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The New Activity School The New Activity School Est. 1953 · near Kemps Corner

Peddar Road, Altamount Road and Breach Candy

A play-way preschool near Peddar Road and Breach Candy.

A nearby preschool should make the family routine workable, but the deciding factor is still what happens between the child, teacher, room and rhythm every day.

One campus 9 months to Senior KG Guided play Parent partnership
Children hanging their bags as a teacher greets them in the morningIllustrative image
One campus, one school, since 1953.
Children choosing materials from low shelves during choice timeIllustrative image

One campus. Come and stand in the room.

Visits by appointment

Parent Decision

What you will want to know before shortlisting.

Close enough to consider honestly

We do not claim branches in these neighbourhoods. The school is near Kemps Corner, Grant Road, and you can use a visit to judge the route and daily fit.

Purposeful play, not empty play

Teachers prepare materials and routines, observe closely and add vocabulary, questions or a small challenge without taking ownership away from the child.

Growth you can understand

NAS notices language, movement, independence, relationships, persistence and early thinking in real classroom moments and discusses growth in plain language.

Programmes

Choose the stage closest to your child.

Age bands are a guide. We confirm programme fit, current availability and next steps directly with each family.

Parent FAQ

Your questions, before you visit.

Plain answers on where we are, which stage fits and how children learn, so your shortlist is easier.

NAS is near Kemps Corner, Grant Road. Families around Peddar Road, Altamount Road and Breach Candy can visit the campus and assess the route and programme fit.

Yes. We use guided play, stories, movement, art, practical routines, conversation and hands-on materials to build early-years foundations.

Readiness includes language, confidence, independence, movement, attention, early literacy and numeracy, social comfort and willingness to try, not only worksheets.