Montessori first. ICSE next. One way of learning throughout.
The Montessori method shapes our early years. From Grade I, the ICSE curriculum adds depth and breadth, taught with the same respect for how each child learns. From 2027–28, children continuing from Darwin Montessori will learn it through Montessori Lower Elementary in Grades I and II.
Learning that starts with the hands.
Children work with purpose-built materials in prepared, multi-age classrooms. They build independence, concentration and a sense of order before formal academics begin.
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Broad, balanced, widely recognised.
ICSE gives equal weight to mathematics, science, languages, arts and humanities. It rewards understanding, analysis and clear communication, and it prepares students for higher education in India and abroad.
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For the Class X examination, students take seven subjects from these groups: four compulsory and three of their choice.
A curriculum that suits the way we teach.
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Beyond teaching to the test.
Tests are one part of learning. They are never the only measure of what a child can do. We avoid rote preparation and focus on real understanding.
From the early grades through secondary school, students set realistic goals and reflect on their progress, learning from their setbacks as much as from their successes.