Secondary School Curriculum

About

Our curriculum framework revolves around certain co-curricular activities which would help them venture into professional areas such as Music, Art and Craft, Poetry, Dancing, Singing, Quizzes, Skating, Karate and Debate. These out of class activities would lead to the holistic development of the child as well as form a synchronization of emotional, social, moral, cultural and aesthetic aspects of the individual. A sense of competitiveness and enthusiasm would strengthen the meaning of curricular activities at school.

Lesson

Secondary education plays a fundamental but complex role in preparing young minds.

It is the bridge that connects primary education with higher education. It is at this juncture a student decides what profession he/she would like to pursue as a career.
Secondary education is important because it promotes rational development in the students through which they gain practical skills.

The education and training that children receive during their teenage years has long been recognized as crucial to development of job skills and other attributes that affect the ability to function productively as a member of the society. Simultaneously, co-curricular activities fuel the learning by stimulating creative thought, improving their social and organizational skills, developing their interests and talents, and offering them the chance to switch off and do something they really enjoy. At Naksha, each child is getting prepared for the wider and better world to be a part of it.

In Grades 9 and 10, subjects like English, Language (Kannada/Hindi), Maths, Science, Social Science and IT are taught. Students are guided by teachers to move ahead in the competitive world and to uphold the values and cultures of the nation.