Secondary

In the Secondary section the school provides a broad and balanced education which not only prepares students for public examinations but also gives them the confidence to achieve success throughout their adult lives.

Languages

  • Develop the capacity for accurate communication using language skills for description, analysis and response
  • Appreciating the language and literary and cultural heritage in and related to language by exploring the various forms of literary devices
  • Developing the ability to recognise basic linguistic aspects (word and sentence structure) and use them in oral and written expression
  • Developing the ability to write reviews and use the library to find references
  • Developing an appreciation of the distinctive features of the particular language, including its alphabet and script, sounds, rhymes, puns and other wordplays and games unique to the language

Mathematics

  • Understand numbers, ways of representing numbers, relationships among numbers, and number sets.
  • Discover and prove algebraic identities and uses such identities to solve equations.
  • Analyse characteristics and properties of two-dimensional geometric shapes and develop mathematical arguments to explain geometric relationships.
  • Derive and use formulas to calculate areas of plane figures, and surface areas and volumes of solid objects.
  • Analyse and interpret data using statistical concepts (such as measures of central tendency, standard deviations) and probability.
  • Begin to perceive and appreciate the axiomatic and deductive structure of mathematics. Uses stated assumptions, axioms, postulates, definitions, and mathematics vocabulary to prove mathematical statements and carry out geometric constructions.
  • Appreciate important contributions of mathematicians from India and around the world.
  • Sharpen skills such as visualisation, optimisation, representation, and mathematical modelling, and their application in daily life.
  • Develop computational thinking, i.e., deals with complex problems and can break them down into a series of simple problems that can then be solved by suitable procedures/algorithms.
  • Explore connections of mathematics with other subjects.

    Science

    • Explore the world of matter, and its constituents, properties, and behaviour
    • Explore the physical world around them in scientific and mathematical terms
    • Explore the living world around us, and its interaction with the inanimate world in scientific terms
    • Understand the components of health, hygiene, and wellbeing
    • Understand the interface of science, technology, and society
    • Explore the nature and processes of science through engaging with the evolution of scientific knowledge and conducting scientific inquiry
    • Communicate own questions, observations and conclusions related to science.

    Computer Studies / ICT

    • Delve into file management, computer ethics, networks and cybersecurity
    • Learn blogging, computer maintenance and troubleshooting,
    • Office software-MS Excel.
    • Learn Animation basics in 2D and 3D using Krita and Blender.
    • Audio-Video editing skills with Audacity and OpenShot.
    • Introduction to coding advances with Javascript and Python and mobile app development via AppInventor.
    • Explore emerging fields like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics, and Data Science.

      Social Sciences

      • Recognise ways in which political, social and economic issues which affect their daily lives across time and space.
      • Understand about the earth as the habitat of humans and other forms of life
      • Become familiar with one’s own region and realises interdependence of various regions (local to global)
      • Understand spatial distribution of resources and their conservation
      • Understand historical developments in different periods of Indian history
      • Comprehend how historians study the past using different types of sources
      • Understand historical diversity to relate developments of one place/region with those of another
      • Imbibe the values of the Indian Constitution and their significance in everyday life
      • Gain a sense of the working of Indian democracy, its institutions and processes at the local, state and union levels
      • Become familiar with socio – economic role of institutions such as family, market and government
      • Recognise the contributions of different section s of society to political, social, cultural, and environmental processes

      Co-Curricular Activities

      • Dance
      • Speech and Drama
      • Music
      • P.Ed.
      • Art and Creativity

      After School Activities

      • Football
      • Cricket
      • Lawn Tennis
      • Swimming
      • Skating
      • Dance
      • Music
      • Chess
      • Speech & Drama
      • Yoga/ Karate
      • Basket Ball
      • Volley Ball
      • … and other activities as per availability and demand