How learning is organised

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The usual stages in an Indore school, in plain words. The school will confirm which classes it runs and which board it follows.

Usual stages and ages (a general guide, not the school's rule)
Stage	Classes and usual ages	At Gurukul
Early years	Nursery and KG, usually about 3 to 6 years	To be confirmed
Primary	Class 1 to 5, usually about 6 to 11 years	To be confirmed
Middle	Class 6 to 8, usually about 11 to 14 years	To be confirmed
Secondary and beyond	Class 9 and above, usually 14 years and up	To be confirmed

A young girl in a fleece jacket bends low over her desk, writing carefully with a pink pen — Illustrative stock photo by Quí Trần on Pexels, not taken at the school.

Younger children: reading, writing, numbers

In the early years and primary classes, most of the day goes into reading aloud, writing neatly, and getting comfortable with numbers. Children learn best with a steady routine and a teacher who checks every notebook.

How the school teaches the early years

Books used, class size, how reading is taught, homework in the small classes.

To be filled in by the school

Teenage boys in green sweaters writing in notebooks at long wooden desks in a classroom — Illustrative stock photo by Mohammad Awais on Pexels, not taken at the school.

Older children: subjects, notebooks, exams

From the middle classes, subjects separate: science, social studies, mathematics and two languages. Older students need regular tests, clear feedback and time to revise.

Subjects, board and exams

Which board, which subjects in each class, how tests and results are shared with parents.

To be filled in by the school

Results and achievements

Board results, competitions, sports. Only real results, shared by the school.

To be filled in by the school