No, it’s not a sci-fi movie — it’s Iris Florets World School, and yes, they’re literally teaching children to talk to the moon.
In the quiet corners of Bongloor and Sagar Road, something magical is happening in early education. Preschoolers are pointing their tiny telescopes at the stars, asking questions about black holes, and confidently using words like “craters” and “galaxies” — all before they can spell “planet” correctly.
And Hyderabad parents are absolutely here for it.
The School That’s Redefining What ‘Smart’ Means
When most schools are still struggling to upgrade their chalk-and-talk models, Iris Florets has taken a cosmic leap — with its Astronomy & Stargazing Club designed for children as young as four.
“The first time my son told me ‘Mama, the moon is waxing today,’ I was shocked,” laughs Lakshmi Nair, an IT professional and parent. “It was the same kid who didn’t want to go to school last year. Now he drags us out at night to identify constellations.”
It’s part of a larger vision by the educators behind Iris Florets — one that blends curiosity with confidence, and science with storytelling.
Why Clickbait Isn’t a Bad Word When It Sparks Curiosity
In a world full of distractions, grabbing a child’s attention is harder than ever. Iris Florets knows this — and uses it to their advantage. Through interactive nature walks, Montessori-inspired learning corners, and life skill games, they make education feel like an adventure.
Forget mugging up definitions. Here, children learn about “gravity” by dropping marbles, not memorizing Newton’s law. They explore “empathy” by caring for classroom plants and animals.
“My Child Taught Me to Slow Down and Look Up”
It’s not just the kids who are changing — parents are, too. Many admit they’ve begun engaging differently at home: turning off screens, talking more, even stargazing as a family.
“When a school inspires an entire family to learn, that’s not just education — it’s transformation,” says Rajeev Sharma, a parent of two Iris Florets students.
Behind the Magic: A Global Curriculum with Indian Roots
While the headline-grabbing programs get attention, the real strength of Iris Florets lies in its world-class infrastructure, child-centric philosophy, and low student-teacher ratio. Their integrated curriculum — a thoughtful mix of Montessori, global best practices, and Indian cultural values — ensures no child gets left behind.
Book a Campus Tour & Let Your Child Reach for the Stars
Iris Florets is now open for admissions for ages 3 to 16. Join the school where imagination literally takes flight.
Campus Locations: Bongloor, Adibatla, Hayathnagar, Vanasthalipuram & Nearby
Call now to schedule a tour or visit : www.irisflorets.com
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