Our Curriculum OverviewA Commitment to Excellence
The school curriculum is structured in a way to make equilibrium among academics subjects and other skills to promote socio-cultural and physical growth. Guided by DOE, CBSE and NCERT.
It lays emphasis on conceptual understanding and experiential learning. We encourage the students to raise doubts and build a good command of all the subjects, irrespective of their interests.
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THE TRUE FLYERS OF ACHIEVEMENT
Learning Beyond the Classroom
At our school, learning goes beyond textbooks and classrooms. We believe in providing students with real-world exposure that nurtures curiosity, creativity, and practical understanding. Through educational visits and interactive experiences, students explore, observe, and learn beyond the curriculum.
🔬National Science Centre Visit
In January 2026, our students explored the National Science Centre, Delhi, through an inclusive workshop on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and the exhibition “Superbugs: The End of Antibiotics”. This exhibition was held in collaboration with the “National Science Museum Group” and supported by “ICMR”, the Indian Council of Medical Research.
It was headed by Mrs Sangeeta, Head of Neuropsychopharmacology at the Institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences (IHBAS), Delhi. The purpose of this session was to enhance awareness among people to reduce the use of antibiotics. The experience enhanced awareness about health and hygiene, which was followed by an interactive quiz that reflected students’ keen understanding and enthusiasm.
🐝 Awareness for a Greener Tomorrow – Protecting Our Pollinators
An informative session conducted with KVIC (Khadi and Village Commission) in collaboration with IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University) experts highlighted the importance of honeybees in maintaining ecological balance in our school.
Students gained valuable insights into biodiversity conservation and the urgent need to protect pollinators for a sustainable and greener future and small-scale businesses. Since our young minds are the future of tomorrow, it will promote a passion among them to carry on the business in a sustainable way.
♻️ Innovation with Purpose – Scrap to Art Achievement
Our students proudly secured First Position at the “Scrap to Art Exhibition” held at the “National Science Centre, Delhi,” on 18th January, 2025; by creating an innovative ‘JUNK BOT’; in this task, junk was given to them, and they had to prepare something by their imagination in the meantime.
The project showcased creativity, sustainability, and the ability to transform waste into meaningful innovation under the Swachhta Hi Seva Campaign. Such initiatives could foster their efforts for adopting the 4Rs concept: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Recover in their life.
Our soulful gratitude to Mr Dinesh Malik, Senior Education Officer and in charge of the Innovation Space, National Science Centre, for giving us this fabulous opportunity to showcase the talent of our students.
Young Innovators at the Innovation Fest
This Innovation Fest was held on 19th January 2025. Students showcased their innovative projects and models. Additionally, it served as the platform for innovators to showcase their talent at the Innovation Fest, National Science Centre, Delhi.
From safety-based technological models to socially relevant solutions, the event encouraged critical thinking, creativity, and real-world application of learning.
⭐Partition Museum Visit
“The visit to the Partition Museum served as a powerful academic and moral engagement with one of the most defining moments of modern Indian history. By encountering authentic testimonies, archival material, and lived experiences of Partition, students gained a nuanced understanding of how political decisions reshape societies and human lives. This exposure deepened their historical consciousness, strengthened their grasp of constitutional values, and instilled empathy, critical thinking, and a mature appreciation of nation-building, democratic responsibility, and social harmony.” – Dr Anchal Dhiman (PGT Political Science)
⚖️Tis Hazari Court Visit
“The educational visit to Tis Hazari Court was a highly enriching academic experience that brought the study of law out of textbooks and into lived reality. Observing courtroom proceedings enabled students to understand the practical functioning of the judiciary, the application of legal principles, and the significance of due process in delivering justice. This interaction with the real justice delivery system enhanced their legal literacy, analytical abilities, and respect for the rule of law—an essential pillar of a democratic society.” – Mr Ravee Yadav (PGT Legal Studies).
👨🚀 An Inspiring Interaction with Astronaut Mr. Shubhanshu Shukla
Students had the privilege of interacting with Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, Indian Air Force officer, ISRO astronaut, and pilot of the historic Axiom-4 Mission, at the National Science Centre, New Delhi. The inspiring session offered fascinating insights into space exploration, life aboard the International Space Station, and India’s remarkable achievements in space science.
The interaction featured thoughtful questions from students, inspiring discussions, breathtaking visuals of Earth from space, and valuable insights from Mr. Anurag Kumar Sinha, Scientist, ISRO. The experience encouraged curiosity, scientific thinking, and a deeper appreciation for innovation and perseverance.
It was a truly memorable learning experience that motivated students to dream big, embrace challenges, and believe that dedication and determination can turn even the boldest aspirations into reality.
🩺From Healthcare to Hands-on Tech: National Technology Day🤖
On National Technology Day, students attended an insightful educational visit to the National Science Centre.
The event featured a distinguished lecture on “India’s Healthcare Journey towards 2047,” delivered by Dr. Rajni Kant, Scientist-G at ICMR, providing students with valuable perspectives on the future of medical advancements in India. Enhancing their practical learning, students participated in an interactive, hands-on Arduino training session hosted in the Innovation Space Lab, where they developed and honed key technical skills.
Throughout these engaging sessions, the students gained a profound understanding of technology’s vital role in driving national progress, realizing how National Technology Day strongly resonates with the overarching vision of Viksit Bharat 2047 and empowers the next generation of innovators.