Embracing the New Education Policy (NEP) of India
At St. Claret High School, Athvelly-Medchal, we are proud to embrace the transformative vision of the New Education Policy (NEP) of India. Our curriculum reflects the key principles and goals outlined in the NEP, ensuring a holistic and future-ready educational experience for our students. Here's a glimpse of our curriculum:
We prioritise foundational literacy and numeracy, ensuring that our students develop strong core skills right from the early years.
Our curriculum promotes a multidisciplinary approach, integrating subjects and fostering a deeper understanding of concepts through cross- disciplinary connections.
We empower our students with essential skills such as critical thinking, creativity, problem-solving, effective communication, and digital literacy, preparing them for success in the 21st-century workforce.
Our curriculum emphasises experiential and hands-on learning, allowing students to apply their knowledge in real-world contexts and develop a practical understanding of concepts.
We provide opportunities for vocational education, allowing students to explore their interests and gain practical skills that align with career pathways.
We recognise the significance of the arts, sports, and languages in nurturing well-rounded individuals. Our curriculum offers a balanced blend of academic subjects and extracurricular activities.
We integrate technology effectively into our teaching and learning practises, leveraging its power to enhance personalised and adaptive learning experiences for our students.
Our curriculum is designed to cater to the diverse needs of all our students, fostering an inclusive learning environment where everyone can thrive.
We believe in a competency-based assessment approach that focuses on evaluating students' skills, understanding, and overall development rather than just marks.
Our dedicated faculty undergo continuous training and professional development to ensure they are equipped with the latest pedagogical approaches and instructional strategies.