Elementary (6-12 years)
The Elementary Program goes by the name "Kriyasthala" — a 'Learning Habitat'.
Kriyasthala stands as a loving, prepared space where children are always creating, a place of happening.
kriyasthala - a learning habitat
It nurtures all that the elementary child is: an intellectual explorer with fierce imagination, reasoning, a deep urge to collaborate, and a developing moral compass.
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Elementary
The Elementary Program goes by the name "Kriyasthala" — a 'Learning Habitat'.
Kriyasthala stands as a loving, prepared space where children are always creating, a place of happening.
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kriyasthala - a learning habitat
It nurtures all that the elementary child is: an intellectual explorer with fierce imagination, reasoning, a deep urge to collaborate, and a developing moral compass.
ENROLL NOW
Timings:
8:00 AM to 3:45 PM
Campus: 
Periwinkle
Timings:
8:00 AM to
3:45 PM
Campus:
Periwinkle
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Intellectual & Moral Independence.
Having mastered movement, the child now seeks to develop the intellect.
The stories of the universe, the coming of life, and its works become their focus. Through imaginative storytelling, exploration of numbers and language, and journeys into the past, the Guide kindles the child’s curiosity and understanding.
Curriculum
The Montessori Elementary curriculum is built around the Great Lessons and Key Lessons — vivid, interconnected narratives that open up every area of knowledge.
These lessons are repeated and deepened over time, forming the backbone of the child’s intellectual journey.
Care of the Community
Children take shared responsibility for their environment through practical tasks
Practical tasks like gardening, caring for a class pet, cleaning, or just general maintenance. These activities support independence, collaboration, and a sense of belonging to a real working community.
'Going-Out'
As the classroom cannot contain all their questions, children begin to move beyond it — visiting museums, exhibitions, and speaking to experts.
These "Going Outs" are child-initiated and purposeful, offering real-world experiences that help the child construct knowledge, confidence, and independence in society.
Intellectual & Moral Independence.
Having mastered movement, the child now seeks to develop the intellect.
The stories of the universe, the coming of life, and its works become their focus. Through imaginative storytelling, exploration of numbers and language, and journeys into the past, the Guide kindles the child’s curiosity and understanding.
Curriculum
The Montessori Elementary curriculum is built around the Great Lessons and Key Lessons — vivid, interconnected narratives that open up every area of knowledge.
These lessons are repeated and deepened over time, forming the backbone of the child’s intellectual journey.
Care of the Community
Children take shared responsibility for their environment through practical tasks — gardening, caring for a class pet, cleaning, and maintenance.
These activities support independence, collaboration, and a sense of belonging to a real working community.
'Going-Out'
As the classroom cannot contain all their questions, children begin to move beyond it — visiting museums, exhibitions, and speaking to experts.
These "Going Outs" are child-initiated and purposeful, offering real-world experiences that help the child construct knowledge, confidence, and independence in society.