Academics
Fourteen years, forty teachers, one continuous arc
A child who joins us in Nursery will be taught by around forty of our teachers before they leave after Class 10. Everything below is about making that a single coherent journey rather than fourteen disconnected years.
- Pathways
- CBSE · SSC · Cambridge
- Year groups
- Nursery to Class 10
- Class cap
- 24 students
- Ratio
- 11:1
By stage
Four Learning Stages, One Continuous Journey
Every child learns differently at different ages. Our four-stage academic journey is carefully designed to support each phase of development—from nurturing curiosity in the early years to building critical thinking, leadership, and career readiness in senior grades. Each stage prepares students for the opportunities and challenges of the next.
Pre-Primary
Nursery, LKG, UKG · 3–6 years
Learning that looks like playing, because at this age it is the same thing.
There are no textbooks in pre-primary and no written homework. Children learn through structured play, story, song, sand, water and a great deal of talking. Literacy and number sense are built in — but a visitor watching a Nursery morning would mostly see children absorbed in something.
- Oral language before written language — in English, Telugu and Hindi
- Fine motor control through art, threading, clay and cutting
- Learning to separate from a parent, and to rejoin a group
Primary
Classes 1 to 5 · 6–11 years
Where reading stops being a subject and starts being a tool.
Primary is where the foundations are laid properly or not at all. Reading fluency, number fact automaticity and legible handwriting are tracked child by child, not class by class, and we intervene early rather than waiting for an exam to reveal a gap.
- Reading fluency assessed individually three times a year
- Mathematics taught concrete → pictorial → abstract
- Every child learns swimming and a musical instrument
Middle School
Classes 6 to 8 · 11–14 years
Subjects get specialists, students get room to be wrong.
From Class 6 every subject is taught by a specialist, and students move to the teacher rather than the other way round. This is also where we deliberately widen the field — robotics, a second language choice, design and the first real laboratory work.
- Specialist subject teachers and dedicated laboratories
- Choice of Telugu, Hindi, Sanskrit or French as second language
- Design and robotics as timetabled subjects, not clubs
Secondary
Classes 9 and 10 · 14–16 years
Board preparation, without pretending that is all school is for.
Classes 9 and 10 are honest about the board examination — it matters, and we prepare for it seriously. What we refuse to do is empty the timetable of everything else to chase two extra marks. Sport, music and clubs continue through Class 10.
- CBSE or Cambridge IGCSE pathway, chosen at the end of Class 8
- Weekly one-to-one academic tutorial with the form tutor
- Career and stream counselling from the start of Class 9
Pathways
Three boards, and how to choose between them
Families choose a pathway at the end of Class 8. Counselling for that choice begins in the first term of Class 8, not the last week.
CBSE
Central Board of Secondary Education
Our principal pathway, followed by roughly four in five families. Affiliation is reviewed every five years and covers infrastructure, staffing ratios, safety and academic delivery.
Nursery to Class 10 · all four campuses
SSC
Board of Secondary Education, Telangana
The state board pathway, offered for families who want a Telugu-medium option or plan to continue in the state intermediate system.
Classes 1 to 10 · Kompally and Nagole campuses
CAIE
Cambridge Assessment International Education
Cambridge Lower Secondary, running alongside CBSE from June 2026. Priced identically to the CBSE pathway, with the checkpoint examination fee included.
Classes 6 to 8 · Gachibowli campus
Year groups
Jump straight to a year
Each year group has its own page with the weekly timetable, learning outcomes, projects, booklist and assessment pattern.
What we will not do
We do not publish board averages as a headline. A school with selective admissions can manufacture almost any average it likes, and quoting one invites parents to compare numbers that are not comparable.
We do not rank children against each other below Class 8. Ranking a nine-year-old teaches them their position; it does not teach them the subject, and it reliably makes the child in the middle stop trying.
And we do not clear the timetable of sport and the arts during the board year. It is the most common request we get from parents in Class 9, and the answer has been no for eighteen years.
Admissions 2026–27
See a real week before you decide
Every grade page carries the actual timetable. Then come and watch one of those periods happen.
Prefer to talk to someone? Call the admissions office on +91 89 7788 1200, weekdays 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM.