Strong basics in reading, writing and maths, in English and Hindi.
Learning that goes beyond books
From joyful first steps in Kids Play to concept-based science and maths in Class VIII, one clear path, taught by experienced teachers, following the CBSE curriculum.
Kids Play to Class VIII
Joyful early learning in a fully equipped play area — play equipment, fun learning and safe spaces.
Concept-based science and maths with Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya entrance preparation.
Followed across all classes for a strong academic base.
At a glance
- BoardCBSE curriculum
- ClassesKids Play – VIII
- LanguagesEnglish & Hindi
- Exams per year3 + weekly tests
- Attendance needed75% minimum
Concepts first, practice always
Every class follows the CBSE curriculum. Lessons are supported by smart classrooms and audio-visual learning, a computer lab for hands-on digital skills, and a science lab where students learn by experiment.
In the primary years we focus on strong basics in reading, writing and maths, in both English and Hindi. In the middle years the focus moves to concept-based science and maths, with regular practice for competitive exams.
Students take weekly exams in Maths, Science, English Grammar and Social Science, and weekly OMR model tests build speed and accuracy. Every result is published on the school mobile app so parents can follow progress week by week.
Three exams. One fair result.
The school conducts three examinations in every academic session. Promotion to the next class is based on the combined result of all three.
Promotion weightage
Final result = combined performance in all three examinations.
- Minimum 75% attendance is compulsory; low attendance may lead to detention from exams.
- Attendance is recorded through the student’s RFID ID card, so bring it every day.
- Medical leave must be supported with a valid certificate.
Good habits, every day
Homework
Homework must be completed regularly. It is shared with parents on the school app and WhatsApp channel.
Books & materials
Students must bring the required books and materials to school every day.
Parent–teacher meetings
Parents are expected to monitor academic progress and attend PTMs regularly.