Arka Kids follows a Montessori-inspired, child-centred early-learning approach. Our teaching methods and classroom activities support learning through exploration, hands-on experiences, play and age-appropriate activities.
Admissions
Admissions are open through the year
Seats open as they free up, so it is worth asking even mid-term. Visit a centre on a weekday morning, see a working classroom, and we will take you through the rest.
How admission works
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Enquire
Send the form or call us. We will ask your child's age and the centre nearest you, and call back within one working day.
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Visit a centre
Come on a weekday morning while the work cycle is running. Meet the lead teacher and bring your child along.
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Apply
Fill in the application form at the centre with the documents listed below. The centre confirms the seat and shares the fee details.
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Settle in
Short first days that lengthen as your child is ready, with a note home every day for the first month.
Which class for your child
- Play Group 2 to 3 years A joyful first step outside the home: music, play, storytelling and games. 9:30 am to 12:30 pm.
- Nursery 3 to 4 years Phonics, early maths, fine motor skills and first friendships. 9:30 am to 12:30 pm.
- Junior KG 4 to 5 years Phonics, early reading, number concepts and writing readiness. 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.
- Senior KG 5 to 6 years Advanced phonics, handwriting and maths, ready for Class 1. 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.
- Daycare Alongside any class Extended hours at most centres, with rest time and a snack.
Not sure which class fits? Tell us your child's date of birth and the centre will advise.
What to bring
- Your child’s birth certificate
- Parent/guardian contact details
- Photographs of the child, father and mother
- Previous-school records, if any
Fees
Fees differ by centre, program and whether you need daycare. Ask at your visit, or send the form and the centre will share its fee sheet with you.
Ask for the fee sheetAsk about a seat
Tell us your child's age and the centre you prefer. We will call you back within one working day.
Rather talk it through?
Phone
+91 73050 98881Monday to Friday: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Saturday: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Find your nearest centre
Every centre runs the same programs. Pick the closest and we will route your enquiry to that team.
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Programs, centres, a day in the classroom and how admission works, in one PDF to read at your own pace.
Questions about admission
Play Group: 2 to 3 years. Nursery: 3 to 4 years. Junior KG: 4 to 5 years. Senior KG: 5 to 6 years. Eligibility follows the academic-year cut-off date, so please confirm your child’s date of birth with our admissions team.
Play Group and Nursery: 9:30 am to 12:30 pm. Junior KG and Senior KG: 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.
Fees depend on the programme and academic year. Our admissions team will explain the current fee structure in person, including admission/registration and tuition fees and any charges for books, learning materials, uniform, field trips and activities.
Yes. Our campuses have CCTV surveillance.
Our student–teacher ratio is 10:1 (assistants and caregivers included), and a typical class has 10 to 15 children. Smaller groups help teachers give each child more individual attention.
Our early-years programme focuses on age-appropriate development across language and communication, early numeracy, motor skills, creativity, social interaction, independence and emotional development. Learning includes stories, songs, play, activities and guided experiences.
No. Transport is not provided; parents drop off and pick up their children.
Children bring their own snacks and lunch.
PTMs are held on the second Saturday once every quarter, with extra discussions arranged when needed. You can also reach the class teacher or office through the WhatsApp group or the school app.
Parents receive updates through WhatsApp, the school app (ERP), diary notes, messages, phone calls and meetings. In an emergency, parents are contacted immediately by phone.
Teachers observe children’s participation, emerging skills, independence, communication and social development through age-appropriate classroom activities. Progress is shared with parents during parent meetings.
Assessment is age-appropriate and depends on the programme. Early-years learning emphasises observation, participation and developmental progress.
Classes are taught in English, with the local language used to help explain. Hindi and French are also taught.
You will receive a programme-specific checklist. This may include a labelled water bottle, spare clothes, a snack or lunch, and other items requested by the school.
Contact admissions, confirm age eligibility and seat availability, visit the campus if you wish, submit the form and documents, review the fee structure, and complete the admission formalities.
Usually your child’s birth certificate, parent/guardian contact details, photographs of the child, father and mother, and any previous-school records.
Yes. Ask about a campus visit or orientation by call or chat. Visits are subject to school timings and visitor-safety procedures.
Please speak with the admissions team so the school can understand your child’s needs and explain what support it can provide.
Call 73050 98881 or email contact@arkakids.com. Office hours: Monday to Friday 9:30 am – 5:00 pm, Saturday 9:30 am – 2:00 pm.
Visits run on weekday mornings
See a working classroom, meet the lead teacher and ask about seats in your child's age group.