Self-study means
A path through education where the student guides themselves gaining knowledge at their own interest and their own pace. Self-study does not keep a person confined to books; it moves them to ask questions, to search, and to learn new things with confidence. This way makes education deeper, more meaningful and more self-reliant.
What the child becomes able to do
The child studies by themselves
They will feel free in their learning.
They come to think originally
They will learn to think from a new angle.
They come to write naturally
They will express their thoughts in clear words.
They untangle a puzzle
They will develop the skill of solving problems.
How we support the child
Where the child does not follow, a teacher helps
Guidance comes where it is needed, and learning becomes easy.
The child's independent understanding develops
The child learns to think for themselves and builds their own knowledge.
For that, no pressure and no force
An experience of learning without fear or pressure.
For that, no rote learning
Knowledge grows with real understanding, not recitation.
For that, no merely mechanical writing
Not writing alone, but an education with creativity in it.
In our school
There is no classroom teaching, there is group learning
Children learn with one another, think together and grow together.
Teaching is not based on textbooks alone
Knowledge comes from experience, tied to life itself.
The syllabus is taught by many methods
Story, dialogue, experiment and activity make learning come alive.
There is no examination system
The weight falls on understanding and experience, not on marks.
Assessment is holistic, and so is the result
Each child's progress is measured by their all-round development.
