About Us

Kids Joy seeks to develop children into emotionally secure, self-confident, intellectually curious, and socially conscious individuals. We aim to broaden the children’s range of experiences, introduce new possibilities, and help develop thinking skills by providing a stimulating, exciting environment where children will have the freedom to play, observe, query and explore. We offer one of the best adult – student ratio among all the preschools in Kochi. Teachers at Kid’s Joy are accomplished and qualified in early childhood disciplines. With high quality education, we aim to give every child a headstart to life and produce leaders of tomorrow.

Mums and Toddlers

0 – 2 1/2 years

Specially designed for mums and babies to stimulate the child’s five senses and provide physical, mental, emotional and social development.

Nursery

2 – 3 1/2 years

Developing concentration, communication, creativity and self- confidence through fun and interactive activities. Children learn by seeing, hearing, feeling and doing. Fine and gross motor skills are developed.

Kindergarten

3 1/2 – 5 1/2 years

Ensuring a broad and balanced approach to Language and Literacy; Mathematics; Personal and Social development.

Day Care

2 – 6 years

A full day programme where children are cared for in a safe, stimulating and loving environment.

Latest Blog Posts

The Month Gone By: August 2018

We’ve had a very unusual month at school. With the heavy rain and then the flood, we’ve had very few working days. But we are very grateful that all our children and their families are safe! Our theme for the month was colours and the children learnt about...

Colour Fun (Part 2)

Hope you enjoyed doing the Milk Colour Explosion with your children. Here’s part two of our colour activities: Shaving Foam Pictures This is a fun experiment that produces beautiful designs. It created a marbling effect and can be used for cards, borders, or even...

Colour Fun (Part 1)

Milk Colour Explosion Colour is one of the most exciting things for preschool children to observe and experiment with. I’m doing a two part blog post on two simple activities you can do with your children. Here’s the first one. This is a very simple experiment...