At Mindseed, we have developed a curriculum where learning is facilitated based on the strengths, needs and skill levels of each child to keep every child engaged and happy. We believe that undertaking a one-size-fits-all approach in the education of preschoolers will lead to a demoralised or overwhelmed class, thus slowing down the pace of learning. Hence, every child at Mindseed is engaged at his/her appropriate level.

While the batch strength at Mindseed is 15-20, the adult-to-child ratio here is 10:1.

Yes, absolutely! At Mindseed Daycare, we care about the nutritious intake of our little ones and so, we have a nutritionist to plan their meals. Meals for preschoolers will be charged extra, but you can rest assured that they have healthy and freshly prepared food every day.
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English is the primary language of instruction at our centres. However, the words used by our instructors are simple and easily comprehensible. Your child now understands their mother tongue because they have been used to listening to it since childhood. Similarly, they will learn to understand and communicate in English once they are exposed to the language.

This will vary depending on the centre. Most of our centres house both indoor and outdoor play areas and the toys used here are made of wood. We have undertaken all the necessary precautions to ensure that your child is safe and secure.

Every child is unique- that’s our philosophy. Keeping this in mind, we have developed our personalised curriculum catering to children with different learning practices and skills. At Mindseed, we aim to develop 4 key skills in our children to ensure their overall growth. While they work on their linguistic skills through activities such as listening, speaking, reading and writing, the socio-economic skills will mould them into confident individuals with an understanding of key values like sharing and independence. We focus on their physical skills by incorporating various gross and fine motor activities. They also engage in sorting, patterning and problem-solving games as part of their cognitive skills development program