Assembly
The whole school in the courtyard: a song, the day's news read by a Class VII student, and two minutes of quiet.
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Nursery to Class XII · Nayapur
Every child known by name.
Vidyankur Public School is a co-educational day school following the CBSE pattern. Small sections, labs from Class VI, and an hour outdoors every single day.
30
children per section, at most
Open morning
Sat 17 Oct10:00 · Nursery to Class II parents →
- Admissions open for 2027–28
- Nursery to Class XII
- Sections of 30 at most
- Assembly at 7:45
- Hindi, English, Sanskrit and French
- Robotics from Class VI
- An hour of sport every day
- Buses with a woman attendant
Why parents choose us
A school small enough to notice.
We are not the biggest school in Nayapur. We would rather be the one where your child's teacher knows what they had for lunch.
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Every child known by name
Sections of 30 at most and one class teacher who stays with a group for two years.
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Parents kept in the loop
A short note every Friday in English and Hindi, and a real conversation at every parent-teacher meeting.
03
Something to do with the hands
Labs from Class VI, a garden plot for every primary section, and a workshop with real tools.
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Sport and art on the timetable
Not squeezed in after exams. One hour outdoors each day and two periods of art, music or dance a week.
Academics
Four stages, one steady climb.
Our curriculum follows the CBSE pattern and the 5 + 3 + 3 + 4 stages. Choose a stage to see what a year looks like.
Ages 3–8Nursery, LKG, UKG, Classes I–II
Learning through play, stories and a lot of talking.
- Reading and number sense built with games, songs and objects
- Home language welcome alongside English and Hindi
- No homework until Class I, and then only ten minutes
- School day 8:30 to 12:45 for Nursery to UKG
07:45 to 15:50, Monday to Friday
A day at Vidyankur
Classes
Small sections and teachers who know where each child got stuck yesterday. Questions are part of the lesson.
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Labs
Physics, chemistry, biology and a robotics room. Students do the experiment themselves, in pairs, with goggles on.
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Sports
An hour outdoors every day: cricket nets, football, athletics, kho-kho and yoga on the lawn when it is too hot to run.
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Arts and clubs
Painting, Kathak, tabla, theatre and the robotics club. Buses leave at 15:50; after-school care runs until 17:30.
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Campus and facilities
Room to run, and room to read.
Six acres on the edge of Nayapur, with shade, water points on every floor and ramps to every room.
Six-acre campusLow buildings around two courtyards, shaded by neem and amaltas trees. LibraryHindi and English shelves, a reading pit for the little ones and a quiet room for board students. Science and robotics labsFour labs with gas, water and a technician in each. Playing fieldsA 200 m track, a football ground, cricket nets and a covered court. Art studioBig tables, a kiln and walls that are painted over every summer. Music and dance roomsTabla, harmonium, keyboards and a sprung floor for Kathak.
Labs, sports and arts
Half of school happens outside the textbook.
Every child picks one club each term from Class III, and changes it as often as they like.
Labs
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Robotics and coding
- Tinkering workshop
- Maths lab
Sports
- Cricket nets
- Football
- Athletics
- Kho-kho and kabaddi
- Yoga
- Chess
Arts
- Painting and pottery
- Kathak
- Tabla and vocal
- Theatre
- Choir
- School magazine
Principal and teachers
The people your child will spend the day with.
Parents ask me what makes a good school. I think it is simple: children who are not afraid to ask a question, and teachers who have the time to answer it properly.
Arjun Deshpande
Head of Science, Physics
Nazia Qureshi
English and the library
Lakshmi Nair
Foundational stage coordinator
Harpreet Singh Gill
Physical education
Pooja Verma
Mathematics, Classes IX–XII
Tenzin Norbu
Visual arts
This year
Small wins we are proud of.
Sample copy for this demo, not real results
- 01Our under-14 football team reached the final of the city inter-school cup.
- 02A Class IX group built a rain gauge that now feeds the school garden's watering chart.
- 03Every Class X student finished a community project, from a street library to a water audit.
- 04The junior choir sang at the Nayapur Republic Day programme.
Fees and transport
Every rupee, written down.
The full fee for the year, what it covers and what it does not. Figures here are illustrative.
Tuition
| Stage | Per year |
|---|---|
| Nursery – UKG | ₹78,000 |
| Classes I – V | ₹92,000 |
| Classes VI – VIII | ₹1,06,000 |
| Classes IX – X | ₹1,24,000 |
| Classes XI – XII | ₹1,38,000 |
- Registration₹1,500
- Admission (once)₹25,000
- Refundable caution deposit₹10,000
Illustrative figures for a demo, not an offer. Sibling concession of 10% on tuition; books, uniform and trips billed separately.
School bus
- Zone 1Up to 5 km₹2,200 / month
- Zone 25 – 10 km₹2,800 / month
- Zone 310 – 15 km₹3,400 / month
Pick-up areas
- Talab Para
- Shanti Vihar
- Gandhi Chowk
- Railway Colony
- Amaltas Colony
- Kumhar Para
- GPS tracking you can follow on your phone
- A woman attendant on every bus
- Drop only to a parent or a registered guardian
Events and news
Coming up on the calendar.
17Oct · Sat
Admissions
Open morning for Nursery to Class II parents
06Nov · Fri
Event
Diwali mela, stalls run by Classes VI–VIII
14Nov · Sat
Sports
Children's Day sports meet
05Dec · Sat
Arts
Annual day: the Ramayana, retold by Class V
News
The robotics room opens for Classes VI–VIII
Twelve build tables, a 3D printer and a Saturday club run by two Class XI students.
News
A new reading pit in the junior library
Low shelves, floor cushions and 600 new picture books in Hindi and English.
Admissions 2027–28
Start with a short enquiry.
Two minutes, four fields. The admissions office replies within one working day and books your campus visit.
- 1Send an enquiry
- 2Visit the campus with your child
- 3Meet the class teacher
- 4Confirm the seat
For parents
Questions parents ask us.
Three years or older on 31 March of the year they join. For LKG and UKG it is four and five. We follow the state's age guidelines for Class I.
Not for Nursery to Class II: we meet the child and parents together for an informal chat. From Class III we add a short worksheet in English and maths so we know where to begin, not to filter children out.
A CBSE-pattern curriculum with NCERT textbooks, plus our own reading programme and lab work. Class X and XII students sit the board examinations.
Tuition, lab and library use, sport, and most club activities. Books, uniform, transport and optional trips are billed separately and listed before the session starts.
Every bus has GPS tracking, CCTV, a trained driver and a woman attendant. Children are handed over only to a parent or a guardian registered with the office.
Yes. After-school care runs until 17:30 with a snack, homework time and supervised play, for a small monthly charge.
Birth certificate, the last report card and transfer certificate (from Class II onwards), four passport-size photos and address proof. The office will tell you if anything else is needed.
Visit
Come and see us.
Vidyankur Public SchoolAmaltas Marg, Sector 7NayapurOpposite Gulmohar Park, ten minutes from Nayapur bus stand
- Campus visits
- Saturdays, 10:00 and 11:30
- Office
- Monday to Saturday, 8:30 to 14:00