Diwali celebration
Rangoli, diya painting and a short play on the story of Diwali.
Every morning, a little more light
Gyanodaya means the rising of knowledge. From Nursery to Class 10, our children learn in small classes, with teachers who know each of them by name.
Notices
- Parent-teacher meeting on Saturday, 17 October, 9 am to 12 noon
- School closed for Dussehra from 19 to 21 October
- Admissions open for 2027–28
A school that feels like a second home
Children learn best when they feel safe, seen and curious. That is the whole idea behind Gyanodaya.
Our classrooms are small, our timetable leaves room for play, art and the outdoors, and our teachers work closely with parents so that every child moves forward at their own pace.
Classes we offer
All classes
3 – 6 years
Pre-primary (Nursery – UKG)
Learning through play, rhymes, stories and hands-on materials.
6 – 11 yearsPrimary (Classes 1 – 5)
Strong reading, writing and maths, taught with activities and projects.
11 – 14 yearsMiddle school (Classes 6 – 8)
Subject teachers, science practicals, projects and presentations.
All classesAfter-school clubs
Dance, chess, karate, drawing and spoken English, twice a week.
A day at Gyanodaya
- 8:00 am Morning assembly Prayer, news and a thought for the day
- 8:30 am Core lessons Language, maths and environmental studies
- 10:30 am Tiffin and play Home food, then the playground
- 11:15 am Activity hour Art, music, yoga or the library
- 12:30 pm Projects Hands-on work in small groups
- 1:30 pm Lunch time Enjoying the meal
- 3:30 pm Home time Pick-up at the main gate
What parents tell us
My daughter was very shy in Nursery. Now she can’t wait to tell us what she learnt every day.
The teachers actually call us when something is wrong, and also when something goes right.
Small classes made all the difference. My son finally enjoys maths.
From the gallery
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Come and see the school for yourself
Campus visits are open Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 12 noon. Bring your child, meet the teachers and see a class in action.