Nursery, LKG, UKG, then Classes 1 to 8.

Each stage has a job: first they settle, then they read, then they write longer, then they are ready for Class 9 elsewhere.

Early years — Nursery, LKG, UKG

Play, rhymes, grip, sharing. Letters and numbers come after the child is happy to sit in a circle. Hindi and English both live in the room.

NurseryPlay, rhymes, grip, sharing — the first friends at school

LKGLetters, numbers 1–20, “this is a…” speaking

UKG3-letter words, writing lines, picture reading

Primary — Classes 1 to 5

English reader, Maths operations, EVS. Paragraphs and tables grow slowly. The board shows the idea before the notebook.

Class 1–2English reader, Maths operations, EVS at home and school

Class 3–5Paragraphs, tables, Hindi grammar, science curiosity

Middle — Classes 6 to 8

Science chapters, SST maps, weekly tests. Class 8 starts algebra and answer-writing so Class 9 is not a shock.

Class 6Science chapters + SST maps — middle school begins

Class 7Weekly test, homework diary, weak chapter repeat

Class 8Algebra, science terms and answer-writing before Class 9

Finishing a thick syllabus matters less than being able to read, ask, and not fear a mistake. After Class 8, coaching for 5th–12th is next door at R K Institute — a different form.

Which books do you follow?

The office shows the book list for the class when you visit. We keep English, Hindi, Maths and EVS / Science at the centre.

Are there exams in Nursery?

Early years are observed more than examined. Written tests grow from Class 1 onward, in a way that fits the age.

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