The curriculum has a healthy mix of formal and non-formal
education which enhances an all-round
development and growth of the child. While teaching the children the 3 r’s- reading,
writing and arithmetic, they will also be encouraged to participate in various group activities.
This will help them interact and build relationships at various levels.
At the pre-primary stage the children are extremely vulnerable
and sensitive, and therefore to
ensure the physical, emotional and mental growth of the children, they will be exposed to
bonding activities like eurhythmics, art, craft, games, sports and celebration of all festivals.
Primary
Primary curriculum
At this level the children will be encouraged to become aware
of their world, to learn and
develop basic concepts of language, mathematics , Hindi , Bengali , science , history &
geography (iii onwards) and to recognize the interaction and interdependence between different
subjects. Art, craft, music, dance, physical education and yoga will be a part of the curriculum
and will help to develop creativity, logical thinking, aesthetic sense, positive attitude and
physical fitness.
The MiddleSchool
The Middle School curriculum
The Middle School Curriculum aims to enable children to become
successful learners who enjoy
learning, successfully apply core concepts learnt from various subjects, understand texts of
different subjects so as to communicate knowledge and ideas in ways specific to the subjects,
articulate thoughts and ideas effectively using oral, written and nonverbal communication skills
in a variety of forms and contexts. They use technology to access and provide information and to
communicate with others; understand cross-curricular linkages- connect learning across subject
areas. They become confident individuals who are able to live safe, healthy and fulfilling lives
and become responsible citizens who make a positive contribution to society.
The children understand and apply knowledge to real life
experiences, develop a sense of
responsibility towards others;, function successfully in the local and world community, respect
diversity (in terms of religion, gender, regions, etc. and differences of opinions and beliefs),
exhibit sensitivity towards environmental issues and learn to manage and utilize resources
judiciously.
Additional Highlights
1:15 teacher student ratio in all the Pre-primary classes
1:30 teacher student ratio from class-I onwards
"STEM activities" from Lower Nursery(3+) onwards
Weekly STEM laboratory session from class-I(6+) onwards
No homework burden from Play Group(2+) to class-II(7+)
Remedial classes from class-III onwards for students requiring additional help
Inclusion Policy
At SWS we believe that every child has a right to access
quality education and we embrace the
differences and challenges that each child brings. We strive towards creating a vibrant centre
for learning which provides a congenial atmosphere for students to excel individually and
develop into ethically strong and morally elevated individuals.
Special Educational Needs(SEN) are needs that are different
from those of the majority of
students. They include those who need additional support or challenge in their learning. Our
Special Educator works closely with our teachers to identify SEN students and create tailor made
learning and behaviour plans to meet their individual needs.
Parents work hand in hand with our teachers and the Special
Educator by providing all relevant
information regarding the child and by supporting their child when needed.
At SWS we actively seek to remove the barriers to learning
and participation that can hinder
or exclude individual pupils or groups of pupils. We believe in providing equal opportunity
of learning to all our students