We aspire to craft socially conscious and responsible individuals who like to serve the society.
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Our mission is to create the leaders of tomorrow. Backed by Stateboard curriculum that encompasses
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We aim to create an environment in which children feel happy, secure and confident and in which
Read moreMahajana Vidyalaya Life in the 21st century, in an interconnected, globalized world, requires critical-thinking skills and a sense of international-mindedness. Our children are not only our future but India's future; indeed the world's future.
It is important to make the right choice to choose Mahajana Vidyalaya for your child. This prospectus has been especially written and design to provide you with the necessary information and to help you understand what we have to offer to our orians.
MahajanaVidyalaya Beyond Academia Where knowledge is about going beyond textbooks, it perpetrates the Joy of Learning. Literary and Creative Skills, Dramatic and Public Speaking, Aesthetic Skills Painting , Quiz Clu,b Bookworm Club, Science Club, Mathematics Club, Health and Wellness Club, , Debate and Declamation Club, Community Service and Welfare Club. OUTDOOR SPORTS – Skating, Badminton. INDOOR SPORTS - Yoga, Chess, Table Tennis, Carrom, The focus is on training for health and well being.
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The school’s approach to the curriculum reflects that of the National Curriculum. English, Mathematics and Science form the main part of the curriculum – these are known as the core subjects. The children also learn about Computing, Art and Design, Languages, Physical and Education– these are known as the foundation subjects.
Staff at Mahajana Vidyalaya aim to plan as much of the curriculum taught, as possible to relate to real life experiences. This makes learning more meaningful for the children. The topic themes are carefully selected for each year group. The teachers plan the topic themes in detail to ensure that a broad and balanced curriculum is offered to the children throughout their infant years.
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The Science curriculum includes learning about living things, the environment, forces, energy and materials, as well as developing the appropriate scientific investigation skills. Science contains cross-curricular links where possible. The best way to learn the essential aspects of the knowledge, methods, processes and uses of Science is through first-hand, practical experiences and our learning environments enable this to happen. Children are encouraged to work as individuals, in pairs, in groups and as a whole class, as appropriate.
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Computing & Technology is an exciting, stimulating, creative and challenging subject. It is an integral part of all curriculum areas and is used to support and enrich children’s learning. The new national curriculum for computing has been developed to equip young people with the foundational skills, knowledge and understanding of computing they will need for the rest of their lives. At Mahajana Vidyalaya the children will learn how computers and computer systems work.
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Homework is given out regularly and we suggest that you can help your children in the following ways.
