Each stage has a job: first they settle, then they read, then they write longer, then they are ready for Class 9 elsewhere. Tick the class on the admission form. Early years have their own page: Nursery, LKG and UKG in Khoda Colony.
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.
English reader, Maths operations, EVS. Paragraphs and tables grow slowly. The board shows the idea before the notebook.
Science chapters, SST maps, weekly tests. Class 8 starts algebra and answer-writing so Class 9 is not a shock.
English and Hindi run through every class. Maths starts with counting and grows to operations, then algebra in Class 8. EVS in the early years becomes Science later. SST maps and Civics start properly in the middle years. Computer is a school-hour skill, not a separate institute course on this site.
Finishing a thick syllabus matters less than being able to read, ask, and not fear a mistake. After Class 8 this day school ends — Class 9–12 is not taught here.
The office shows the book list for the class when you visit. We keep English, Hindi, Maths and EVS / Science at the centre.
Early years are observed more than examined. Written tests grow from Class 1 onward, in a way that fits the age.
This day school ends at Class 8. Families choose a Class 9 school on their own timeline. We do not run Class 9–12 here.
