Why to choose Minikins’ ?
Vibrant colourful classrooms, aromas and children friendly ambience facilitate children an environment to learn.
Exercising keeps our brain alert and active – Music and movement, yoga and parachute play are incorporated in the curriculum.
We believe that nutritious diet is important in growing children hence we do not encourage junk food at the centre.
Positive approach towards children that improves their development holistically. We render love and care to the budding minds that ensures our tender hearts are smiling and happy at Minikins’.
We inspire their minds with motivation and guidance. We strongly believe that negativity closes the doors of exploration. So, no threatening children and punishments at Minikins. We promote individuality and importance of every child.
Inquiry based approach from what we know- what we want to know -How we learn-what we have learnt.
Creativity and imagination boosts memory in children so we use puppets and different learning aids at Minikins'.
Cross-lateral movements in kindergarten help students stay focused and stimulate brain function. The brain then becomes fertile soil in which the seeds of learning can grow. Games such as crawling, climbing and balancing activities ignites their brain.
Fine motor skills are improved in the young learners with activities such as scissoring, painting and water play.
To retain the concepts and improve their memory we teach and recapitulate through drama, stories, games, role play and worksheets.
SAFETY FEATURES AT MINIKINS’ INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
Parent I-card to pick and drop the child
Meals Planned by certified Nutritionist
Sign In and Sign Out by the parent/ guardians
CCCTV SURVILLENCE
Child friendly ambience with non-toxic toys & rounded edge furniture
Finger guard on all classroom doors
Excellent Hygiene Standards
Fire Extinguisher in the premises and risk management training
First Aid Kit in the premises and periodic Training to the Staff
Tie up with nearby Hospitals
Good Touch and Bad Touch sessions with children
Regular Student Led Conference with Parents