Montessori education is a time-tested approach focusing on self-directed learning, hands-on activities, and collaborative play. It differs from traditional preschools by emphasising individualized learning, independence, and a child-centric environment.

No, Kria Montessori welcomes children from all backgrounds, whether they have prior Montessori experience or not. Our approach caters to newcomers and Montessori enthusiasts alike.

Kria Montessori serves children from the ages of 1 ½ yrs to 6 years, covering the critical early childhood developmental stages.

At Kria Montessori, assessment happens through continuous observation. Guides use these observations to understand each child’s development and gently adjust the environment or lessons to support growth, ensuring gaps are addressed naturally as part of the learning process rather than being marked as shortcomings.

Our classroom environments are designed to encourage independence, order, and hands-on learning. We use specially crafted Montessori materials to help children explore and learn at their own pace.

Kria Montessori follows the Montessori curriculum. It’s 5 Areas of Learning - Practical Life Exercises, Sensorial, Language, Math & Culture( Geography, Botony, Zoology, Science, History & Time, Environmental Awareness.

Yes, in fact in a Montessori curriculum, the exploration of topics is much broader than in a traditional preschool. A child is offered lessons in geography, botany, zoology, earth sciences, science experiments, nature exploration, art appreciation, history, and cultural observation.

Kria Montessori works towards a safe and nurturing environment through caring adults who closely observe each child, maintain open communication with families, and build a respectful, inclusive classroom community where every child feels secure and valued.

Yes, warm and nutritious vegetarian lunch is provided for the All-Day Explorers and Junior Explorers who are availing Extended Hours Program.

Once children in the Primary program attain a comfortable level of mastery in the English language sequence, they are introduced to Hindi or Telugu in a developmentally appropriate manner. This ensures a strong foundation in English while gently supporting multilingual exposure.

Yes, children can easily transition between Montessori and non-Montessori environments. Montessori's holistic approach equips them with valuable skills that are transferable to various educational settings.

Children do not have a uniform in Kria. In line with Montessori philosophy, we encourage simple, comfortable clothing that allows children to move freely, work independently, and manage their own clothing—supporting independence and freedom of choice.

You can begin the enrollment process by contacting our admissions team, who will guide you through the necessary steps and provide you with all the information you need.

We encourage you to visit our school to learn more about our approach and how it can benefit your child's early education.

Toddlers - 10 children per environment

Primary - 24 children per environment

Toddler - 10 children : 2 teachers : 1 support staff Primary - 24 children: 2 teachers : 1 support staff