Premium Montessori Preschool in Sector 65 Gurgaon | Productive Minds

Our Sector 65 campus, located near Trump Towers and just off the Golf Course Extension Road, offers a calm, spacious Montessori environment designed for the young families living in this part of Gurgaon.
Here, only 42 children enjoy complete child-led freedom on a private half-acre campus — with no rigid timetables and a unique open house policy that lets children, parents and nannies come anytime between 9 am to 2 pm.
Spacious preschool garden with swings and colorful play equipment in Gurgaon, India.

An Authentic Montessori Preschool in the Heart of Gurgaon

Campus Highlights Specific to Sector 65

The Sector 65 campus is designed as a true second home for toddlers.
Floor-to-ceiling glass classroom opens onto a private half-acre garden filled with trees children can reach, soft earth for digging, a vegetable patch and a continuous scooter track that wraps around the building.
Children move freely between indoor Montessori materials and outdoor creative play. Indoors, they explore specialized mixed-age environments filled with authentic, mathematically precise tools imported directly from Nienhuis Montessori. There is no pressure to sit still or follow an adult-imposed schedule. The result is calmer, more confident and genuinely happy children — something parents from nearby societies notice within the first few weeks.

Meet the Team at Our Sector 65 Campus

Our Sector 65 campus is headed by Bharathi Bhansali, who is Montessori trained from the USA and has been with Productive Minds since 2014. She has been leading this campus since its launch in 2023.Together with our experienced Montessori guides, she creates a calm, respectful environment where children feel safe to explore freely. Every adult here understands that true learning and happiness happen when children are free from pressure and rigid schedules.

Frequently Asked Questions – Sector 65 Campus

Q: Is the Sector 65 campus convenient for families in M3M Golfestate, and Emerald Hills?

A: Yes. The campus is located near Trump Towers and is a short drive from M3M Golfestate, Emaar Emerald Hills and other societies on Golf Course Extension Road.

A: Yes. Children, parents and nannies are welcome to come anytime and go anytime between 9 am and 2 pm. There is no fixed drop-off or pick-up time.

A: Most preschool chains in the Sector 65 area confine toddlers to high-rise commercial floors with cramped rooms. Our Sector 65 campus (located at Emaar Premier Floors) completely rejects this, providing 55 square feet of indoor classroom space per child.
The Science: This meets the CFOC clinical benchmark of 54 sq. ft. required for optimal child spacing. Low child density is scientifically proven to reduce behavioral clashes and sensory overstimulation. Coupled with our zero staff turnover framework—where children build deep bonds with the same tenured teachers and nannies for a continuous 4-year cycle (from 18 months to graduation at 6+ years)—this environment builds exceptional emotional stability and cognitive confidence, beautifully preparing children to clear admissions for leading formal K-12 schools in Gurgaon.

A: Our classroom features authentic mixed-age setups where toddlers learn collaboratively. Every environment is fully equipped with world-class wooden tools imported from Nienhuis Montessori, ensuring an international standard of child-led learning.

A: Our Sector 65 campus features a huge, all-glass, daylit ground-floor-only classroom that opens directly onto a private, half-acre green garden filled with organic spaces and active play structures. Most preschool chains along Golf Course Extension Road confine toddlers to high-rise commercial floors with nearly zero nature exposure. At our campus Children transition seamlessly between focused indoor cognitive work and active outdoor play. This uncompromised access to nature forms a foundational bedrock for healthy gross motor skills and spatial reasoning.
The Science: Traditional, rigid “30-minute outdoor recess slots” fail because pediatric studies show young children require unstructured, sporadic bursts of movement rather than forced schedules to meet the WHO’s 3-hour daily activity guidelines. Here, children transition seamlessly between precise indoor cognitive work and active outdoor play, including tree climbing, gardening, water play, and plucking fresh fruit from our fruiting trees to eat on the spot. This uncompromised access to nature forms a foundational bedrock for healthy physical and cognitive development.

Plan a Visit

Come experience the difference yourself.
See happy, free-spirited toddlers exploring at their own pace on a calm half-acre campus.
Limited seats available. Parents and nannies welcome anytime.