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Academics

Four stages, one continuous plan. Here is what a child studies at each point of the journey from Playway to Class 8.

Stage one · Age 3 to 4

Playway

The first year is about school itself — being away from home for a few hours, sitting with other children, and discovering that this place is safe and interesting.

What children work on

  • Speaking in short sentences and answering when spoken to
  • Holding a crayon, colouring within a shape, tracing lines
  • Recognising colours, basic shapes, and counting to ten
  • Rhymes, action songs and simple stories
  • Sitting in a circle, waiting for a turn, packing their own bag

How it is taught

Entirely through play. Blocks, puzzles, sorting toys, floor games, songs and picture books — the child experiences the concept before it is ever named. There is no formal writing and no examination at this stage.

Playway children working with blocks, puzzles and picture books
Nursery and kindergarten children drawing with their teacher
Stage two · Age 4 to 6

Nursery, LKG & UKG

Three years in which play slowly makes room for structure. By the end of UKG a child should be reading simple words, writing neatly on a line, and comfortable with numbers to a hundred.

ClassLanguageNumbers
NurseryCapital letters, sounds, picture readingCounting 1–20, shapes, sorting
LKGSmall letters, three-letter words, Hindi swarNumbers 1–50, more and less, patterns
UKGSimple sentences, sight words, Hindi vyanjanNumbers 1–100, addition and subtraction

Also covered

  • General knowledge — days, months, seasons, body parts, community helpers
  • Art, craft and colouring as a daily period
  • Rhymes, storytelling and short recitations on stage
  • Basic habits — cleanliness, greeting, tidying up, road safety
Stage three · Class 1 to 5

Primary School

This is where study habits are formed. Reading becomes fluent, written work becomes daily, and the first proper examinations arrive.

Subjects

  • English — reading, grammar, comprehension and creative writing
  • Hindi — reading, vyakaran and written expression
  • Mathematics — the four operations, tables, fractions, measurement, geometry
  • Environmental Studies, moving to Science and Social Studies in the upper primary years
  • Computer education — basic operations and typing
  • General Knowledge, Art & Craft, Physical Education

Assessment

Regular class tests, written assignments and periodic examinations, with marks discussed at Parent–Teacher Meetings. The point of a test here is to locate a gap, not only to produce a rank.

Primary students writing at their desks during class
Students working on an art and craft project
Stage four · Class 6 to 8

Middle School

The final three years with us. Subject teachers take over, papers get longer, and students are expected to plan their own revision.

Subjects

  • English and Hindi as full language subjects, with literature and grammar
  • Mathematics — integers, algebra, geometry, ratio, percentage and mensuration
  • Science — physics, chemistry and biology topics with practical demonstration
  • Social Science — history, civics and geography
  • Computer education, General Knowledge, Art and Physical Education

Getting ready for Class 9

Written examinations in the format they will meet later, project work and presentations, and a steady push towards independent study — so a student can move to any Class 9 without a difficult first term.

The full curriculum, subject by subject

What is covered in every subject from Playway to Class 8, and what a child should be able to do at the end of each year.

View curriculum

How we teach it

The activity-based method behind every period — Learn, Explore, Create, Grow — and how individual attention actually works in a classroom.

Teaching methodology

Which class does your child need?

Tell us the age and the class you are considering, and we will confirm availability, the fee for that class, and what the admission needs.

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