Our youngest children spend their mornings singing, building, painting and listening to stories.
We gently introduce letters, numbers, colours and shapes, and focus on the things that matter most at this age: confidence, friendship and good habits.
In primary classes children build strong foundations in language and mathematics, and explore the world around them through environmental studies.
Every week includes art, music, physical education, library time and a computer lesson.
Middle school students are taught by subject specialists in science, mathematics, social science and three languages.
They take part in science practicals, debates, quizzes and inter-school competitions, and lead projects that help the wider community.
Clubs run on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school. Children can join up to two clubs each term.
We follow the national curriculum framework and the NCERT syllabus, taught through activity-based learning.
In the early years, children learn through play, rhymes, stories and hands-on materials. In primary classes we build strong reading, writing and number skills. In middle school, students work on projects, experiments and presentations.
