Three Languages
English, Hindi and Punjabi — reading, grammar, writing and speaking, with English as the campus language.
Classes I – VI
Strong Foundations, Curious Minds
Children read and write in three languages — English, Hindi and Punjabi — and build number sense with hands-on mathematics. Environmental Studies in the early classes grows into separate Science and Social Science by Classes V and VI.
Every chapter is planned with an enrichment activity, a teaching method, a learning objective and a learning outcome — role play, story telling, experiments, posters and group discussion — so concepts are understood, not just memorised.
- Classes
- I to VI
- Languages
- English, Hindi, Punjabi
- Classrooms
- AC, 75-inch+ touch panels
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Curriculum
Subjects in the Primary Years
- English & English Grammar
- Hindi & Hindi Grammar
- Punjabi
- Mathematics
- EVS (Classes I – IV)
- Science (Classes V – VI)
- Social Science (Classes V – VI)
- Computer
- General Knowledge
- Aptitude & Reasoning
- Art
- Moral Values
A split-up syllabus for every subject — chapter by chapter, exam by exam — is given to parents at the start of the session.
Classes I – VI
How Our Primary Years Work
Hands-on Mathematics
Concrete materials, puzzles and real-life examples make number sense stick.
EVS to Science
Exploring nature and our surroundings in the early classes, then experiments in Science and Social Science.
Coding & Computers
From Paint, Word and LOGO in the early classes to Python, robots and an introduction to AI by Class VI.
Aptitude & GK
Reasoning, analogies, series and general knowledge build sharp, curious thinkers.
Values & Life Skills
Moral-value lessons, house activities and a points system that rewards discipline, effort and kindness.
Assessment
How Progress Is Checked
- Every weekRevision tests
Short tests on Mondays and Thursdays (syllabus given in advance) — they count towards internal marks.
- MayPre-Mid exam
The first written check of the session.
- Sept – OctMid-Term exam
Half-yearly examination of the first term’s syllabus.
- DecemberPost-Mid exam
Covers the work done after the Mid-Term.
- Feb – MarchFinal exam
Results are shared with parents at the final PTM in March.
A minimum of 85% attendance is required to sit the final exam and be promoted. Parent–teacher meetings follow each exam.
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Beyond the Classroom
Beyond the Classroom
- Spell Bee, story telling, English and Hindi plays
- Calligraphy, clay moulding, poster making and rakhi making
- Cricket, kho-kho, skipping, carrom & chess, swimming and athletics
- Visits to the market, railway station and park, and a school picnic
- Quizzes, group songs, group dance and the Literary Fest
- House activities and the Investiture Ceremony
Academics at PWS
Every Stage of the Journey
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