Part 3/3

Here we continue with Part 3 of our series of blog posts from Ranjan Goyal, one of the leading experts in the field of preschool education. In this blog, we create an action plan for launching our new preschool, which we outlined in our previous posts. How to set up a preschool and Business plan for a Premium Preschool.

If you are starting to work on your new premium preschool in October 2025 and want to open doors in April 2026 (the start of the academic year in many parts of India), you’ll have six months to set everything up. That’s a very realistic timeline if you do some tasks in parallel.

6-Month Roadmap to Launch a Premium Preschool

October 2025 – Planning & Foundation

Goals: Set vision, secure location, and align curriculum partner.

Part 2 of 3

Here we continue with Part 2 of our series of blog posts from Ranjan Goyal, one of the leading experts in the field of preschool education. In this blog, we create a business plan for our new preschool. You can find Part 1 HERE.

1. Executive Summary

India’s preschool market is growing rapidly, driven by young urban parents seeking high-quality early childhood education aligned with global standards. The National Education Policy (NEP 2020) emphasizes play-based, child-centered learning, opening opportunities for premium preschools to differentiate themselves through superior pedagogy, improved teacher quality, and strong parent engagement.

Our preschool aims to establish itself as a boutique, premium preschool offering international best practices adapted to the needs of Indian families. It will cater to mid- to high-income parents in metropolitan or Tier 1 cities, charging an annual fee of ₹1.5 –₹ 4.0 lakhs.

The preschool will be positioned around three pillars:

1. Holistic Education – Blending play-based pedagogy from Finland/Montessori/Reggio Emilia with NEP 2020 compliance.
2. Teacher Excellence – Continuous professional development to ensure nurturing and skilled educators.
3. Parent Engagement – Transparent, technology-driven updates showcasing children’s progress and building parent trust. 

2. Market Analysis

2.1 Industry Overview

• India’s preschool sector is valued at ₹30,000+ crore, growing at ~18% CAGR.
• Urban working parents prioritize safe, premium preschools offering international pedagogy.
• Parents demand academic readiness, as well as holistic skills such as creativity, confidence, and social-emotional development.

2.2 Target Market