Play
Children begin with blocks, pretend play, sensory work and small choices that make confidence visible.
New Activity School Mumbai
A warm South Mumbai preschool where guided play, stories, movement and relationships help children build confidence from the inside out.
Our Philosophy
Children learn by touching, asking, repeating, pretending, moving and speaking. Teachers prepare the room, notice the moment, and gently add the next word, question or material.
Children begin with blocks, pretend play, sensory work and small choices that make confidence visible.
Teachers notice curiosity, add vocabulary and gently stretch each idea without taking over.
Children use paint, rhythm, storytelling and movement to show what they are thinking.
Daily rhythms help independence, self-regulation, early number sense and language grow steadily.
Warm relationships, home language and parent partnership help school feel safe and familiar.
Learning You Can See
Here are the classroom moments that carry the NAS promise.
Children sort, stack, compare and solve small problems with real materials.
Stories, songs and conversation grow language in a natural way.
Movement helps balance, confidence, attention and classroom readiness.
Art and making turn imagination into something visible.
Shared routines help children trust adults and join the group.
Teachers watch real moments and choose the next helpful step.
School Life
Tap a stage to see what your child experiences, learns and practises.
Little explorers
1.5 - 2.5 years
Settle. Sense. Trust.
Story makers
2.5 - 3.5 years
Talk. Pretend. Belong.
Early innovators
3.5 - 4.5 years
Make. Sort. Wonder.
Problem solvers
4.5 - 5.5 years
Listen. Count. Try.
Confident learners
Ready for the next step
Curious. Capable. Ready.Little explorers
The first school experience is held gently through familiar adults, sensory play, movement, songs and predictable routines.
See this year in curriculumStory makers
Nursery gives children more words, pretend play, classroom independence and comfort with peers.
See this year in curriculumEarly innovators
Junior KG makes thinking more visible through making, patterning, questioning, stories and collaborative play.
See this year in curriculumProblem solvers
Senior KG strengthens readiness for the next step while keeping learning active, social and joyful.
See this year in curriculumConfident learners
By the end of the early-years journey, the goal is not only academic readiness. It is a child who can listen, speak, try, join, make, wonder and recover.
Curriculum
Learning becomes visible through movement, stories, materials, rhythm and reflection.
Explore the curriculumMovement, stories, music, practical life and nature.
Patterns, sequencing and problem-solving through play.
Observation, work samples and next helpful steps.
Our Campus
Nestled near Kemps Corner and Grant Road, our campus is designed around young children and joyful learning.
Take a virtual tourWhy Parents Trust NAS
Memory Wall
A quiet place for NAS moments. More photographs can be added here as the school archive grows.
Admissions Open
NAS listens for age, rhythm, confidence and readiness, then helps your family see the next practical step.
Tell us about your child, age and preferred programme.
We guide you on age band, readiness, availability and visit options.
A warm conversation about your child and the NAS classroom rhythm.
Share a few details. The office will guide the next step.
Parent Education
Support, not homework. Simple habits parents can continue gently.
Shared reading and conversation build language, attention and imagination.
Responsive adult-child interaction is one of the strongest learning levers.
Sleep, movement, meals and rhythm support regulation and readiness.
Observations from school become simple, respectful family conversations.
FAQ
Short, steady answers before a parent calls, visits or decides.
We learn while we play means children learn through guided activity, stories, songs, movement, art, language, routines and joyful classroom experiences.
No. NAS protects free play, but teachers also use guided play: child-led exploration with adult questions, vocabulary and gentle challenge.
Readiness includes language, confidence, independence, social comfort, movement, attention and emotional security - not just early writing or worksheets.