Facilities

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Facilities

Location & Space Design

Spread in around 10,000sq feet + 6,000sq feet 1st floor area

  • Safe and Accessible Location: Away from heavy traffic and pollution.
  • Adequate Space: Minimum 35-40 sq. ft. per child to allow free movement.
  • Classroom Layout: Organized into learning centers (art, reading, sensory, play) with open areas for group activities.
  • Natural Light & Ventilation: To create a cheerful and healthy environment.
  1. Safety and Security
  • Secure Entry & Exit Points: Monitoring via CCTV, childproof gates.
  • Fire Safety: Fire extinguishers, fire exits, and evacuation plans.
  • First Aid: Trained staff and a first aid kit readily available.
  • Childproof Infrastructure: Rounded corners, safe electric outlets, slip-resistant flooring.
  1. Furniture and Equipment
  • Child-sized Furniture: Tables, chairs, and storage units suitable for small children.
  • Sleeping Mats or Cots: For rest or napping areas.
  • Washrooms: Child-friendly toilets with low-height washbasins and water taps.
      • Girls & boys separate washrooms
  1. Learning Materials and Toys
  • Age-Appropriate Materials: Puzzles, blocks, picture books, and Montessori sensory toys.
  • Outdoor Play Equipment: Swings, slides, sandpits, and tricycles to develop motor skills.
  • Digital Learning Aids (Optional): Projector room
  1. Health and Hygiene Facilities
  • Clean Drinking Water: RO or filtered water dispensers.
  • Handwashing Stations: Located near play areas and classrooms.
  • Daily Cleaning Protocols: Ensuring high standards of hygiene.
  • Waste Management: Proper disposal units for diapers and general waste.
  1. Outdoor Play Area
  • Safe Playgrounds: Well-padded surfaces to prevent injuries.
  • Green Areas: Gardens or patches with plants for nature exposure.
  • Shaded Zones: For outdoor learning and relaxation in warm climates.
  1. Administrative and Utility Areas
  • Office Space: For administration and staff meetings.
  • Storage Rooms: To keep additional supplies and seasonal items.
  • Kitchen or Pantry: For snacks and meal preparation (if applicable).

Conclusion

Well-planned preschool infrastructure creates an environment where children feel safe, valued, and excited to learn. Beyond the physical structure, a balance of indoor and outdoor activities, proper safety measures, and high standards of hygiene are essential to fostering holistic child development.

This infrastructure briefing covers the essentials for setting up a successful preschool. Let me know if you’d like further details on any specific aspect!