English
Phonics, reading, spelling, writing, grammar and confident communication.

A foundation of knowledge, character and practical skills — designed for a lifetime of possibilities.
The prospectus sets out an NCERT curriculum based on NEP 2020, with an emphasis on holistic development, conceptual understanding and skill-based learning.
Multidisciplinary activities, inclusive education, ethical values and technology support a classroom experience built around understanding and application. Detailed syllabi are provided in classes.

A joyful beginning through play, phonics, stories and discovery.
AI & Robotics classes were introduced in October 2026 for students in Grades 3 to 8, expanding opportunities for technology-based, practical and future-focused learning.
Phonics, reading, spelling, writing, grammar and confident communication.
Clear conceptual learning, reasoning and cognitive development.
Experiential, project-based learning grounded in practical concepts.
Concepts, warm-up activities and projects that connect learning with the world.
The state language for communication, introduced from Grade I.
Language development and communication, introduced from Grade II.
Current affairs, awareness and confidence for the future.
Values, responsibility, empathy and character for life.
Computing, coding and AI concepts from Grade III onwards.
Creativity, critical thinking, real-world relevance and practical application.
Learning is more than remembering. We help children practise the skills that shape thoughtful decisions, strong relationships and independent lives.
Regular feedback reveals strengths, identifies gaps and guides the next step.
A balanced view of understanding, application and progress.
Assessment combines written work, practical application, presentations and observation. It helps teachers understand each learner’s progress.
A shared identity that encourages healthy competition, friendships and pride in every contribution.
Freshness, positivity and a bright spirit of discovery.
High standards, exceptional quality and the pursuit of excellence.
Passion, vibrant energy and the courage to shine.
Warmth, creativity and the spark of new possibilities.
Staff house heads and student captains guide academic, cultural and sports activities.
Achievement, good conduct and positive contributions build house points.
From Grade I, house dress is worn on Wednesdays and Saturdays, as described in the prospectus.
Let’s discover the right beginning for your child.