Middle School
Middle School Academics (Classes 6-8)
Classes 6 to 8 are where subjects start to separate and get serious. Science splits into Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Social Science splits into History, Geography, and Civics. Sanskrit is introduced as a compulsory third language. The goal is to move students from memorising facts to understanding concepts — asking why something works, not just what it is.
Classrooms use smart class technology for visual and interactive lessons. Teachers use projects, group work, and audio-visual aids alongside textbooks. Assessment combines formative assessments (projects, classwork, presentations) with summative exams at the end of each term, following the CBSE framework.
Subjects Offered
| Classes | Subjects Offered | Key Learning Focus |
|---|---|---|
| VI - VIII | English | Advanced reading, literary analysis, writing skills, and articulate communication. |
| Hindi | Grammar, literature, composition, and conversational ability. | |
| Mathematics | Algebraic thinking, geometry, and advanced problem-solving. | |
| Science | Physics, Chemistry, and Biology fundamentals through theory and practical work. | |
| Social Science | History, Geography, Civics, and Economics — understanding society and governance. | |
| Sanskrit | Reading, writing, and basic grammar of Sanskrit as a compulsory third language. | |
| Computer Science | Coding fundamentals, digital citizenship, and practical applications. | |
| Art Education | Creative expression through diverse art forms. | |
| General Knowledge / Moral Science | Current affairs, general awareness, and ethical values. |
All subjects listed above are compulsory for Classes 6-8. Sanskrit is mandatory for all students in these classes — there is no opt-out provision, as CBSE requires a third language at the middle school level.