Curriculum
Himalayan International School will be affiliated to the “Central Board of Secondary(CBSE),”
a widely recognized and high regarded school board in the country the 10+2 pattern of
education. At HIS, we provide an effective framework education through a relevant, broad,
rigorously-taught and monitored curriculum. Place great importance on educating the,
whole child at their individual level of ability potential to ensure a happy learner.
Through a holistic approach towards learn we aim to provide our students with:
Requisite knowledge and skills that child has a right to learn
Learning environment enabling them learn in a balanced manner, but enough to
challenge them and meet diverse needs.
High level thinking skills which will help them tackle many of the moral, social and cult
issues which are part of growing up.
An environment which allows with peers and assists in development
social system.
Summative and formative assessments continuous feedback for improvisation the
learning process.
Co-Curricular Activities
School today is no longer confined to class room instruction. We believe that school is much
more than academic lessons and qualifications. Many of the most important lessons are
those which students learn as part of team games, cross fertilizations of ideas, competitions
and collaborative work.
To pave the way for such non-cognitive learning we organize a variety of competitions and
cultural events which also support formal learning. A sense of belonging and loyalty are
promoted in the students by dividing them into four different houses namely, Sun, Moon,
Sky &Earth.. Inter class/house competitions such as debate, recitation, fancy dress, group
song, folk dance, rangoli, art and craft etc. Provide learning experiences which enrich the
educational and social development of the students. Morning assemblies arranged class
wise on rotational basis is a forum for the students to address a large audience and express
themselves. Every student is encouraged to participate indiscriminately with the intention
of nurturing and developing inner talents. Activity clubs allow the learners to pursue any
interest of their choice. Hand in hand with class-room education, such events provide the
students with an opportunity to be a part of a broad spectrum of activities which promote
the development of a “Complete Being”.
Some of these activities are:
- Dramatics
- Literary
- Activities
- Quiz
- Art /Craft
- Music & Dance
- Games and Sport
-
Activities in Primary Section Related to
Sensory Education (Recognize sounds, Textures etc.)
-
Motor Development (Colouring, Scribbling, Climbing stairs, Stringing beads, Clay
moulding etc.)