SPORTATHON

Sportathon is new age sports education program, replacing orthodox physical education classes into SMART SPORTS CLASS through researched, scientific and structured sports program. Initiative for a healthier & fitter generation in India.

NIIT NGURU

Digital class education is a boon for students of the 21st century. Technology has dramatically changed the way of communication; the right use of internet and computer is a blessing for kids today. Blended learning through use of both traditional and digital media will increasingly see acceptance in our country.

XSEED

XSEED is a proven and research based academic program for schools that builds thinking skills & problem solving confidence in children. XSEED children ask more questions, can write in their own words, like doing word problems in mathematics, can complete their homework on their own, are not afraid to speak-up in English, persist longer in solving problems, and score well on tests.

SCHOOL CINEMA

One of the latest methods of making the students learn their subjects, moral values and ethics. They learn through visual clippings, movies and pictures hence after watching these students easily absorb and retain in their mind for longer duration. It also makes them stress free by entertaining ways of learning. Currently school cinema is a part of curriculum for over 100,000 students across India.

CHOI KWAN DO

Choi Kwan DO's existence today in as a largest Martial Art School. Choi kwang Do Martial Art India was started by Master Bikram S. Thapa, 6th Degree Black Belt (USA) with an objective to give personalized training to people of all age groups, especially to mould young children in such a way that they become capable of coping up with physical & mental challenges.

SPIC MACAY

SPIC MACAY (Society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music And Culture Amongst Youth) is a non-political, nationwide, voluntary movement founded in 1977 by Dr Kiran Seth, Professor-Emeritus at IIT-Delhi who was awarded the ‘Padma Shri’ for his contribution to the arts in 2009.