Play schools or pre-schools, are typically designed for young children between the ages of 2 and 4. The primary focus of playway classes is to introduce children to the concept of learning through play and exploration.

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In playway classes, children engage in various activities that help them develop important cognitive, physical, and social skills. Some of the things that may be taught in playway classes include:

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Language and communication skills-

Children may be taught basic vocabulary, letter sounds, and simple phrases to improve their language and communication skills.

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Creative skills-

Children may engage in games and activities that help them develop their problem-solving, logical thinking, and memory skills..
 

KG stands for Kindergarten, which is typically the first year of formal schooling for young children. In KG class, children are typically introduced to foundational skills in a variety of subjects. Here are some common topics that are typically taught in KG class:

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Language Arts: Children are introduced to the alphabet, letter sounds, and basic sight words. They also learn how to recognize and write their name, as well as how to form simple sentences.

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Math: Children learn how to count, recognize numbers, and understand basic math concepts like addition and subtraction. They may also learn about shapes, patterns, and measurements.

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Art: Children may engage in a variety of art activities, such as drawing, painting, and sculpting, to develop their creativity and fine motor skills.

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Overall, KG class is designed to help children develop a love of learning and to build a foundation for future academic success.

In class 1st to class 8th, the focus is on providing a strong foundation in the core subjects

Language:

• Basic grammar concepts such as parts of speech, sentence structure, and punctuation

• Vocabulary building through reading and writing exercises

• Introduction to basic reading and writing skills

• Simple creative writing tasks

Mathematics:

• Introduction to numbers and number operations (add, subtraction, multiply, and division)

• Basic geometry concepts such as shapes, sizes, and measurements

• Time, money, and basic data handling skills

• Simple problem-solving exercises

Science:

• Introduction to the natural world and the human body

• Basic concepts of plants and animals, weather, and seasons

• Introduction to simple scientific processes such as observation & experimentation

• Environmental conservation & hygiene

Social Studies:

• Introduction to basic human society and cultures

• National symbols and emblems

• Basic concepts of governance and administration

• Basic knowledge of national or as well as international events and their significance

Computer Studies:

• Learn what a computer is, its main parts.

• Learn basic computer skills and perform basic computer tasks.

• Learn Applications and communication tools safely.