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Grades 1–12

What she teaches, in full

Every subject below lists the actual curriculum by grade band, the boards it is taught against where it follows one, and what a student should be able to do by the end. Check the fit before you book anything.

IBCambridge (IGCSE/A-level)US Diploma + APCBSECISCE (ICSE/ISC)NIOS
  • Mathematics

    From number sense in primary school to calculus and Olympiad problems in Grade 12, taught in the order a child can actually absorb.

    1. Grades 1–3Number sense before procedures
    2. Grades 4–5Fractions, decimals and fluency
    3. Grades 6–7The bridge into abstraction
    4. Grade 8Algebra takes over
    5. Grades 9–10Board foundations
    6. Grades 11–12Calculus and exam technique
    IBCambridge (IGCSE/A-level)US Diploma + APCBSECISCE (ICSE/ISC)NIOS
    See the curriculum6 grade bands mapped
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    Science

    Physics, Chemistry and Biology taught as things that actually happen, with experiments you can run at home and the vocabulary attached afterwards.

    1. Grades 1–3Noticing and describing
    2. Grades 4–5From noticing to testing
    3. Grades 6–7The three Sciences separate
    4. Grade 8Getting ready for the board years
    5. Grades 9–10Board foundations
    6. Grades 11–12Specialisation and exam technique
    IBCambridge (IGCSE/A-level)US Diploma + APCBSECISCE (ICSE/ISC)NIOS
    See the curriculum6 grade bands mapped
  • English

    Grammar that holds up under pressure, comprehension that finds the answer in the text, writing with a shape to it, and spoken fluency without the self-consciousness.

    1. Grades 1–3Reading fluency and sentence sense
    2. Grades 4–5From sentences to paragraphs
    3. Grades 6–7Structure and control
    4. Grade 8Writing with a purpose
    5. Grades 9–10Board foundations
    6. Grades 11–12Argument and analysis
    IBCambridge (IGCSE/A-level)US Diploma + APCBSECISCE (ICSE/ISC)NIOS
    See the curriculum6 grade bands mapped
  • Hindi

    A spoken Hindi course rather than a board subject — conversation first, then the Devanagari script, for children who hear Hindi at home and cannot speak or read it.

    1. Starting to speakSpeech before script
    2. Reading DevanagariThe script, once there is speech to attach it to
    3. Holding a conversationUsing it, not translating it
    4. Speaking like yourselfFluency, register and culture
    See the curriculum4 grade bands mapped

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