“I DO, WE DO, YOU DO”
The NIOS curriculum is divided into three streams
Open Basic Education (OBE)
Secondary Education
Senior Secondary Education
The NIOS curriculum is based on the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) and is designed to be flexible and learner-centric. The curriculum includes both theoretical and practical components and is designed to promote critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity.
Overall, the NIOS curriculum is designed to provide learners with a quality education that is flexible, learner-centric, and inclusive.
Vocational Training
Vocational training for children aged 4 years onwards can help them develop practical skills and prepare them for future careers. Here are some vocational training options for this age group
Cooking and Baking
Gardening and Farming
Arts and crafts
Carpentry and Wood Work
Computer Skills
Vocational training for children will be age-appropriate and should not be too strenuous or demanding. The focus should be on developing practical skills and interests that can help children in their future careers or skills
Therapies
Behaviour Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Speech Therapy
Field Trips
Field trips can be a valuable learning experience for children with varied needs, as they provide opportunities for hands-on learning and real-world experiences. We aim to give them the best hands on experience by considering an appropriate destination, preparing them much in advance, considering their sensory needs, Providing visual aids, assigning leadership roles etc.
Field trips can be a fun and educational experience for children with varied needs when planned with their individual needs in mind.
