Kindergarten
For the complete development of children, it is essential that they get an excellent education from their early years. The foundation stage at Shri Ram Global School consists of five years of flexible, multi-level activity-based learning and the curriculum pedagogy of ECCE. It covers children of age 3-8 years. Before class I, play-based learning will be envisaged for three months and two years in primary school in Grades 1-2. Students will have access to free, safe, high-quality ECCE at Anganwadis/Pre school/Balvatika for three years.
Primary School
The preparatory stage at Shri Ram Global School involves play, discovery and activity-based learning with a pedagogical and curricular style. This stage consists of children of ages 8-11 from grades 3-5. It has incorporate light textbooks with interactive classroom learning for reading, writing, speaking, physical education, art, languages, science and mathematics.
Middle School
The middle stage is a very crucial phase in the students’ education. Shri Ram Global School understands this and works to give its students a quality learning experience. This stage consists of children of ages 12-14 from grades 6-8. We emphasise on more abstract concepts in subjects like science, mathematics, arts, social science and humanities. We provide interactive, experiential, competency-based learning and teaching. With a fun course involving vocational crafts with ten less bag days. We have also introduced skill-based subjects like app development, coding, AI, handicrafts and so much more.
High School
The secondary stage at Shri Ram Global School focuses on greater depth, greater critical thinking, greater attention to life aspirations. With multi-disciplinary study, a chance of exiting and re-entering in the next phase of vocational courses for later years. This stage consists of children of age 14-18 years from grades 9-12. Students get flexibility in choosing the subjects; for instance, a student can select mathematics as core and music as optional or music as core and mathematics as optional subjects. In addition, we have cultural exchange programmes with specific courses in tribal ethnomedicinal practices.