Reading, writing, and the
first real questions.
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.
Our promise to your child
Think·Build·Belong
Year group
Grades 1–5
Children
About 204
Student–teacher ratio
11:1
The day
8 am – 3 pm, Mon–Fri
- Reading and writing
- Number sense
- Good questions
- Computer literacy
- Working with others
- Finding their voice
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
Pick any two of the three. Most families take Hindi or French, then add Kannada.
How progress is tracked
- 1
Pre mid-term
early check
- 2
Mid-term
exam
- 3
Post mid-term
check
- 4
Term-end
exam
Homework
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.
Three clubs, child-led, year-round.
Smaller than events, steadier than units — clubs meet through the year and become the place a child finds their first specific interest, and the friends who share it.
Eco Club
Looks after the school garden, runs the seed-ball drive, and asks honest questions about waste and water.
Health & Wellness Club
Morning movement, peer check-ins, and the quieter practices — breath, sleep, food.
Literary Club
Reads together, writes together, and runs the open-mic, debate and storytelling moments through the year.
Stay connected to your child's school day.
Through our parent app, families stay informed about their child's learning and day at school — lessons covered, homework, notices, events and fees, together in one place and updated through the day.
Lesson
Mathematics
Introduction to fractions
Homework
Worksheet 4
Due tomorrow
Notice
Annual Sports Day
Friday, 29 August
Fees
Term 2 invoice
Now available
Wellsprings · Parent App
Today
Your child · Grade 3
Lesson
Mathematics
Introduction to fractions
Homework
Worksheet 4
Due tomorrow
Notice
Annual Sports Day
Friday, 29 August
Fees
Term 2 invoice
Now available
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.