Web development is the process of building and maintaining websites, involving front-end development (the visual aspects users interact with) and back-end development (server-side logic and database management). Utilizing technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for the front end, and languages like Python and PHP for the back end, web development enables the creation of engaging online experiences. As the digital landscape expands, it has become an essential skill, making web development a highly sought-after profession in today’s tech-driven world.

Most assessment systems evaluate students solely based on a semester-end, marks-based examination. This puts a lot of emphasis on learning by rote and memorizing textbooks. It also has very strict rules about which subjects can be studied and how exams are set up. High-stakes board exams have become a source of extreme stress for many students, also adversely impacting their wellbeing.

Students will be given handouts/readers and necessary reference material for the units that are going in the classroom. Teachers refer to multiple reference materials to teach in ASOSEs, including the NCERT Textbook. However, students will not be expected to purchase textbooks/workbooks beyond the means provided.

Students are exposed to a range of specialisations in grades 9 and 10 and they can choose to specialise in one of the areas in Grade 11 and 12. Students would be offered – Coding, Digital media and design, Electro mechanical production, Finance and accounts, Fashion Design & Aesthetics and Robotics.

Students will be supported to build skills in their areas of specialisations in many ways such as: Partnerships with top organisations in area of specialisation Labs, infrastructure and latest equipment for practical hands on learning Guest sessions, masterclasses by industry experts to inspire students Deep industry linkages through internships, projects etc. Career guidance and support to students to select appropriate future pathways