Academic wings · Nursery – Class II
Growing with CARE. Learning Through Experience.
A warm, play-based start to school in Siliguri, where children learn by exploring, asking, building and sharing — and where every small step forward is noticed and celebrated.
Pre-Primary Wing · Mayoor School Siliguri
At Mayoor School Siliguri, the Tiny Tots Pre-Primary Wing (Nursery to Grade II) is built around CARE – Cooperation, Acceptance, Resilience and Empathy, nurturing not just young learners but compassionate, confident and independent individuals. Our curriculum places the child at the centre of every learning experience, prioritising active participation, exploration and joyful discovery over passive instruction.
Through engaging Circle Time, children develop communication, listening, sharing and social skills. Colour Days introduce colours through real-life objects, hands-on exploration and meaningful experiences, helping children connect classroom concepts with their surroundings. Activity-based learning, storytelling, music, movement, role-play, sensory play and creative tasks make every concept experiential and enjoyable.
Our developmentally appropriate, play-based curriculum encourages every child to participate, question, experiment and express themselves. With age-appropriate milestones guiding their progress, we create a nurturing environment where curiosity is celebrated, individuality is respected and every little step towards learning is valued.
The wing spans the foundational stage described in India’s National Education Policy 2020: three pre-primary years in Nursery, LKG and UKG, followed by Classes I and II. Keeping these five years together means children grow up in one familiar, caring setting during the years in which they learn to speak up, share, read their first words and count with confidence.
Teaching and learning
Every day in the wing balances structure and freedom. Short, focused activities sit alongside free play, so children stay curious without becoming tired or anxious.
Each day begins with children sitting together with their teacher to greet one another, talk about their news, sing and share. It builds listening, turn-taking and the confidence to speak in a group — skills that support every later subject.
On Colour Days, a single colour becomes the theme of the day. Children bring and find objects of that colour, sort them, name them and use them in art and play, so a simple concept connects to the world around them.
Sensory play, building, role-play corners, music and movement help children develop fine and gross motor skills, coordination and imagination. Play is planned with a purpose, so every activity quietly teaches something.
Storytelling, picture books, rhymes and conversation grow vocabulary and a love of books. Children move gradually from listening and retelling to recognising letters and sounds, and then to reading and writing simple words and sentences.
Counting games, shapes, sorting, matching and simple worksheets introduce number sense and logical thinking. Children handle real objects before they work on paper, so ideas like more, less, bigger and smaller make sense.
Cooperation is practised in group games, Acceptance in celebrating each other’s differences, Resilience in trying again after a mistake, and Empathy in caring for a friend. Teachers model these values all day, not only in a lesson.
From our gallery
Photographs of learning, play and celebration taken across the Mayoor School Siliguri campus.
For parents
Starting school is a big change for a three- or four-year-old. Teachers help children settle at their own pace, and parents are encouraged to share their child’s routines, likes, fears and health needs before the first day.
Young children are observed against age-appropriate milestones in language, numbers, movement, social skills and independence. Ask your child’s teacher how progress is recorded and shared during the year.
Parents receive school updates through the parent portal, reached from the Parent Login button on this website, as well as meetings with teachers. Early, honest conversations help children most.
Children learn in bright, air-conditioned classrooms and use a dedicated indoor play area. The campus has controlled access, CCTV and a medical infirmary, and school buses run with GPS tracking and attendants.
At home
Families usually look for Nursery at about three years, LKG at about four, UKG at about five and Class I at six years or more, in line with national guidance; the admission office confirms the cut-off date for each session. There is no written test for the early years — any interaction is a relaxed conversation with the child and parents. Keep the birth certificate, Aadhaar cards of the child and parents, photographs and a medical certificate ready.
Mayoor School Siliguri’s published fee structure lists a monthly school fee of ₹5,500 for Nursery to UKG and ₹9,200 for Classes I and II, a one-time registration fee of ₹5,000, and a one-time admission fee of ₹30,000 for Nursery to UKG or ₹60,000 from Class I. Confirm the current session’s figures with the admission office.
Full fee structureThe next stage
By the end of Class II, children are reading, writing, counting and working in groups with growing independence. They then move to the Primary Section for Classes III to V, where experiential learning continues with more subject depth — and where day boarding and full boarding first become available.
Parent questions
The Tiny Tots Pre-Primary Wing at Mayoor School Siliguri covers Nursery, LKG, UKG, Class I and Class II. Children then move to the Primary Section for Classes III to V on the same Siliguri campus.
Class-wise admission eligibilityFamilies usually apply for Nursery at Mayoor School Siliguri when a child is about three years old, LKG at about four, UKG at about five and Class I at six years or more. The admission office confirms the exact age cut-off date for each session.
Class-wise admission eligibilityNo. There is no written test for Nursery, LKG or UKG at Mayoor School Siliguri. Any interaction is an informal, relaxed conversation with the child and parents so teachers can get to know the child.
In Mayoor School Siliguri’s Pre-Primary Wing, CARE stands for Cooperation, Acceptance, Resilience and Empathy. These four values guide teaching and daily routines so children grow into compassionate, confident and independent learners.
Circle Time at Mayoor School Siliguri is a daily group session where young children talk, listen, sing and share. Colour Days introduce one colour at a time through real objects, art and play, helping children connect classroom ideas with their surroundings.
Mayoor School Siliguri’s published fee structure lists a monthly school fee of ₹5,500 for Nursery to UKG and ₹9,200 for Classes I and II, plus one-time registration and admission fees. Families should confirm the current session’s fees with the admission office.
See the full fee structureNo. Mayoor School Siliguri offers day schooling for Nursery to Class II. Day boarding and full boarding in separate residences for boys and girls begin from Class III.
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