• Algebra: Introduction to algebraic expressions, equations, and simple number patterns.
• Geometry: Study of angles, circles, area, volume, and coordinate geometry.
• Data Handling: Data collection, representation, and interpretation through graphs, mean, median, and mode.
• Problem-Solving: Application of mathematical concepts in word problems, puzzles, and real-life scenarios.
• Mensuration: Understanding perimeter, area, volume, and surface area of 2D and 3D shapes.

• Physics: Concepts of force, motion, energy, and light. Simple laws of physics with practical experiments.
• Chemistry: Introduction to matter, elements, mixtures, and chemical reactions.
• Biology: Study of human body systems, plants, animals, ecosystems, and the environment.
• Earth Science: Focus on weather, the water cycle, solar system, and geological processes.
• Experiments: Hands-on experiments and practical work to understand scientific principles.

• History: Study of early civilizations, the medieval period, the British colonial era, and the Indian freedom struggle.
• Geography: Detailed study of landforms, climate zones, and natural resources.
• Civics: Concepts of democracy, governance, rights and duties of citizens, and the role of government.
• Political Science: Introduction to the structure and functioning of government institutions.

• Visual Arts: Drawing, painting, sculpture, and understanding Indian and international artists.
• Performing Arts: Introduction to classical and folk music, dance, drama, and theatre.
• Crafts: Hands-on projects linking local culture and traditions, including clay modeling, fabric crafts, and paper crafts.

• Fitness Programs: More structured physical activities, including running, gymnastics, yoga, and fitness challenges.
• Sports Competitions: Participation in school-level sports competitions to develop a competitive spirit and teamwork.
• Health & Wellness: Training in wellness programs and healthy lifestyle choices.

• Exposure to Vocational Skills: Workshops and practical sessions in vocational crafts like carpentry, pottery, gardening, and simple handicrafts.
• Internships: Short-term internships with local artisans and vocational experts to gain real-world experience.

• Vocational Courses
• Bagless Days
• Field Trips
• Clubs & Co-Curricular Activities
• Inter-School Competitions
• Educational Tours
• Robotics

1. Competency-Based Assessment:

• Emphasis on assessing students’ understanding, problem-solving skills, and practical application of knowledge.
• Projects, presentations, experiments, and problem-solving activities are key assessment methods.

2. Formative Assessments:

• Ongoing assessments throughout the year through quizzes, class discussions, projects, and activities.
• Regular feedback is provided to students to guide their progress.

3. Summative Assessments:

• Periodic tests, Slip tests:
• Term- I & II Examinations: Conducted at the end of each term (September and March).

4. Peer and Self-Assessment:

• Encouraging self-reflection and peer feedback during group activities and projects.

5. Holistic Development:

• Assessment includes not only academic progress but also creativity, emotional intelligence, social responsibility, leadership, and teamwork skills.

• School Interact Club & Prefectorial System
• Scout & Guide Club
• Ethical Decision-Making
• Life Skills

• Use of Technology: Integration of technology into learning through digital tools, online learning platforms, and educational apps.
• Exposure to Global Learning Trends: Encouraging students to stay updated with global educational trends through workshops, webinars, and online courses.

 The curriculum and assessment process focus on nurturing well-rounded individuals, fostering academic excellence, creativity, physical fitness, and emotional intelligence, while preparing students for future challenges both in academics and life.