Alpha's directory listing names these stages. Below, each one is described in general terms: what children of that age usually learn in Indian schools. The school's own curriculum, subjects and board will be added once confirmed.
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Usually around age 3. Children learn to be away from home for a few hours: sharing, listening, holding a crayon, joining a song.
At this stage, most of the learning happens through play, stories and talking.
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Usually the two years before Class 1, often called LKG and UKG. Letters and sounds, counting, shapes and early writing.
Children build the habits of a classroom: sitting for a story, taking turns, tidying up.
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Classes 1 to 5. Reading, writing and arithmetic become steady daily work, alongside environmental studies, Hindi and English.
Children start to read on their own and write in full sentences.
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Classes 6 to 8. Subjects separate into science, mathematics, social science and languages, with more projects and practicals.
Children learn to work independently and explain their thinking.