Welcome to our The Poly Kids, Dayalbagh, Agra
At The Poly Kids, We believe that early childhood education lays the foundation for a lifetime of learning and growth. As the Director, I am thrilled to extend a warm and heartfelt welcome to all parents, guardians, and, most importantly, the little stars who will fill our school with laughter and curiosity.
The Poly Kids is more than just a place where children spend their days; it’s a nurturing environment that fosters creativity, exploration, and the development of essential life skills. We understand the immense responsibility entrusted to us by parents, and we are committed to providing a safe, stimulating, and inclusive space for every child in our care.
Our dedicated team of experienced educators is passionate about early childhood development and is dedicated to creating an engaging and play-based curriculum. Through a perfect balance of structured learning and free play, we encourage our students to discover the wonders of the world around them at their own pace. As we embark on this exciting adventure together, I am confident that your child will find joy, friendship, and boundless opportunities to explore and learn. Thank you for choosing The Poly Kids, and we look forward to creating unforgettable memories with your little one.
Director
Mrs Rashmi Agarwal
For all of the staff and students, The Poly Kids, Dayalbagh, Agra fosters a familial environment. Each person’s thoughtfulness and self-assuredness are greatly valued. Making progress in a lighthearted manner makes learning enjoyable. The goal of our Dayalbagh branch is the total personal development of each person. Learning is a continuous process, and since we have a super-talented team ready to take on the responsibilities at hand, we are all each other’s teachers. The Poly Kids Primary School in Dayalbagh, Agra family commends all parents for their confidence in their children and all teachers for putting in extra time to make learning enjoyable. Everyone can access and feel protected throughout hybrid mode study, thanks to the team.
