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Classes and learning

How children typically learn at each stage from nursery to class 8. The school will confirm exactly which classes it runs and the board it follows.

To be confirmed by the school

Board, affiliation and the list of classes for 2027–28. We haven't stated a board because we couldn't verify one.

A toddler playing a wooden rainbow xylophone
Ages 3–6

Early years

Nursery, KG1 (LKG) and KG2 (UKG)

In the early years, children learn through play, stories, rhymes and hands-on activity. The aim is to build language, early number sense, fine motor skills and the confidence to be part of a group.

  • Speaking and listening
  • Phonics and first letters
  • Counting and shapes
  • Drawing and craft
  • Songs and movement
To be provided by the school

Whether G-Kids runs nursery and KG for 2027–28, class sizes and the daily routine for little ones.

Two young girls drawing with markers and crayons at a table
Ages 6–11

Primary

Classes 1 to 5

In primary classes, children become confident readers and writers, work with numbers every day and start learning about science and the world around them — with plenty of art, games and activity alongside.

  • Reading and writing
  • English and Hindi
  • Maths
  • Environmental studies
  • Art, music and games
To be provided by the school

Primary classes offered, subjects, books followed and how progress is shared with parents.

A girl looking into a microscope and adjusting the focus
Ages 11–14

Middle years

Classes 6 to 8

In the middle years, subjects become more separate and deeper: science, social science, mathematics and languages. Children learn to plan their study, work on projects and explain their thinking.

  • Science
  • Mathematics
  • Social science
  • Languages
  • Computers
  • Projects
To be provided by the school

Whether G-Kids teaches classes 6 to 8, the board followed and the subjects offered.

Photos are illustrative stock images, not taken at G-Kids International School.

Not sure which class?

Use the class finder: enter your child's date of birth and see the class most schools would place them in for 2027–28.

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