Middle Wing
Students in the Middle Wing navigate early adolescence through a well-balanced blend of Scholastic and Co-Scholastic modules. The CBSE-aligned curriculum is designed to bridge the transition between Primary and Senior School, with a focus on conceptual learning, critical thinking, and application-based knowledge. In alignment with the New Education Policy (NEP 2020), activity-based learning is integrated to ensure an engaging and enriching academic experience.
Parent Cooperative Programmes involve parents in interactive workshops with students, fostering strong school-home partnerships and supporting each child’s developmental journey. The school also offers an optional Day Care facility for working parents to extend structured learning and care for Pre-Primary students beyond school hours in a safe and nurturing environment
Academic Framework
Core Subjects:
English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Computer Science, and General Knowledge
Third Language:
Students choose from German, French or Sanskrit.
Learning Methodology:
Project-based activities, experiential learning, research-driven tasks, and real-world applications to develop analytical and cognitive skills
Enrichment Opportunities:
Educational trips, international exchange programmes, TED-Ed, competitions, and student-led initiatives such as the environmental awareness and campaigns, community service initiatives fostering leadership and collaboration.
Co-Curricular Activities:
Sports, visual arts, dance, music, and debates further enhance creative expression and physical development.
Educational trips, competitions, and student-led initiatives such as the environmental awareness and campaigns, community service initiatives fostering leadership and collaboration.
Students actively participate in various District, State, National, and International competitions, gaining exposure beyond the classroom and developing confidence, leadership, and teamwork.
Assessment & Evaluation
Scholastic:
The assessment structure follows the CBSE guidelines, including internal assessments comprising unit tests, subject enrichment activities, multiple assessments, portfolios, and notebooks. In addition, written assessments are conducted at the end of each term.
Co-Scholastic:
Students are graded on their participation and performance in various co-scholastic domains, including Art Education, Health and Physical Education, Skill Education, Club Activities, and General Knowledge.