Our Curriculum
A time-proven curriculum and learning methodology that emphasises age-appropriate, child-centric learning and stress-free education.
Learning stages
Early Years Programme K1, K2, Grade I & II
Stimulating curiosity and imagination and encouraging academic and holistic development from an early age, engaging each child through creative teaching methods.
Primary Grade III – V
Familiarising students with higher learning concepts and knowledge assimilation while they develop rigorous academic habits and hone their skills. Practical learning is emphasised – we believe in “learning by doing”.
Secondary Grade VI – X
Expanding the horizons of learning and mastery of advanced concepts and skills. Special competition preparation is part of the curriculum, giving students higher platforms.
Frequently asked questions
Is Dheeran Academy co-educational?
Yes, Dheeran Academy is a co-educational school.
Who manages the school?
The school was founded by a team of young people passionate about transforming an outdated education system, and is run by the Sri Balamurugar Educational Trust.
Why is our school different?
We use age-appropriate, child-friendly and concept-oriented lesson plans, and a learning environment that avoids stress and helps the whole system of learning evolve better.
What is the student-to-teacher ratio?
To ensure systematic and buoyant learning, we maintain a student-to-teacher ratio of 10:1.
When did the school start?
Dheeran Academy started in 2014 and was affiliated to CBSE up to Secondary level on 25 October 2018.
What are the IB, IGCSE and ICSE syllabi?
These are different school syllabi that are considered to have global recognition.
Why choose the CBSE syllabus?
The CBSE syllabus is considered structured and predictable, as many national examinations are conducted in accordance with it.
Is CBSE difficult for children moving from Matriculation or State Board?
No. It is much easier, as the curriculum is age-appropriate and supported by NCERT (National Council of Educational Research and Training).
What is age-appropriate learning?
It is about identifying a child’s level of understanding, readiness and capability to learn, and then following the best-suited method of teaching to mould the child into a better person overall.
What sports facilities are offered?
Children in KG to Grade 3 get basic fitness and games training. Grades 4 to 10 are trained in athletics, tennis, football and indoor sports such as chess and traditional games. Martial arts such as Silambam are also conducted during the week.
How is your coaching different from other schools?
We follow the same CBSE syllabus, but our teaching is experiential, with learning tools and materials that give children a better conceptual understanding.
How soon can I see a change in my child?
Every child is unique and takes time to learn. We identify each child’s learning style and tailor learning plans; it typically takes at least six months for a child to understand the methodology and apply it in self-learning.