Is there a focus beyond academics?

Yes. Every stage integrates extracurricular activities — sports, dance, music, art, and cultural events — into the school week, not just as a Saturday afterthought. We also include computer education and smart-classroom-based learning from Primary onwards.

How do you support students transferring from CBSE schools?

Our CBSE-pattern teaching through Class 7 makes mid-stream transitions much smoother for students moving in from CBSE backgrounds. From Class 8 onwards we align fully with the Maharashtra State Board syllabus.

Our Curriculum

Q: Which board does The Pride School follow?

The Pride School is affiliated to the Maharashtra State Board. The teaching pattern follows the CBSE curriculum approach up to Class 7, with the State Board syllabus continuing through Class 8, 9 and 10.

Q: What stages does the curriculum cover?

Four stages: Pre-primary (Nursery, LKG, UKG), Primary (Class 1 to 5), Middle (Class 6 and 7), and Secondary (Class 8 to 10).

Q: Do students learn Marathi?

Yes. As a Maharashtra State Board school, Marathi is a core language alongside English and Hindi. This prepares students for State Board examinations and supports their connection to local culture.

Nursery to Class 10 — Maharashtra State Board, CBSE-pattern teaching till Class 7

The Pride School, Hingna Nagpur — students writing and learning across primary, middle and secondary stages

Overview

A curriculum built around the Maharashtra State Board, taught the way modern parents expect

The Pride School is a Maharashtra State Board affiliated, English medium school. We follow a CBSE-pattern teaching approach up to Class 7, then transition into the State Board syllabus for Classes 8, 9 and 10. The combination is deliberate — it gives early-years children the conceptual breadth that the CBSE pattern is known for, while preparing them properly for State Board examinations and Maharashtra-specific opportunities like scholarship exams and the Class 10 boards.

Across every stage, we work three things in parallel: academics, technology-enabled learning, and extracurricular activities. None of these are bolt-ons — they're built into the weekly timetable.

Pre-primary (Nursery, LKG, UKG)

The first three years are about settling into school happily. Activity-based learning, phonics and early reading, basic numeracy, motor-skill play, songs and storytelling. We deliberately keep the academic load gentle here — what matters more is that the child arrives at Class 1 confident, curious, and comfortable in English.

Activity-based, play-led approach
Early English literacy and Marathi exposure
Pre-numeracy concepts through games
Music, rhymes, art, free play

Primary (Class 1 to 5)

The years where habits form. We work to a CBSE-pattern teaching framework here — concept-first, application-driven, with regular projects rather than rote memorisation. Three languages (English, Marathi, Hindi), Mathematics, Environmental Studies / Science, and dedicated computer education from Class 1.

CBSE-pattern teaching methodology
Tri-language formula: English, Marathi, Hindi
Mathematics and Environmental Studies
Computer education from Class 1 onwards
Sports, art and music in the weekly timetable

Middle (Class 6 and 7)

A two-year bridge. Subjects deepen, written assessments expand, and we still hold the CBSE-style teaching pattern. Science is split into more discrete strands, Social Studies is introduced as History / Geography / Civics, and Mathematics moves into algebra and geometry foundations. Computer education becomes more application-focused.

Last stage taught in CBSE-pattern methodology
Discrete Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) introduction
Social Studies: History, Geography, Civics
Mathematics: algebra and geometry foundations
Project work and presentations in every subject

Secondary (Class 8, 9, 10)

Classes 8 to 10 align fully with the Maharashtra State Board syllabus. The teaching pivot here is exam-readiness — without losing the conceptual style built earlier. Students prepare for the SSC Class 10 board examination, scholarship-type assessments, and life beyond school.

Full Maharashtra State Board syllabus alignment
Structured preparation for SSC Class 10 boards
Career-orientation and stream-choice support before Class 11
Practical labs, written assessments, mock examinations
Sports and cultural representation continues

Technology-enabled learning

Smart classrooms with projected lessons and interactive content, Wi-Fi-enabled campus, computer education from Class 1 onwards. Technology supports the teacher — it doesn't replace them.

Extracurricular as a weekday

Sports, dance, music, art, drama, cultural events — woven into the weekly timetable, not pushed to Saturdays. See our extracurricular programme.

Values and life-skills

Honesty, respect, responsibility, teamwork — these aren't slogans on the wall. We use circle-time discussions, real classroom moments, and community participation to build them in.

Which board does The Pride School follow?

Maharashtra State Board. The teaching pattern is CBSE-style through Class 7, then State Board syllabus from Class 8 to Class 10.

What stages does the curriculum cover?

Pre-primary (Nursery, LKG, UKG), Primary (Class 1 to 5), Middle (Class 6 and 7), Secondary (Class 8 to 10).

Do students learn Marathi?

Yes — Marathi is a core language alongside English and Hindi, aligned with State Board requirements.

How do CBSE-school transfers fit in?

Our CBSE-pattern teaching through Class 7 makes mid-stream transitions noticeably smoother. From Class 8 onwards the board alignment shifts to State Board.

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Contact

367, Lokmanya Nagar, Hingna, Nagpur, Maharashtra

+91 9370998916

office@theprideschool.com

Areas We Serve

School in Hingna School near MIHAN School near Wanadongri School in Lokmanya Nagar

Our Curriculum

Overview

A curriculum built around the Maharashtra State Board, taught the way modern parents expect

Stages

Four stages, one continuous journey