The school timetable is an essential part of our daily routine that ensures every child receives a balanced and well-structured education. At our primary school, the timetable is carefully planned to provide a healthy mix of academics, physical activities, creative learning, and personal development.
The school day typically begins with a peaceful morning assembly, followed by the first academic session. Core subjects like Mathematics, English, Environmental Studies, and Language are scheduled in the morning when students are fresh and most attentive. These subjects help build a strong academic foundation and develop critical thinking and communication skills.
After a few sessions, students enjoy a short snack break, giving them time to relax, refresh, and interact with friends. The second part of the day includes subjects such as Art, Music, Physical Education and Computer Science, offering students opportunities to explore creativity and develop new skills.
The timetable also includes time for storytelling, reading, group activities and moral education, especially in the lower classes. These periods help instill good values, teamwork, and self-confidence in a child-friendly way. Library hours and activity classes are regularly scheduled to support independent learning and curiosity.
We ensure that no child feels overwhelmed, which is why the timetable includes regular short breaks and physical activities to keep young minds and bodies active. Each class has a fixed number of periods in a day, with every session lasting 30 to 40 minutes, depending on the grade level.
Weekly or fortnightly assessments are scheduled to help students track their progress and help teachers plan better. Homework time is considered while designing the timetable, so students are not overloaded.
Overall, our school timetable reflects a thoughtful balance of academic excellence, creativity, fitness and fun. It helps children learn to manage their time, stay organized and enjoy every moment of school life in a structured and joyful environment.