Empowering students with a robust and modern curriculum in our 10+2 system.
At Kingston Group of Schools, the medium of instruction is English, and Sanskrit is taught from class V to VIII. The courses of study have been devised with the aim that students can take their secondary and senior school certificate Examination of the CBSE according to the 10+2 system of Education.
Comprehensive stages of holistic child development.
Playgroup, Nursery, LKG & UKG
Building a strong conceptual base
Preparing for Board Exams (10+2 System)
The school has adopted a new education system implemented as per NEP for classes P.G onwards. Promotion to the next class depends on the cumulative academic achievement of the students in the whole session. At Kingston, we report to parents four to six times in a year for their children's progress. The purpose of this assessment, recording and reporting system is to provide regular information throughout the year to both students and parents on how students are progressing in relation to their academic ability and potential.
Equal importance is given to academic, games and extracurricular activities in the school curriculum. Our School promotes the best habits of independent thought, learning and research. We lay great emphasis on co-curricular activities for the complete development of a child's personality.
Games and Sports are organised in such a way so as to ensure participation by all students, typically on a house basis. We boast excellent infrastructure including Athletic tracks, Basketball courts, and Skating rinks.
Yoga, Table Tennis, Chess, Carrom, Ludo, Dance, Music & Art.
Football, Hockey, Cricket, Basketball, Tennis, and Volleyball.
Skating, Boxing, Judo, Inter-school & Inter-house Debates, Sculptures.
A student-centric approach combining academics with co-curricular growth.
Audio-visual activity rooms to make concepts visually clear.
Outdoor and indoor activities including Yoga, Boxing, and Judo.
Creative learning spaces to encourage imagination and innovation.
Reporting to parents 4 to 6 times a year for children's progress.