Early Learning Village
E Block, Sushant Lok Phase I, Sector 43, Gurugram, Haryana 122002, India · Gurugram · Haryana
If you’re exploring preschools in Gurugram that focus on play-based learning and individual attention, Early Learning Village (ELV) in Sushant Lok might already be on your list. Here’s a detailed, parent-friendly look at what this school offers — the good, the not-so-clear, and what you should check before applying.
Basic Details
- Boards
- Early Years / Preschool (18 months–5 years), Not affiliated to CBSE/ICSE
- Classes
- Adult & Child Program, Playgroup, Pre-Nursery, Nursery
- Co-ed
- Yes
- Boarding
- No (daycare/preschool only)
- Founded
- 2016
- Student–teacher ratio
- Not published; early-years ratios typically 8:1 to 10:1 (not confirmed)
- Students
- Not published; appears to be a small preschool (under 200 children)
Staff
Co-founders include Priya Saxena (special needs educator), Heba Zaidi Khosla, and Priya Dhawan — all with international school experienceSummary for the Parent
Overview
Early Learning Village (ELV) is a small, nurturing preschool in Sushant Lok that focuses on play-based learning and individual attention. It’s best suited for families who value a warm, community-like environment over a large institutional setup.
What kind of child will this school work for best
Children aged 18 months–5 years who thrive in exploratory, play-based settings
Kids who benefit from close teacher attention and smaller groups
Strengths
Experienced leadership team with international exposure
Clean, safe, and thoughtfully designed learning spaces
Strong emphasis on events and parent involvement
Positive feedback on teacher care and attention
Potential trade-offs / Things to check
Limited outdoor play area
Outdated fee information on the website
Small number of independent reviews
Strict refund and registration policies
Recommendations / Questions to Ask
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Is there a transport facility, and what are the routes?
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