Concept first
Children understand the "why" before they practise the "how".
CBSE · NEP 2020
CBSE, the Hands-On Way
We follow the CBSE syllabus and the spirit of NEP 2020: fewer facts to cram, more ideas to understand, use and enjoy.
NEP 2020 aligned
Activity-based
Continuous assessment
Smart classrooms
How We Teach
Four Habits in Every Classroom
Learning by doing
Labs, models, field trips and projects in every subject.
Small, regular checks
Weekly quizzes and class work tell us early who needs help.
Life skills
Speaking, teamwork, money sense and digital safety, every year.
NEP 2020 in one line
5 + 3 + 3 + 4: four stages, one happy journey
Foundational (age 3–8) · Preparatory (Class III–V) · Middle (Class VI–VIII) · Secondary (Class IX–XII). Each stage gets its own way of teaching, from play to deep study.
Foundational · 5 yrs
Preparatory · 3 yrs
Middle · 3 yrs
Secondary · 4 yrs
Every Stage
Stage by Stage, Subject by Subject
Playgroup to UKG · Age 2 to 6
Learning through play, stories, songs and senses. Children build language, early numbers, fine motor skills and friendships.
PhonicsNumber playRhymes & storiesArt & craftFree play
Class I to V · Strong foundations
Reading for joy, clear maths basics and curious science, with art, music and sport every week.
EnglishHindiMathematicsEVSComputersArt & MusicValue Education
- No heavy bags: books kept in class
- Reading hour every day
- Abacus & mental maths
- No board exam pressure
Class VI to X · Explore, then focus
Labs, coding and projects in Middle School; focused board preparation, mock tests and mentoring in Classes IX and X.
EnglishHindi / SanskritMathematicsScienceSocial ScienceAI & Coding
- Weekly lab periods
- Science fair & olympiads
- Board-pattern practice tests
- One-to-one mentoring
Class XI and XII · Three streams
Choose the stream that fits your child's interests, with career counselling and entrance exam guidance built in.
Science
PCM / PCB, Computer Science
Commerce
Accounts, Business, Economics
Humanities
History, Political Science, Psychology
Assessment
Progress You Can See, All Year
No surprises at the end of the year. You see your child's progress all through it.
Class work
Daily notes on effort and understanding.
Weekly checks
Short quizzes, no stress, quick feedback.
Projects
One project per term in key subjects.
Term exams
Two terms, CBSE pattern, clear marking.
Holistic report
Marks plus skills, habits and teacher notes.
Questions
Your Questions on the Curriculum
Which books do you use?
NCERT books form the base in every class, with carefully chosen reference books and our own worksheets. The full list is on the Book List page.
Is there homework?
Very little in Pre-Primary and Primary, mostly reading and fun tasks. It grows gradually, and is always planned so children still have time to play.
Do you help children who find a subject hard?
Yes. Weekly checks show us early who needs help, and remedial classes run twice a week at no extra cost.
Which languages are taught?
English and Hindi from Class I, with Sanskrit or a foreign language as a third language from Class VI (as per the CBSE scheme).
