Sprout school provides early childhood education for children typically aged 2 to 5 years old.

Emphasis is placed on fostering social, emotional, and cognitive development through age-appropriate activities.

Play is a central component of the learning process, promoting creativity and social skills.

Basic educational experiences may include early exposure to numbers, letters, and simple concepts.

Qualified teachers create a nurturing environment that encourages exploration and curiosity.

LKG (Lower Kindergarten) is the first stage of formal education, typically for children around 4 to 5 years old.

The curriculum focuses on foundational skills such as basic literacy, numeracy, and social interaction.

LKG classrooms often incorporate play-based learning to engage and stimulate young minds.

UKG (Upper Kindergarten) is the second stage of early childhood education, following LKG.

The curriculum builds upon foundational skills, emphasizing further development in literacy, numeracy, and social skills for children around 5 to 6 years old.

UKG prepares children for the transition to primary education, fostering continued growth in both academic and social aspects.

Transition Year: Grade 5 marks a transition, introducing fractions, decimals, and preparing for upper primary.