Learning at every stage
Four lanterns, four stages. The descriptions are the general Indore pattern; the classes the school runs, its board and its medium are to be confirmed.
Lanterns: the stages of school
Tap a lantern to light it. Each one is a stage most Indore schools follow, from the first day of nursery to the board years.
Early years
Usually about 3 to 6 years: nursery and KG (a general guide, not this school's rule)
Talking, listening, counting, colours, songs and play. Children learn to sit with a group, hold a pencil and make friends.
What this stage usually covers: nature of play, first letters in English and Hindi, numbers to 100, rhymes, drawing, outdoor games.
Which of these classes run at The Asian Public School, and in which medium, is still to be confirmed by the school.
Primary
Usually Class 1 to 5 (a general guide, not this school's rule)
Reading and writing grow up fast. Maths moves from counting to tables, and children start to ask why.
What this stage usually covers: English, Hindi, maths, environmental studies, art, games.
Which of these classes run at The Asian Public School, and in which medium, is still to be confirmed by the school.
Middle
Usually Class 6 to 8 (a general guide, not this school's rule)
Separate subjects arrive: science, social science, a third language. Projects and group work start to matter.
What this stage usually covers: science, social science, maths, languages, computers, sport.
Which of these classes run at The Asian Public School, and in which medium, is still to be confirmed by the school.
Secondary and beyond
Usually Class 9 and up (a general guide, not this school's rule)
Board years. Steady study habits, revision and guidance on streams and careers become the focus.
What this stage usually covers: board subjects, practicals, exam preparation, guidance.
Which of these classes run at The Asian Public School, and in which medium, is still to be confirmed by the school.
How children usually learn in a school like this
- Reading every day in English and Hindi, from picture books in the early years to textbooks and newspapers later.
- Maths you can see: counting with objects first, then tables, then problems from daily life.
- Tests that help: regular class tests, two main exam terms and report cards parents can read.
- More than books: drawing, music, games and the days that fill a school year.
This is a general picture of Indore schools, not a description of The Asian Public School's teaching, which the school will share.
Board, books and medium
Board
We searched the CBSE affiliation directory and found no entry for this school, so no board is shown. The school will confirm.
To be shared by the school
Medium of teaching
English, Hindi or both, and from which class.
To be shared by the school
Books and timetable
Which books are used and how a school day is laid out.
To be shared by the school