From the coordinators
A note from the Primary coordinators
If a child can read with understanding and feel safe to ask a question, every later subject gets easier. That is our first job.
Foundations
Primary years lock in language, numeracy and habits. We keep lessons active, feedback frequent and childhood intact.
English and Hindi are built daily. Mathematics moves from concrete objects to written methods. Environmental studies, computers, art, music and sport sit in a weekly rhythm parents can follow. Parent meetings are regular, not only when there is a worry.
What this wing emphasises
Shared reading, phonics and library time so books feel like a pleasure, not a punishment.
Place value, operations and word problems practised until methods feel natural.
EVS walks, simple experiments and questions that start with ‘what if’ and ‘how’.
Assemblies, house activities and classroom talk build respect, punctuality and kindness.
On the timetable
Reading, writing, speaking and grammar in small, frequent doses.
Literacy, recitation and comfortable classroom use of Hindi.
Concepts first, then speed — with correction before confusion grows.
The child’s world: family, food, plants, water, maps and care for campus.
Keyboard, painting tools and safe, guided first steps online.
Expression and fitness as part of the timetable, not extras.
How a day feels
News, values and a shared start to the day.
Language and maths when attention is freshest.
EVS, computers, art or sport to change pace and use hands as well as heads.
Work that parents can see — and teachers that respond to it.
From the coordinators
If a child can read with understanding and feel safe to ask a question, every later subject gets easier. That is our first job.
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