Academic Framework & Pedagogy

Ancient Roots. Global Minds

The Anushtan Curriculum is thoughtfully designed to nurture thinking minds, skilled hands, and conscious hearts, fully aligned with the spirit and framework of NEP-2020.

Our Approach

Key Pillars of Learning

Conceptual Learning

Focus on why and how, not rote memorisation that builds strong fundamentals and clarity of thought.

Activity-Based Pedagogy

Learning through experiments, projects, discussions, sports, team games and real-life applications, making education joyful and meaningful.

Farming & Goshala Exposure

Hands-on engagement with soil, crops, nature, and cows, fostering respect for life, sustainability, and Indian agrarian wisdom.

Cooking as a Life Skill

Practical understanding of nutrition, health, measurements, teamwork, and self-reliance through guided cooking activities.

Science Labs & Robotics

Inquiry-driven science education with labs, robotics, tinkering, and problem-solving, encouraging innovation and curiosity.

AI Tools & Digital Literacy

Age-appropriate exposure to AI tools, logical thinking, and technology, preparing students for future careers with responsibility.

Academic Orientation

The academic program at Anushtan is designed to build strong conceptual foundations, disciplined learning habits, and intellectual clarity appropriate to each stage of development.

Learning is treated as a continuous and cumulative process rather than a series of disconnected units, with emphasis on understanding, coherence, and thoughtful engagement.

Structure of Learning

Academic learning is structured across clearly defined stages of childhood and adolescence, with each stage emphasizing different developmental needs — cognitive, emotional, physical, and social.

The structure ensures that complexity is introduced progressively and that students are not prematurely overloaded or fragmented in their learning experience.

"At Anushtan, education is not just preparation for exams — but for living and learning to blend Indian values with modern skills."