EuroKids, India’s leading preschool chain, has introduced its eighth curriculum version, Heureka – the Visible Thinking Curriculum, inspired by Harvard University’s Project Zero and aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. Designed to build curiosity and critical thinking, the curriculum emphasizes not just “what” children learn but “how” they think.
As part of its expansion strategy, EuroKids announced plans to open 20 new centres in Assam over the next five years, taking its presence in the state from 55 to 75. Developed over 18 months, Heureka integrates 20 structured Harvard-inspired routines and follows the EPICS model—focusing on Emotional, Physical, Intellectual, Creative, and Spiritual growth.
EuroKids CEO KVS Seshasai said the initiative reflects the company’s vision of preparing children for lifelong learning, while Dr Anita Madan, Head of Curriculum Development, described Heureka as a transformative step in early education. In Guwahati, a fast-growing education hub, parents and educators welcomed the launch, noting that demand for structured early learning programs is rising sharply. With many families seeking global-standard education locally, EuroKids’ expansion is expected to intensify competition among preschools in the city. With a network of over 1,700 preschools across 500 cities, EuroKids aims to strengthen its leadership in early childhood education while offering parents a research-backed, holistic curriculum.
