begin with
a conversation.
Our team will help you select a convenient visit time and answer questions about programmes, timings, meals, transport and availability.
Questions parents ask
How do you help children settle?
Transitions are handled gently through familiar routines, warm relationships, close family communication and a pace responsive to the individual child.
Are food and rest part of the programme?
Yes. The full-day rhythm includes hygienically prepared food, support for independent eating and age-appropriate rest or nap.
How will I know what my child is learning?
Families receive everyday updates, monthly newsletters, Unit of Inquiry communication and regular parent-teacher conferences.
What are the adult-child ratios?
1:3 for Toddlers, 1:6 for Pre-Nursery and 1:8 from Nursery onwards.
What happens after PP-2?
Children can transition to Grade I at Skill Stork International School and continue through IB, Cambridge or CBSE pathways up to Grade XII.
How are toileting routines supported?
Toileting is approached patiently and respectfully in partnership with families. Child-height washrooms, comfortable partitions and trained adults help children build independence without pressure.
Can the school accommodate food allergies?
Families should share all allergy and medical information during admission. The campus team discusses individual requirements before confirming the appropriate support plan.
How does transport safety work?
Transport routes are planned across the city with trained support. Route availability, timings and the applicable safety arrangements are confirmed individually during admission.
Can I receive the fee information?
Yes. The admissions team will share the current programme-specific fee schedule and explain what is included after understanding the appropriate age group for your child.