Shri Amrita Higher Secondary School the ambiance provided by the school facilitates quality learning. Sri Amrita Higher Secondary School aims to produce value based well qualified students to meet the requirements of the best higher educational Instititutions in this country.
Apart from imparting knowledge, to copeup with the needs of higher educational institutions, it aims at to develop, better children, better family membesr, better studens and best citizens embedded with high physical, intellectual, emotional, ethical, social and national values. Its mission is to prepare our youth for the future as world class universal citizens.
The school mission is to develop well qualified students values as inner strength, for the upliftment of man kind, trained through high profiled experienced faculty, career oriented classes and interactive teaching-learning process.
The literacy strategy will be followed, with its emphasis on exposing children, to a wide variety of genres of literature from many cultures. Children will be encouraged, to read widely and write creatively and purposely using a wide vocabulary, good grammar and spelling.
The numeracy strategy will be followed enabling children, to develop mathematical skills at their own pace and level. There is an emphasis on mental maths, investigation and developing problem solving skills.
The science curriculum covers four main areas: living things, materials, forces and motion and investigation. All these will be covered during the primary curriculum, with appropriate practical experimentation and investigation.
The Bharat International School curriculum for History and Geography will be followed. History will focus on ancient civilizations, the Tudors and the Victorians and major world events. A local history and Indian history element will be added and research skills will be developed. Geography will be taught through topics and project work which will be linked where possible to practical experiences.
The main world religions will be studied to develop understanding and empathy of their faiths and traditions. All main festivals will be celebrated and acknowledged as rich parts of our global culture.
Drawing, painting, craft, music and drama will be taught independently, as well as being imparted across the curriculum. Children will be exposed to many styles of art and music and given opportunity to experiment and develop their own styles, as well as learn to appreciate.
Technology will be used across the curriculum and use of computers and the internet is an acknowledged part of learning.
Two sessions of PE will be held each week. One will focus on yoga/dance or movement and the other will be on ball skills and gamesmanship. Matches will be arranged where appropriate.