Programs
Children learn differently at different ages, and our programmes are shaped around that. Pre-Primary follows our own Early Education curriculum, Grades 1–8 follow the Cambridge curriculum with Cambridge books, and Grades 9–12 study for the NIOS Secondary and Senior Secondary certificates. Every class is live on Google Meet, from 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM IST, and recorded to Google Classroom, so families in India and the Gulf can learn on the same timetable.
| Stage | Grades | Curriculum | Class days | Subjects |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-Primary | Pre-Primary | Our own Early Education curriculum | Tue – Fri | English, Mathematics, Themes, Phonics |
| Primary | 1–5 | Cambridge curriculum, Cambridge books | Mon – Thu (Grades 1, 3) · Tue – Fri (Grades 2, 4, 5) | English, Maths, Science, Social Studies, Life Skills, Public Speaking, ICT, Arts |
| Middle School | 6–8 | Cambridge curriculum, Cambridge books | Mon – Thu (Grades 6, 7) · Tue – Fri (Grade 8) | As Primary, at greater depth |
| High School | 9–12 | NIOS (Secondary and Senior Secondary) | Mon – Fri | Grades 9–10 subjects; Basic, Science or Commerce stream in Grades 11–12 |
Stage 1
Early learning, at a young child's pace. Our own Early Education curriculum builds the foundations for reading, writing and numbers through English, Mathematics, Phonics and theme-based learning about the world around them. Sessions are short and active, with plenty of off-screen activity: drawing, counting objects at home, songs and simple crafts. Pre-Primary classes run Tuesday to Friday.
Stage 2
Strong foundations, one step at a time. Primary students follow the Cambridge curriculum using Cambridge books, in English, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies. Alongside these, every child learns Life Skills, Public Speaking and Read Aloud, ICT (computers) and Arts, so confidence grows with knowledge.
Stage 3
A steady bridge into the senior years. Grades 6–8 continue with the Cambridge curriculum and books, at greater depth. Students learn to plan their week, take notes, ask for help and check their own work. Towards the end of Grade 8, we talk with families about moving into NIOS for Grades 9–12 and choosing subjects.
Stage 4
Focused preparation for a recognised certificate. Grades 9 and 10 prepare for the NIOS Secondary certificate, and Grades 11 and 12 for the NIOS Senior Secondary certificate. Senior students choose the Basic, Science or Commerce stream. NIOS is a national board under India's Ministry of Education, recognised across India and equivalent to other national boards for higher education and employment. High school classes run Monday to Friday.
Live classes on Google Meet, about three and a half hours a day.
Every lesson recorded to Google Classroom, so a missed class is never lost.
Regular homework and assessments, submitted through Google Classroom.
Written exams and activity-based assessments.
Life skills, public speaking and ICT from Grade 1.
Works on a laptop, tablet or smartphone.
Children don't always fit neatly into a grade by age, especially after a break in schooling or a move between countries. Tell us about your child and we'll suggest a starting point. No Transfer Certificate is needed to join.
