The KLAY at Ryan Foundational Development Program is a program that nurtures your child’s growth and holistic development. Our learning architecture combines best practices inspired by Montessori, Reggio Emilia, and Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences to create a stimulating environment for your child’s learning journey. We focus on age-appropriate activities and play-based learning, ensuring that children grow and develop essential skills in a fun and engaging way.
The Foundational Development Program is designed for children from 2 years to 6 years old, ensuring age-appropriate learning experiences with adult-child ratios that prioritize the health and safety of every child.
The Foundational Development Program is a unique combination of learning pedagogy and high-quality care, creating a child-centric environment. It is aimed at the holistic development of children and prepares children not just for ‘big school’ but for life ahead. We follow a thematic approach within a Montessori curriculum, fostering your child’s cognitive, language, personal, social, emotional, and physical development.
Absolutely! The Foundational Development Program is based on the fact that early years matter and developed with the thought of ‘Learning to Learn’. Our focus is on early years learning and we do that by preparing your child not just for mainstream schooling but for life ahead. Our philosophy – Teach me the way I can learn.
With the Foundational Development Program at KLAY at RYAN, we set the foundation for key life skills through play-based learning. We follow a thematic approach wherein learning is integrated within a theme, to foster your child’s cognitive, language, personal, social, emotional, and physical development. Our curriculum is inspired from best practices from Montessori, Regio Emillia, Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences.
Our program creates a nurturing and stimulating environment where children develop essential skills through creative play, making learning fun and engaging. It blends structured learning activities and free play while incorporating language, math, and general awareness instruction based on established guidelines and best practices inspired from Montessori, Regio Emillia and Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences.