Schoolgirls in navy uniforms walking together along a quiet, tree-lined path on their way to school.

विद्या ददाति विनयम्  ·  Knowledge gives humility

Where Curiosity Becomes Character.

From Nursery to Class XII, we pair strong academics with Indian values, sport, the arts and service, so that every child grows into a confident, kind and capable young person.

  • N–XII Nursery to
    Class XII

From the Principal's Desk

Every child arrives with a question. Our work is to help them carry it further.

Dear parents and students, welcome. At Apna School we believe good schooling is measured as much by character as by marks. Our teachers know each child by name, notice what lights them up, and hold them to high standards with warmth.

Our classrooms are rigorous and our corridors are kind. We teach children to think clearly, speak confidently in more than one language, respect every culture that makes up India, and serve the community around them. We would be glad to welcome you on campus and show you what that looks like on an ordinary school day.

Principal,

Why Apna School

Rigorous in the classroom, rooted in our values, open to the world.

Academic Excellence

Concept-first teaching, regular diagnostic checks and timely remedial support, so that no child reaches the board years with gaps.

Values & Character

Morning assembly, a house system, community service and everyday respect for every language, faith and family in our school.

Sports & Arts

Cricket, football, athletics, yoga and chess sit in the timetable alongside Indian classical and western music, dance, theatre and art.

Future-Ready Learning

Coding, robotics and financial literacy, plus careful guidance on choosing a stream and preparing for entrance exams and careers from Class IX.

Academics

One continuous journey in four stages.

Our curriculum follows the 5+3+3+4 structure of the National Education Policy 2020, so each stage builds on the last.

  1. Foundational

    Nursery, LKG, UKG, Classes I–II · Ages 3–8

    Play-based, activity-led learning that builds early literacy, numeracy and language, with the mother tongue and English side by side.

  2. Preparatory

    Classes III–V · Ages 8–11

    Reading for pleasure, hands-on mathematics, EVS projects and a first taste of a third language, with teachers who know every child well.

  3. Middle

    Classes VI–VIII · Ages 11–14

    Subject specialists, science and maths labs, coding, and experiential projects that connect classroom ideas to everyday life.

  4. Senior Secondary

    Classes IX–XII · Ages 14–18

    Board preparation with depth, subject choices in Class XI, and guidance on careers and higher studies.

Across every stage

Woven through the timetable from Nursery to Class XII

STEM

Maths labs, science practicals, coding and robotics clubs, and an annual science exhibition.

Languages

English and Hindi, with a third language in line with the three-language approach of NEP 2020.

Arts

Visual art, Indian classical and western music, dance and theatre every week, not only for annual day.

Experiential learning

Field visits, art-integrated projects, a school garden and community service that turn lessons into lived experience.

Campus Life

School days full of doing.

Spaces built for learning by hand, by ear and by heart, from the first bell to the last house practice.

Students in maroon uniforms following a lesson on an interactive smart board in a bright classroom

Smart classrooms

Interactive boards, flexible seating and space for group work.

Three children in school uniform reading picture books on the colourful library floor

Library

English, Hindi and regional-language books, with a weekly reading hour.

Young students in red uniforms looking through microscopes in the science lab

Science labs

Physics, chemistry and biology labs for hands-on practicals.

A young batter plays a shot during a cricket match on the school ground

Sports & fitness

Cricket, football, athletics, yoga and indoor games, with inter-house matches.

A young girl in a traditional costume performing a Bharatanatyam pose

Music & dance

Hindustani vocal, tabla, keyboard and guitar, plus classical and folk dance.

Two girls concentrating on their drawings during an art class

Art studio

Painting, clay and Indian folk-art forms, shown at the annual exhibition.

Admissions

Joining Apna School takes three steps.

Our admissions team will guide you through each step, from your first question to your child's first day.

  1. Enquire

    Send an enquiry or contact the admissions office to ask for the prospectus, fee details and age criteria.

  2. Visit

    Book a campus visit, see our classrooms and meet the school team.

  3. Apply

    Submit the registration form with the required documents. An interaction or assessment may follow, depending on the class.