Programmes for every stage, Nursery to Grade 12
Choose the Indian or British pathway — or the lower-fee Foundation programme for younger learners. Every programme is taught live in small classes.
Indian Curriculum
An NCERT-based programme aligned to CBSE learning outcomes and the National Education Policy (NEP 2020) — ideal for families who may return to India, or who want Indian board qualifications while living abroad.
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| Stage | Grades / ages | Core subjects | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Early Years | Nursery – Grade 2 · ages 3–7 | Phonics & early literacy, numeracy, environmental studies, art, music and movement | Observation, activities, termly report card |
| Primary | Grades 3–5 · ages 8–10 | English, Mathematics, EVS / Science, Social Studies, second language, computing | Periodic tests, projects, annual report card |
| Middle School | Grades 6–8 · ages 11–13 | English, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, second language, computing & AI basics | Unit tests, lab & research projects, annual report card |
| Secondary | Grades 9–10 · ages 14–15 | English, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, a language, optional subjects | Grade 10 board exam through NIOS (Secondary) |
| Senior Secondary | Grades 11–12 · ages 16–17 | Science, Commerce or Humanities subject combinations | Grade 12 board exam through NIOS (Senior Secondary) |
Subject combinations in Grades 9–12 follow what NIOS offers in each exam session. Your advisor will confirm the exact subjects for your child before enrolment.
British Curriculum
Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary frameworks, leading to IGCSE and AS & A Level with Cambridge International or Pearson Edexcel — qualifications recognised by universities worldwide.
Book a free demo| Stage | Grades / ages | Core subjects | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary | Grades 1–5 · ages 5–10 | English, Mathematics, Science, Global Perspectives, computing | Progression tests, termly reports |
| Lower Secondary | Grades 6–8 · ages 11–13 | English, Mathematics, Science, humanities, computing | Checkpoint preparation, termly reports |
| IGCSE | Grades 9–10 · ages 14–16 | Usually 5–8 subjects incl. English, Mathematics and sciences | Cambridge / Edexcel exams at an authorised centre |
| AS & A Level | Grades 11–12 · ages 16–18 | 3–4 subjects chosen for university plans | Cambridge / Edexcel exams at an authorised centre |
Exams are sat in person. Learners usually register as private candidates at a British Council or other authorised centre in their city; we explain the options, fees and deadlines for your country.
Foundation Programme (KG – Grade 6)
A focused, lower-fee NCERT-based programme for younger learners. It covers the core subjects — English, Mathematics, Science / EVS and a second language — in the same small live classes, with fewer daily hours.
- Core subjects only, taught live
- Parent updates and termly report cards
- Easy move to the full Indian Curriculum later
Indian or British — which fits your child?
| Indian Curriculum | British Curriculum | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Families planning Indian higher education or entrance exams | Families aiming for universities in the UK, Gulf, Europe or worldwide |
| Board qualification | NIOS Secondary (Grade 10) and Senior Secondary (Grade 12) | IGCSE, AS & A Level (Cambridge or Pearson Edexcel) |
| Style | Structured syllabus with strong maths and science | Inquiry-based, fewer subjects in depth in the final years |
| Exam format | NIOS exam sessions (April and October) | Exam series in May/June and October/November |
See a live class before you decide
Book a free demo. Your child joins a real class, you meet the teacher, and an advisor answers every question about curriculum, exams and fees.