All classes will happen online on a meeting platform.

You can cancel your online classes at any time if you have enrolled for the full course. You can use the remaining credits for any of our other courses.

If you have enrolled for a group class, you will be provided with the recording of class you have missed. We request you to go through the recording of the class and clarify your doubts in the next classes. Classes can be rescheduled if you have enrolled for an individual session.

You can also opt for more advanced level courses depending on your interest.

We can definitely make the changes in the schedule as per the requirement. Though we follow the curriculum endorsed by experts, we will make every effort to accommodate the best schedule to our students.

Phonics is a method of teaching kids to read by connecting letters to their sounds. It helps children sound out unfamiliar words instead of memorizing them, building the foundation for fluent reading, spelling, and comprehension. Strong phonics skills in early childhood are linked to better long-term literacy outcomes.

Most children are ready to start phonics between ages 4 and 6, once they can recognize letters and show interest in sounds and words. Starting early builds a strong reading foundation before formal schooling, though it's never too late — many children benefit from structured phonics support up to age 8 or 9.

Creative writing is the practice of expressing ideas, stories, and imagination through original written work. For kids, it builds vocabulary, critical thinking, and emotional expression, while making language learning enjoyable. Regular practice also improves grammar, structure, and confidence in both spoken and written communication.

Public speaking training teaches children to express ideas clearly and confidently in front of others. Starting early helps kids overcome shyness, build vocabulary, and develop presentation skills that support academic performance and social confidence — skills that are far harder to build once anxiety around speaking sets in later.

Scratch is a beginner-friendly, visual coding language designed for kids to build games, animations, and stories using drag-and-drop blocks. It teaches logical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity without requiring any prior programming knowledge — making it an ideal first step into computational thinking.