Middle School · Classes VI–VIII
Middle school, where
students learn how to learn
We hand students the tools rather than the answers — building the background knowledge and conceptual depth that senior school will ask for.
- Classes
- VI – VIII
- Sciences
- Separate from VII
- Section size
- Max 35
- Labs
- 5 + Robotics & AI
Our approach
“Learn how to Learn”
Middle school turns on a single idea — to 'Learn how to Learn'. The focus moves to building background knowledge and genuine conceptual understanding, the foundation everything in senior school will rest upon.
Critical thinking, public speaking and initiative take centre stage, developed through a deliberate blend of curricular and co-curricular opportunity. Physics, Chemistry and Biology separate into their own disciplines, smart classrooms keep instruction vivid and immediate, and the quiet habits of a serious student begin to take root.
What this stage builds
The specifics, not the slogans.
01
Full science disciplines
From Class VII, Physics, Chemistry and Biology are taught separately, each with laboratory time — the ICSE depth advantage begins here.
02
Debate & public speaking
Structured speaking opportunities every term, building towards MUNs and inter-school competition in senior school.
03
Robotics & STEM
The Robotics & AI Lab and Makers Space become regular classrooms — students build, program and compete.
In pictures
Thinking critically, speaking confidently.
In the Robotics & AI Lab
The school choir at the Annual Function
Inter-house badminton
A karate display on the Annual Function stage
Projects at the science exhibitionThe middle-school curriculum
What they study
A widening subject map that introduces the separate sciences and the disciplines of the senior years.
Class VI
- English
- Hindi
- Mathematics
- Integrated Science
- History & Civics
- Geography
- Computer Science
- General Knowledge
- Moral Science
- Sanskrit
Classes VII – VIII
- All Class VI subjects
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
Admissions open · 2027–28
Enquire for Class VI to VIII
Admission to Classes VI–VIII is subject to seats in sections capped at 35. The admission interaction covers English, Maths and Science.
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Middle School FAQs
What parents ask us.
Is there an entrance test for Class 6 admission?+
There is a short interaction in English, Maths and Science for Class VI and above.
When do Physics, Chemistry and Biology become separate subjects?+
From Class VII, each with laboratory time. Class VI studies Integrated Science.
Do middle-school students learn robotics and coding?+
Yes — the Robotics & AI Lab and Makers Space are regular classrooms in the middle years, alongside Computer Science.
Which languages are taught in Classes VI–VIII?+
English, Hindi and Sanskrit.
What are the school timings?+
Summer: 7:20 a.m.–1:30 p.m. (Monday to Friday) and 7:20 a.m.–12:20 p.m. (Saturday). Winter: 7:50 a.m.–2:00 p.m. (Monday to Friday) and 7:50 a.m.–12:50 p.m. (Saturday).