The ICSE syllabus has a distinct advantage over others. The ICSE curriculum prepares the child for higher studies and competitive exams. ICSE's flexibility allows the student to opt for subjects of his / her interest. ICSE standards give the student an edge over their counterparts in higher studies.

The marks are complemented by compulsory project work that requires the students to explore the subject and write his or her own understanding of it.

It is very essential that we move with the times and our decision to follow ICSE curriculum is one such step in this direction.

At the primary level, the ICSE gives the choice of text books and methodology to the individual schools.

The ICSE Examination is administered by the council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, New Delhi.

The Indian Certificate of Secondary Education has been designed as a Course of General Education and all candidates are required to enter and sit for six subjects and SUPW (Socially Useful Productive Work).

A third language will be introduced in Grade 3 and it will continue up to Grade 8.
Options: Hindi & Kannada. Sanskrit & French will be introduced in later years.

There will be an internal examination for Socially Useful Productive Work (SUPW) and Community Service and the result will count towards the award of the ICSE Certificate.