Curriculum

“The curriculum is merely a vessel to teach skills”

Shemford Futuristic School follows NCERT syllabus. As per the direction of Central Board of Secondary Education our school follows the periodic assessment (PA) Term-I and Term-II pattern for grades from I to X.

“In learning you will teach and in teaching you will learn”

The school drafted a special, unique curriculum with a touch of technology along with regular curriculum like learning through activities MIT (May I Teach), Experiment, Metacognition and Google class room which are valued and assessed by grades.

“Children have the innate ability to learn and inborn sense of how they learn best”

It spins off its indigenous full curriculum into distinct and personalised syllabus.

“It is not the strongest or the most intelligent who will survive but those who can adopt to change”

Opportunities are provided to participate in Olympiad exam (Maths, Science & English) and conducted various club activities such as Eco-club, Heritage club, Alpha club, Aryabatta club etc., The co-curricular activities focus on Spoken English coordinated with phonetics. It also stresses communication skill by giving separate phonetics, accent training classes by using smart boards.

“Every thought we think is creating our future”

Shemford offers a very good environment and platform for the kids to make creative cherries in their learning. They also learn by hands on learning of the sensory education and collaboration play by teaching through Montessori method.

It gives equal opportunities to experience the content related themes and understand relationship between different concepts.

Co-Curricular activities

  • Scavenger Hunt: Create a fun scavenger hunt where students search for hidden objects or clues.
  • Science Experiments: Conduct simple, hands-on experiments that engage students in learning scientific concepts.
  • Arts and Crafts: Engage students in creative projects like painting, drawing, or making crafts using different materials.
  • Outdoor Nature Walk: Take students on a nature walk around the school to observe and learn about plants and animals.
  • Drama and Role-Play: Encourage students to act out scenes from their favorite stories or create their own plays.
  • Music and Movement: Incorporate music and dance into the classroom to enhance learning and promote physical activity.
  • Field Trips: Plan exciting educational trips to museums, zoos, or local landmarks to broaden students' knowledge.
  • Game-based Learning: Use educational games or interactive apps to make the learning process enjoyable and engaging.
  • Outdoor games: Playing together with their peers allows kids to learn important social skills like empathy, cooperation and friendship, which could help them to succeed later in life.