Wellsprings Academy

Primary · Grades 1 – 5

Reading, writing, and the
first real questions.

A primary classroom, mid-morning

The primary years are where the foundations set. We teach the CBSE syllabus with care — strong reading, number sense, three languages, and the habit of asking why. The day is full but unhurried, and every child is known by name.

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Our promise to your child

Think·Build·Belong

Year group

Grades 1–5

Children

About 204

Class size

Up to 36 · ~11:1

The day

8 am – 3 pm, Mon–Fri

What primary builds

Before the subject list, here is what these years quietly build in your child.
  • Reading and writing
  • Number sense
  • Good questions
  • Computer literacy
  • Working with others
  • Finding their voice
Two children over one problem

Academics

The CBSE syllabus, taught with care.

The subject list is the easy part. What matters is how it is taught — small steps, real materials, and a class teacher who knows your child by name.

The subjects — pick a stage

In the first two years the world arrives as one subject — EVS — alongside English, maths and computers. Three languages run throughout (see below).

  • English

    Reading, writing, and talk that sharpens thinking.

  • Mathematics

    Number sense before procedure — counters, drawings, talk.

  • EVS

    The world up close — body, home, neighbourhood, seasons.

  • Computer

    Digital literacy, built up gently from Grade 1.

Languages

English

Everyone · the language we teach in

+ two more, chosen by the family

HindiFrenchKannada

Pick any two of the three. Most families take Hindi or French, then add Kannada.

How progress is tracked

  1. 1

    Pre mid-term

    early check

  2. 2

    Mid-term

    exam

  3. 3

    Post mid-term

    check

  4. 4

    Term-end

    exam

Unit test after every chapterTwo report cards a yearLearning Journals at each mid-pointParent meeting after each cycle

Homework

MonTueWedThuFriSat

Grades 1–2 carry homework Monday to Friday; Grades 3–5 add a lighter Saturday. Either way it is planned subject by subject and kept age-appropriate — practice, not overload.

Support & stretch

If a child needs more time

Remedial classes and a Special Educator give children extra time and a different way in, with regular check-ins — support, not labels.

If a child races ahead

Olympiads in English, maths, science, social science and computing, plus extension tasks when a child is ready for more.

A weekly library visit runs throughout the primary years — choosing a book stays a small ceremony.

Next step

See a primary morning for yourself.

Sit at the back of a class. Walk through the sports block. Meet a class teacher. We keep visits unhurried so you can actually look.

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