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Programmes

Classes I to VIII, with a separate batch for every class.

No combined batches, no child taught above or below their level. Maximum 20–25 students per batch so every student is known by name.

Classes I – IV

Primary Wing

The foundation years. We build reading fluency, number sense and curiosity — so that nothing in the higher classes ever feels frightening.

  • Activity-based learning
  • Daily spoken-English practice
  • Homework support every day
  • Separate batch for every class

Subjects taught

English
Mathematics
Science
Social Studies
Hindi
Punjabi
20–25 students per batchEvening classes, 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Classes V – VIII

Middle Wing

Concept clarity over rote learning. Students move from answers to reasoning, with weekly assessment keeping every gap visible and fixed early.

  • Beyond-textbook learning
  • SOF Olympiad preparation
  • Weekly tests every Saturday
  • Maximum 20–25 students per batch

Subjects taught

English
Mathematics
Science
Social Studies
20–25 students per batchEvening classes, 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Included in every batch

Not add-ons. Standard.

Assessment, Olympiad practice and study material are part of the programme, not an upsell at the end of term.

Homework & assessment

  • Daily homework support
  • Holiday homework guidance
  • Weekly tests every Saturday
  • Regular performance evaluation
  • Parent feedback meetings
  • Continuous academic monitoring

Olympiad preparation

  • Additional practice material
  • Higher-order thinking questions
  • Weekly practice
  • Concept-based learning beyond the school syllabus

Study material included

  • Comprehensive notes
  • Worksheets
  • Practice sheets
  • Revision material
  • Question banks
  • Extra learning resources beyond the textbook

Timings

Evening batches

Class hours

3:00 – 7:00 PM

Days

Monday – Saturday

Weekly test

Every Saturday

Separate batch timings for each class. Weekly test every Saturday.

Try a week. Then decide.

One full week of regular classes, free, with no commitment. Your child sits in the actual batch they would join — so you both know exactly what you are choosing.