Totville School is the school emphasizes learning through play, using activities like roller painting and interactive storytelling.
At Totville, each program is made to nurture young children as they naturally grow, play, and learn.
We don’t rush through childhood. We celebrate it! From tentative first steps to confident learners ready for school, we guide every stage with care, creativity, and purpose.
Early learning at Totville is joyful, meaningful, and child-led. Our Global Integrated Curriculum brings together the best of Reggio Emilia, Montessori, Waldorf, Playway, and modern developmental theories.
(Ages 1.5 to 3 years)
What do children of this age group need?
At this stage, toddlers begin stepping into the wider world, developing independence and a strong need for emotional security. They learn better and build lasting understanding through movement, sensory play, imitation, repetition, and everyday routines.
The next step?
As the children grow confident and curious, they are ready to explore more structured experiences in Nursery that build on this strong emotional and sensory foundation.
(Ages 3 to 4 years)
What do children of this age group need?
Questions, questions and more questions! Three-year-olds are natural little detectives and active explorers. They begin forming early friendships, showing imagination, and are ready to engage with theme-based, structured learning in small amounts.
The next step?
Children move into LKG with stronger foundational skills in language, numeracy, and independence.
Ready to connect ideas and dive deeper into learning.
What do children of this age group need? At this stage, toddlers begin stepping into the wider world, growing independence and a strong need for emotional security. They learn better and longer through movement, sensory play, imitation, repetitive play and easy daily routines.
The next step?
As the children grow confident and curious, they’re ready to explore more structured experiences in Nursery that build on this strong emotional and sensory foundation.
What do children of this age group need? Questions, questions and more questions! Three-year-olds are natural little detectives and active explorers. They begin forming early friendships, showing imagination, and are ready to engage with theme-based, structured learning in small amounts.
The next step?
Children move into LKG with stronger foundational skills in language, numeracy, and independence.
Ready to connect ideas and dive deeper into learning.
What do children of this age group need?
By four, children become increasingly curious and expressive. They seek deeper understanding, enjoy storytelling and role-play, and are ready to engage with early academics in more theoretical ways.
The next step?
Strengthening foundations the children enter UKG with stronger cognitive skills and social-emotional abilities ready to apply their learning more purposefully.
What do children of this age group need?
Five-year-olds begin bridging play and purpose. They start reading with fluency, think critically, and show pride in completing tasks on their own. They need support in applying learning meaningfully across settings.
What’s next?
Children graduate Totville as confident, capable learners! Ready for primary school and beyond, holding a strong foundation in literacy, numeracy, empathy, and imagination.
(Ages 4 to 5 years)
What do children of this age group need?
By four, children become increasingly curious and expressive. They seek deeper understanding, enjoy storytelling and role-play, and are ready to engage with early academics in more theoretical ways.
The next step?
Strengthening foundations the children enter UKG with stronger cognitive skills and social-emotional abilities ready to apply their learning more purposefully.
(Ages 5 to 6 years)
What do children of this age group need?
Five-year-olds begin bridging play and purpose. They start reading with fluency, think critically, and show pride in completing tasks on their own. They need support in applying learning meaningfully across settings.
The next step?
Children graduate Totville as confident, capable learners! Ready for primary school and beyond, holding a strong foundation in literacy, numeracy, social skills, empathy, and imagination
