The CBSE curriculum from Nursery to Grade X, taught in four stages that follow how children grow.
Students follow a course of study that builds skills and real understanding in every subject. Creativity is encouraged throughout, because it builds curiosity, confidence and the habit of trying a new way when the first one doesn’t work.
Learning reaches past the classroom too: outings to cultural and environmental centres, projects done in groups, and competitions every month of the year.
Nursery to Grade IIAges 3–8
The early years are about wonder. Children learn through play, stories, songs and hands-on activity, in bright classrooms and a play area built for small hands and feet.
Grades III–VAges 8–11
Children build strong foundations in language, mathematics and environmental studies, and begin to work on projects, presentations and competitions of their own.
Grades VI–VIIIAges 11–14
Students meet each subject in more depth, use the science and computer labs, and take on responsibility through houses, the student council and inter-school events.
Grades IX–XAges 14–16
Students follow the CBSE secondary curriculum with regular practice, CBSE reading, debate and expression activities, and careful guidance through the Class X board examinations.
Regular, low-stress checks through the term, with annual examinations at the end of the year. The assessment policy explains how each grade is assessed.
Every month brings a CBSE activity that builds reading, speaking and thinking.
