SEED, Chrompet is a progressive primary school that believes children should experience learning in a joyful environment. SEED focuses on holistic development of the child and offers individualised learning by catering to the multiple intelligences of children.
The preschool celebrates the pursuit of lifelong learning and is committed to nurturing high self-esteem and respect for others.
The preschool offers an inviting and nurturing environment for your child to explore and discover. The learning spaces are equipped with child friendly and stimulating learning tools and toys.
The preschool offers the following programmes:
Infant: The infant programme is designed for babies to make sense of the world by exploring a rich sensory environment. The baby learns to communicate through a lot of singing, reading, smiles and hugs.
Playgroup: The curriculum promotes emotional, physical, social and intellectual development in a fun, engaging environment. It has learning centres through which children explore their skills in language, construction, math, art, drama and science.
Preschool: The curriculum helps children grow into confident students. This also helps children build proficiency in the areas of language and literacy, mathematical reasoning and scientific investigation.
Kindergarten: The kindergarten programme helps the students learn math, science, general knowledge, awareness about the world and helps inculcate creative thinking skills.
The preschool also offers day care and an after-school programme.
SEED’s curriculum is based on Swiss developmental psychologist and philosopher, Jean Piaget’s theory of ‘Ages and Stages of Development’ which focuses on hands-on activities.
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SEED, Chrompet has been ranked among the top franchised preschools in Chennai by the EducationWorld India Preschool Rankings 2017-18.
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