9:00 - 18:00
Kishlay is closed on Sundays and all Centre's Holidays.
3. Illness & Injuries:
Please attempt to make alternate arrangements for children with a bad cough, sore throat, vomiting, loose stomach, high temperature, rash or open sores, fever, persistent cough, breathing difficulty, conjunctivitis, head lice, pallid yellow skin and/or eyes, chickenpox, measles, mumps, diarrhoea, jaundice, etc. This is for your own child's well being as well as for the others. Please notify us when your child is sick and will not attend.
When we notice a child becoming ill, we observe and take temperature readings. After an hour we phone the parent for permission to treat and to advise on whether the child should be taken to the doctor.
Minor injuries, such as small wounds are cleaned, bandaged and recorded in child's message book for parent's information.
In the unlikely event of a serious injury, first-aid will be administered and parents will be informed immediately. (For extreme emergencies, Kishlay will arrange for paramedics/ambulance and parents will be notified straight after)
4. Collection of child:
No child will be allowed to leave Kishlay premises with any person, if there is no written permission to do so. A register will be kept to record arrival and departure of the child.
5. Personal Items:
Please mark all clothing, bedding and bags clearly with your child’s name. Kishlay will not take any responsibility for any loss of, or damage or destruction to any property of whatever nature. We do not accept any liability for loss of personal items. We request that no personal toys be brought to Kishlay.
6. Attire and clothing:
Clothing should suit the weather conditions. The child may carry or deposit sufficient number of additional set of clothing's in Kishlay, in case of accidents or wetting.
7. Diapers:
Though the child will be potty trained but still parents are advised to send adequate number of diapers either on a daily or monthly basis.
8. Food and drink
Parents are strictly advised to send food for each day. Filtered, boiled water is available at Kishlay. The child should carry a clean napkin in the lunch bag each day.
9. Accessories and Jewellery
Parents are advised to ensure their wards wear no jewellery. Kishlay absolves itself of all responsibility in case they do.
10. Toys
Kishlay will provide an array of toys, books and activities with which to play. Do not send any toys or any other personal items to Kishlay, including pets or animals of any kind. If the child brings other toys from home, it may be taken away as it causes tension amongst your children. A special “lovey”, however, may be brought for naptime.
11. Naptime
Children will take a nap after lunch. Alternatively, they may be provided with quiet activities to do while lying on their mats.
12. Discipline:
Should there be disagreements, Kishlay shall try to diffuse the situation and encourage the children to apologise to each other. Kishlay will use the time out/naughty corner method of discipline.
13. Child’s likes/dislikes
Every parent should inform Kishlay about the child’s favourite games, hobbies, etc. Also inform if the child has any special routine for naptime, fears (i.e. scared of the dark, shut doors, etc) or anything else about the child’s likes and dislikes (such as foods) that the parent may feel would be helpful. Kishlay would like to do whatever is possible, within reason, to make the time spent by the child here more comfortable and fun. The more Kishlay knows about the child, the better Kishlay can help him or her adapt to a new situation.
14. Permission to have pictures taken:
Kislay would enjoy capturing the children’s play on camera to share with the parents and them. The Centre also has a website and would like to post some of the photos in the gallery.
15. Copies that needs to be provided:
Copy of child/children's birth certificate,
Copy of both parents photo ID card
It is the parents duty to change their contact details in writing should it change.