Primary Program

The Cambridge Primary Programme begins a child’s formal educational journey, designed for learners aged 5 to 11 in Classes 1 to 4. It lays a strong academic foundation, preparing students for a smooth transition to secondary education within the globally recognized Cambridge Pathway.

This stage bridges the gap between the informal Pre-School setting and structured schooling. As students adapt to a broader subject range and longer hours, the programme ensures a gradual, engaging transition through a friendly and supportive approach.

The programme integrates academic excellence with extracurricular activities; ensuring students grow intellectually, socially, emotionally, and physically. Co-curricular projects and creative tasks are embedded into the learning process, making education both meaningful and enjoyable.

To promote a well-rounded education, the curriculum also includes Geography, History, Information Technology, Art, and Music. These supplementary subjects enhance creativity, global awareness, and technological proficiency. Additionally, Hindi and French are introduced as second language options, nurturing early multilingual development and cultural understanding.

Cambridge Primary is globally oriented yet locally adaptable. It allows schools to tailor learning to community needs while upholding Cambridge’s international standards. Teachers benefit from structured frameworks and reliable assessment tools that help monitor progress and guide instruction effectively.