It’s 11:55, the music starts, and the staff member sings, “It’s tidy-up tiiiime!”

Most children start doing that classic, slightly chaotic scoop-and-sort. But not Ravi.

Ravi? Gone.
Not to be seen near a toy, a shelf, or even a mildly upright object.

He’s not in the home corner. 

He’s not by the coats. 

Eventually, someone finds him in the reading area, upside down, flicking through a book he’s never shown interest in before.

You try the, “Come on, Ravi – we all help!”
He nods enthusiastically… and walks off in the opposite direction.

Later that day, tidy-up time again. 

He sprints to the snack area, declares he’s “really really really thirsty”, and takes eight minutes to finish a cup of water.

Once, you spotted him holding one solitary Duplo block, pretending to tidy it for a good five minutes while watching everyone else work like he was their boss.