Middle Stage (Grade VI to VIII)
The middle school phase
ushers in a new set of academic challenges, with a curriculum emphasizing
ideas, application, and problem-solving. This shift promotes critical thinking
and a more holistic, inquiry-based, discovery-based, discussion-based, and
analysis-based approach to learning. Students engage in topics that encompass
communication, goal setting, study strategies, time management, stress
awareness and control, relationships, learning styles, and other subjects aimed
at empowering them to take charge of their education.
Encouraging young minds
to comprehend, calculate, and create, the curriculum also places a strong
emphasis on honing communicative skills through club activities and performing
arts. This creative freedom allows each student to discover and embrace their
unique potential, laying the foundation for personal growth.
Beyond academics, a
diverse array of sports activities instils values such as tolerance,
sportsmanship, and discipline. Students are instilled with a sense of
environmental responsibility and are encouraged to contribute to society
through various social endeavours. As they conclude their middle school
journey, these students emerge as well-rounded individuals prepared to face the
challenges of the adolescent years.