Academics

A curriculum with room to breathe.

ICSE and ISC, taught by subject specialists from Class VI, with sport, music and service timetabled alongside rather than squeezed in afterwards.

Academics

Five stages, one continuous education

Each stage has its own rhythm, but the handover between them is deliberate — teachers meet across sections every term so that no child starts a new year as a stranger.

Nursery – UKGAges 3–5

Pre-Primary

A play-led beginning where children learn to listen, share and wonder aloud. Phonics, number sense and motor skills are woven through story, song and structured play.

Maximum 18 children per class, with two adults in the room
Montessori-informed activity corners refreshed every fortnight
Daily outdoor time in a dedicated, fenced early-years garden
No written homework — a weekly reading-aloud journal instead

Full curriculum detail

Senior school

Three streams in Classes XI and XII

Elective pairing is flexible within each stream, and a change of stream is permitted up to the end of July in Class XI.

Science

Core subjects

English · Physics · Chemistry

Electives

MathematicsBiologyComputer SciencePsychology

Coaching for JEE and NEET runs inside the timetable, so students are not shuttling between school and a coaching centre.

Commerce

Core subjects

English · Commerce · Accounts

Electives

EconomicsMathematicsBusiness StudiesComputer Science

A student-run enterprise fair each December takes a product from first idea to audited books.

Humanities

Core subjects

English · History · Political Science

Electives

EconomicsPsychologySociologyFine Art

A field-research module in Class XI takes students into Ranchi's civic institutions with a supervising faculty member.

Beyond the syllabus

What fills the rest of the timetable

None of the following is an optional extra bought separately. All of it sits inside the school day or the school week.

Olympiads & competitions

Preparation groups for the mathematics, science, astronomy and informatics olympiads meet twice a week from Class VI.

The senior research project

Every Class XII student writes and defends a 4,000-word project before an external panel drawn from local universities.

Model United Nations

The school hosts an annual conference for twenty schools across Jharkhand and Bihar, run entirely by students of Classes XI and XII.

Maker space

Open three afternoons a week for robotics, electronics and 3D printing, supervised but not directed by staff.

Academic mentoring

One mentor for every fifteen students, meeting fortnightly to review work, attendance and how the term is actually going.

Remedial support

Small-group support in English and Mathematics for students who need it, timetabled inside the school day rather than after it.

Academic calendar

Session 2026-27 at a glance

Dated circulars for each term are published on the parent portal at the start of the session.

Term	Window	Assessments and notes
First term	April – September	Unit tests in May and July · Half-yearly examinations in the second week of September
Autumn break	Late October	Two weeks, with a project assignment for Classes IX to XII
Second term	October – March	Unit tests in December · Pre-board examinations in January · Annual examinations in March
Board examinations	February – April	ICSE and ISC as scheduled by the Council; preparatory leave from the last week of January

School hours: 7:50 AM to 2:10 PM for Classes VI–XII, and 8:20 AM to 12:40 PM for Pre-Primary and Primary.