LEARNING PARK is committed to serve the community through its following Programs and Services

Pre – School (1.5 years to 5.5 years)
Mothers’ Interact: Parenting Forum
Global Youth Leadership Course
Home Management Course for Women
Workshops for Montessori Teachers


Cross-Cultural Collaboration with
Sabyholms Montessori, Sweden
Friends of Learning Park
  Germany
  Sweden
Networking with School Principals
In the News
  India
  International

LEARNING PARK – A story
MOTHERS’ INTERACT – A story
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Learning Park
Learning Park – A story...

16th March 2004 LEARNING PARK Pre – School opened its doors with the focused determination “to provide world-class early childhood education”.
TODAY we are an learning organisation with
. 30 Teachers & 7 Support Staff
. Over 300 children
. Over 3000 families in our parenting network
Mission – LEARNING PARK
To provide world-class early childhood education that delivers knowledge and also develops the capacities of children to learn, think, relate and act
To foster ethics, skills for lifelong learning and values such as community service and environment friendliness.
LEARNING PARK – Our Pedagogy

Learning Park facilitates child-centered, experiential learning processes through its innovative methodology and inter-active curriculum. It aspires to harmoniously blend the best aspects of Montessori pedagogy with the application of contemporary technology. An experimental Pre-School!

Children enjoy the learning activities:

Computers
Environmental
Yoga & Meditation
Creative Art
Awareness Memory & Concentration
Etiquette & Manners
Language
Rhythm & Movement
Playhouse

We have learnt from experience that identifying a child's Preferred Learning Style (PLS) helps in solving the childhood learning issues that are so common nowadays.

The four-step technique to identify the child's preferred learning style:

Accurately determine the family profile: how is the child handled by her parents; whether she is pampered or forced to follow strict discipline; what parenting practices and preferences are exercised by the parents.

Outline the child's social profile: how is she influenced by her surroundings; what kind of social status she enjoys.
The child is given a set of age-appropriate tasks, mostly visual tests through picture interpretation, data handling and other logistic tests.
A psychological questionnaire for the child and her parents.