Day care" typically refers to a service where children, elderly people, or individuals with disabilities are cared for during the day while their primary caregivers are working or otherwise unavailable. There are various types of day care services, each tailored to different needs.

A preschool is an early childhood education setting that provides care and learning experiences for young children, typically aged 3 to 5 years old, before they enter formal schooling (kindergarten).

LKG stands for Lower Kindergarten, which is typically a part of early childhood education for children around 3 to 4 years old. It is an introductory stage to formal schooling, where children begin to develop basic academic skills in a structured environment. LKG is often a precursor to UKG

UKG stands for Upper Kindergarten, which is the second year of the kindergarten stage in early childhood education. UKG is typically for children aged 4 to 5 years old, and it follows the LKG (Lower Kindergarten) stage.

A nursery typically refers to an early childhood care and education setting for young children, usually from birth to around 3 years old. Nurseries provide a safe and nurturing environment where children can begin their early learning journey.

we provides just that with our afterschool care program. Whether you need a place for your child to complete homework, enjoy structured activities, or just unwind after a long day, our afterschool care is designed to meet your family’s needs.