Mrs Anju

Hello! My name is Anju, and I am a Registered Early Childhood Educator working in Toronto, with over five years of experience working with children ages 0–5. I also hold a Certification in
Behaviour Technician from Seneca, specializing in supporting children with learning differences.

My journey in education has been shaped by diverse experiences—from volunteering in literacy programs with the Toronto District School Board, to my current work in a transitional kindergarten program with 3–4-year-olds. Each step has deepened my belief that learning
should be engaging, inclusive, and rooted in connection.
Fluent in Hindi, Punjabi, and English, I grew up in Punjab and carry with me a deep respect for cultural heritage. I also have an intermediate understanding of Sanskrit scriptures, which
inspires me to stay connected with tradition while guiding children to embrace their own cultural roots.

In the classroom, I love teaching through fun games, interactive stories, and meaningful connections. I believe that when children feel seen and valued, they learn with joy and curiosity.
Working closely with young learners from many cultural backgrounds has shown me how important it is to honor and celebrate diversity while staying connected to where we come from.
I’m excited to continue supporting children as they grow, explore, and stay connected to both their learning and their heritage.

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Sincerely,

Mrs Anju