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At KLAY, we go the extra mile, surpassing the conventional daycare and preschool experience. Our passionate team, state-of-the-art facilities, stringent health and safety protocols and thoughtfully designed learning approach combine to provide a safe, secure and enriching place for your child. Join us at KLAY, where together we'll nurture your little one’s holistic growth and development.
Nurturing the child through holistic development for a brighter and well-rounded future
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Stringent protocols that safe-guard physical, social and emotional safety of the child
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At KLAY, we provide a "home away from home" experience for your children and happy environment.
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AK is an inclusive leader with experience of 25+ years around the globe across different industries.
Dhiwakharan is an HR leader with over 30 years of professional experience in corporate
Shruti is a seasoned Sales and Operations professional with over 20+ years of experience across Education
KLAY opened its 1st centre in Bangalore
KLAY started spreading its wings across India
The parent company acquires The Little Company TLC
We were already a family of hundred buzzing bubs
to work for identified by Great Place to Work
AK Srikanth took over as the new CEO
KLAY stands tall through the Pandemic 5 new learning
Founding Years eyes expansion in tier 2 cities
By World Bank estimates, in 2020, fewer than 20% of Indian women worked in the formal sectors, post pandemic it is at 9%. The one facility that could help counter this current state is the Childcare service or Daycares as they are called.
With an objective of encouraging the female workforce to rejoin work, KLAY, India’s largest preschool and daycare chain, aims to expand its daycare chain to 400 centres in 2023 growing at a Y-o-Y growth rate of 33 per cent.
Some Indian institutes are comparable with the world’s best, while the others lag far behind. AK Srikanth, CEO, KLAY, shares his views on opportunities and challenges of the Indian education system with FE Education Online.
By World Bank estimates, in 2020, fewer than 20% of Indian women worked in the formal sectors, post pandemic it is at 9%. The one facility that could help counter this current state is the Childcare service or Daycares as they are called.
With an objective of encouraging the female workforce to rejoin work, KLAY, India’s largest preschool and daycare chain, aims to expand its daycare chain to 400 centres in 2023 growing at a Y-o-Y growth rate of 33 per cent.
Some Indian institutes are comparable with the world’s best, while the others lag far behind. AK Srikanth, CEO, KLAY, shares his views on opportunities and challenges of the Indian education system with FE Education Online.
