India is a land rich in traditions, values, and timeless wisdom. At our pre-primary level, we believe in nurturing not just young minds, but also young hearts that are rooted in our Indian culture.

From the early years, we gently introduce children to our heritage through stories from the Panchatantra and Ramayana, celebrations of festivals, simple bhajans, traditional games, and values like respect, gratitude, and sharing. These early impressions help children grow with a sense of belonging, pride, and identity.

We aim to create a beautiful balance between modern learning and cultural grounding—where a child learns to say “thank you” and also “dhanyavaad,” where a diya is as special as a crayon, and where elders are greeted with a warm “namaste.”

Let us join hands in sowing these seeds of culture, so our children blossom into confident, kind, and culturally-aware individuals.

Thank you, 

Tejal Tilavat

Pre primary coordinator

Kanakia kids CBSE, Mahuva

The goal of this activity was to encourage creativity and self-expression by creating a visual collage within the outline of an apple. This symbolic representation highlights both the educational theme (apple as a symbol of learning) and individual student engagement.

Children demonstrated an improved understanding of the circle shape through hands-on learning and art integration. The activity was enjoyable, educational, and a great way to reinforce shape concepts in a playful, thematic way.