Ever wondered how the first few years shape your child’s brain? Often neglected, the first few years of experience set the trajectory of the development of your child’s brain. Brain development begins shortly a few weeks after conception and is completed in early childhood. Almost 90% of your child’s brain is developed by the age of 6, this includes the basic sensory, motor and perception skills, however other systems involved in memory, decision making, social behavior and emotion continue to develop well into childhood. The foundation of many of these abilities are constructed during the early years where the neural connections in the brain are rapidly growing in number.

At Navriti, we pay deep attention to this crucial window in your child’s life, where brain plasticity peaks. We harness this once-in-a-lifetime window to strengthen focus, sharpen thinking, and develop emotional clarity through neuroscience-led Precision Schooling. Keeping in mind how sensitive your child is to experience during early childhood, we have carefully crafted an enriching environment designed to optimize growth.

Our unique facilities bring this vision to life :

–The Imaginarium nurtures imagination, language, and self-expression. Through play based learning and interactive storytelling, children build confidence and communication skills from the start. 

–The Brain Plasticity Lab is grounded in neuroscience and optimized for the brain’s most malleable years. 

– Centre for the Unknown serves as the hub of creativity and exploration. 

–The Kid’s Gymnasium, a soft play and movement zone, is designed to enhance gross motor skills, balance, and coordination. It supports physical development while encouraging sensory exploration.

These enriching experiences help build a strong foundation for all future learning and development to ensure your child flourishes at every step in the way. At Navriti, Best CBSE School in Gurgaon, every environment, relationship, and activity is thoughtfully curated to strengthen your child’s brain’s circuitry during its most receptive stage.