Nursery, LKG & UKG
Language readiness, number awareness, creativity, stories, rhymes and introductory science and social understanding.
Academics
Foundations for thoughtful, confident learners.
The academic journey progresses from early learning and exploration to structured subject learning through Class X.
Learning Stages
A clear progression from early learning to secondary school.
The curriculum is organised across the early years, Classes I–IV, V–VII and VIII–X, with age-appropriate subjects and learning expectations.
Classes I–IV
English, Kannada, Environmental Studies and Mathematics form the core published subjects.
Classes V–VII
English, Kannada, Hindi, Mathematics, Science and Social Science broaden subject learning.
Classes VIII–X
Languages, Mathematics, Science and Social Science continue with stronger conceptual and examination preparation.
Curriculum & Syllabus
View the syllabus for each learning stage.
Select a class group below to view the detailed syllabus.
Learning by Doing
Classroom learning supported by practical spaces.
Science, mathematics and computer facilities help students connect concepts with demonstrations, practice and project work.
Exhibitions, activities and school events provide additional opportunities for students to apply what they learn and build confidence in presenting their work.
Explore labs and facilities →Message to Parents & Students
A shared responsibility for learning, discipline and growth.
These guidelines help families and students understand school timings, parent-teacher interaction and everyday learning habits.
Meeting Teachers
Saturday parent-teacher meeting hours
| Classes I–VII | 12:30 pm – 1:00 pm |
| Classes VIII–X | 11:30 am – 12:00 noon |
School Hours
| Section | Weekdays | Saturday |
|---|---|---|
| Classes I–V | 9:15 am – 3:15 pm | 9:00 am – 12:30 pm |
| Classes VI–X | 10:00 am – 4:00 pm | 8:00 am – 11:30 am |
To the Attention of Parents
- Encourage your child to do homework regularly.
- Provide textbooks and other necessary learning materials in time.
- If you are not satisfied with your child's progress, meet the Principal or Class Teacher on the last Saturday of the month.
- See that your child comes to school in a clean uniform and appropriate footwear.
- The all-round development of your child is our aim. Parents are requested to cooperate with the school in its activities.
Hints to Students
- Be attentive in the classroom while the teacher is teaching.
- Recapitulation and regular review are valuable methods of learning.
- Read good books during leisure time; books are a storehouse of knowledge.
- Allocate time properly for both study and play.
- Develop the habit of reading newspapers, magazines and periodicals, and make use of the school library.
- The school belongs to you; cooperate in maintaining cleanliness and discipline on the premises.
- Complete notes every day and prepare regularly for forthcoming tests and examinations.
- Maintain legible handwriting.
- “Plan your work and work out your plan” to build a bright future.
- Take part in the school prayer with devotion, zeal and reverence.
Scholarships
Encouraging the cause of education.
Scholarships are distributed to eligible students through support from the Military Welfare Department for their children and the Social Welfare Department for students from SC/ST communities.
The school also expresses its gratitude to contributors who support and encourage education and looks forward to continued patronage for this cause.
See Learning in Action