What your child learns, stage by stage
Pre-primary
Nursery, LKG, UKGAges 3 to 5Children learn through play, rhymes, drawing and stories. They begin letters and numbers in Hindi and English, and learn to sit, share and speak in a group.
- Prayer and rhymes
- Letters and numbers
- Tiffin together
- Play and drawing
School hours: Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 2 pm. The office can confirm the exact times for your child's class.
Primary
Classes 1 to 5Ages 6 to 10Strong basics come first: reading with understanding, clear handwriting, and maths without fear. Activity days through the year keep learning lively.
- Morning assembly
- Four to five subject periods
- Tiffin and games
- Reading or activity period
School hours: Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 2 pm. The office can confirm the exact times for your child's class.
Middle
Classes 6 to 8Ages 11 to 13Subjects go deeper, with smart-class lessons and regular tests. In Class 8, students and parents get career guidance for the move to the next school.
- Morning assembly, led by students
- Subject periods with smart-class lessons
- Tiffin and games
- Revision or project work
School hours: Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 2 pm. The office can confirm the exact times for your child's class.
Find the right class by age
Enter your child's date of birth. We show the class for the 2027-28 session, counting age on 31 March 2027.
Age rules follow the usual pattern: Nursery at 3, Class 1 at 6. The school office confirms the final class. Age is counted as on 31 March of the admission year.
| Class | Age on 31 March | Stage |
|---|---|---|
| Nursery | 3 years | Pre-primary |
| LKG | 4 years | Pre-primary |
| UKG | 5 years | Pre-primary |
| Class 1 | 6 years | Primary |
| Class 2 | 7 years | Primary |
| Class 3 | 8 years | Primary |
| Class 4 | 9 years | Primary |
| Class 5 | 10 years | Primary |
| Class 6 | 11 years | Middle |
| Class 7 | 12 years | Middle |
| Class 8 | 13 years | Middle |
Five things you will see in every class
Two languages
Hindi and English side by side from Nursery, so children read and speak both with ease.
Smart-class lessons
Pictures and videos on screen make hard topics easy to see. Used across classes, from the early years to Class 8.
Activity days
Festivals, sports, art and competitions turn lessons into things children do.
Every child known
Classes are kept small, so the teacher knows each child by name and by need.
Good habits
Assembly, a thought for the day and a habit for the month build character with studies.
How we tell you about progress
- Class tests through the year
- Half-yearly and final exams
- A report card after each exam
- Parent-teacher meetings after each exam, and any time a parent asks
If a child is falling behind
The class teacher tells the parent early and gives extra practice. Extra practice in class and simple worksheets for home, until the child catches up.
The next school
We issue the transfer certificate, and Class 8 students and parents get career guidance from UniThink Education International.
About the career guidanceAbout classes
Can my child join in the middle of the year?
Yes, if a seat is free in that class. Bring the last report card and transfer certificate.
My child has not been to play school. Can they start in LKG or UKG?
Yes. We meet the child and place them in the class that fits their age and readiness.
Is there homework in Nursery?
Only light, fun practice, like colouring, tracing letters or saying a rhyme at home. No heavy homework at this age.
What happens after Class 8?
Students move to another school for Class 9. We give the transfer certificate and career guidance to help the family choose.
Admission open for 2027-28
Seats are open from Nursery to Class 8.