About

Our Approach

At The Centennial School, I see every child as a little star with their own spark. These early years should feel like a joyful adventure, not just the start of school. I mix curiosity, creativity, and loads of friendship into our daily routine so every kid finds their own way to shine.

How We Learn

Learning through play is my go-to. Puppet shows, sensory games, and even a 'Bear Hunt' make tough stuff like numbers or new words fun. The Montessori based preschool activities in my classroom mean kids learn by doing - stacking the Pink Tower, solving wooden puzzles, and messing around with craft keeps their hands and minds busy.

Building Real Skills

• Problem-solving: Sorting games, puzzles, and hands-on challenges boost their thinking.
• Fine motor skill activities for toddlers: Painting, dabbing, lacing, making laddoos - all those fiddly things that make little hands strong.
• Gross motor play: Obstacle courses, dance, and sports get them moving.
• Language growth: Story time, phonics, and 'Presentation Week' help kids chat confidently.
• Social emotional learning for young children: Using emojis and celebrating Friendship Day, kids learn about feelings and kindness without it feeling forced.

Beyond the Classroom

I believe learning isn’t just about books. Festivals like Holi, Eid, and Christmas fill our year with color and culture. Kids try flameless cooking, decorate pots, or role-play as mini chefs in our Life Studio. Even sensory walks, feeling different textures under their feet, are part of the fun.

What Makes Us Different

Families say, “Jo bacche ghar mein bhi handle karne mein mushkil hote hain, yahan yeh handle karte hain” (Even kids who are tough at home, you manage here). Seeing children grow, change and smile every day - that’s what being part of the Centennial family means to me.