Secondary Wing

The Secondary Wing comprises classes VI-X, catering to students aged 11 to 16 years. This phase serves as a transition for students who are learning to become independent, stepping away from relying solely on facilitators for their needs.

Academics

The curriculum integrates instructional practices and learning experiences, combining scholastic and co-scholastic modules to foster critical thinking. The goal is to provide in-depth knowledge of concepts, enhanced by extensive use of technology, making learning immersive and enjoyable.

Language and Literacy Development

Homework is designed as stimulating revision, often in the form of worksheets. Aligned with the NEP (New Education Policy 2020), CTPS emphasizes activity-based learning across all subjects. The teaching methodology promotes foundational and higher-order cognitive skills, along with social, ethical, and emotional development.

We focus on spoken English to enhance verbal communication skills, including pronunciation and diction, while also developing reading and writing proficiency. Regular educational trips and excursions—both domestic and international—make learning engaging through exploration. Co-curricular activities are integral to the curriculum, providing numerous opportunities for talent development. The school encourages sports and physical education, promoting a healthy balance between academics and exercise while instilling teamwork, sportsmanship, and discipline.

Subjects Offered

Third Language Option

Punjabi: We prioritize fostering creativity, encouraging students to participate in hands-on experiments and create working models based on their ideas. Various clubs are available to help students sharpen their imaginative and artistic skills in their fields of interest.

Co-Scholastic Domain

Under the co-scholastic domain, a wide range of co-curricular activities is offered based on each child’s aptitude and interests. These include:

Special Features

• Collaborative Projects & Events: Encouraging teamwork, innovation, and creativity.
• Experiential & Hands-On Learning: Excellent facilities for practical knowledge.
• Atal Tinkering Lab (ATL): Real-world STEM learning with modern tools.
• Robotics: Enhances critical thinking with innovative engineering methods.

Sports Facilities

Parent Engagement

Seminars & Workshops

Seminars and workshops expose students to new perspectives, encourage curiosity, and boost confidence through interactive learning with experts.

Project-Based Learning (PBL)

Project-Based Learning engages students in long-term exploration of ideas and concepts, making education hands-on and impactful.

Assessments

Scholastic: The middle school follows CBSE’s uniform assessment system. Students are assessed in two terms through tests and enrichment activities, building strong foundations for higher education.