To complement our academic curriculum, ABODE offers a diverse range of enrichment programs that support the development of well-rounded students. We are committed to nurturing each child’s unique abilities and interests through exposure to various activities, in line with the theory of multiple intelligences.
ABODE believes in the theory of multiple intelligences, which suggests that each child has different strengths and learning preferences. We expose students to a wide array of activities to help identify their dominant intelligence and support their personal growth. According to MI theory, no single teaching strategy works best for all students, as each child may excel in different areas.
From preschool to Grade 3, students are introduced to various activities that cater to different intelligences, including:
Sports classes at this stage are designed to provide a general introduction to physical activities, promoting overall physical fitness and development.
Starting from Grade 4, students are identified based on their dominant intelligence (HI). They are given the opportunity to choose according to their areas of interest and develop their skills further:
Sports classes remain a mandatory component of the curriculum to ensure that all students benefit from regular physical activity and promote overall physical growth. The sports curriculum evolves to include athletics and organized team sports such as basketball, football, cricket, etc.
Clubs: At ABODE School, we offer a diverse range of clubs designed to enrich our students’ experiences and interests outside the classroom. Our clubs provide opportunities for students to explore their passions, develop new skills, and collaborate with peers in a supportive environment.
We continually assess and respond to student interests, and new clubs will be introduced based on their evolving needs and passions.
We are dedicated to providing our students with enriching and diverse experiences that extend beyond the traditional classroom. Our initiatives and programs are designed to foster curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking, ensuring holistic development for every child.
Our unique phonetic-based reading program in preschool helps children navigate the complexities of reading through various phonograms and orthogonal challenges. The Book Bag Program features a series of 120 books designed to guide children to become proficient readers by the age of 6 years. This program supports children in developing a deep understanding of language and a love for reading.
We encourage independent learning and confidence through student-led presentations in preschool. These presentations allow children to demonstrate their understanding of Montessori learning and share their knowledge with peers and teachers. This practice not only reinforces their learning but also builds public speaking skills and self-assurance.
Adhvan provides students with hands-on experiences that ignite their passion for discovery and deepen their understanding of the world around them. Students embark on tours and trips that lead to inquiry and real-time learning.
Curio provides students with the opportunity to explore and nurture their curiosity across a variety of interest areas and topics. It encourages them to think creatively and apply their imaginative ideas to real-life situations. Through Curio, students can share their discoveries and insights, turning their curiosity into practical applications and showcasing their learning to the school community.
A unique event where students create their math problems, fostering a deep understanding of mathematical concepts. This exercise challenges students' problem-solving skills and promotes a love for mathematics.
A comprehensive writing program that encourages imagination and incorporates all elements of creative writing. Lekhan inspires students to explore their creativity through various writing forms, enhancing their literary skills.
An initiative that explores whether big world issues can be solved by small steps taken at home. Think Blink encourages students to think critically about global challenges and develop actionable solutions that start within their communities.
An annual event aimed at encouraging reading for a cause. Read-a-Thon motivates students to develop a love for reading while supporting charitable initiatives, fostering a sense of empathy and social responsibility.
A platform for students to present innovative and thought-provoking ideas through short, TED-style talks. ABODE-Ed allows students to share their insights and creativity, developing their public speaking skills and inspiring their peers.
Fun Friday is a weekly initiative where students engage in a range of recreational activities that foster creativity, teamwork, and relaxation. It provides a joyful end to the week, allowing students to unwind and connect with peers. Students participate with enthusiasm in diverse activities, celebrating festivals and acknowledging important days, creating a vibrant atmosphere.
Education at ABODE School transcends traditional methods by embracing a holistic approach that celebrates each child's unique potential. Our dedication to academic excellence and fostering diverse talents ensures a rich and engaging learning experience. We stand out by integrating innovative teaching practices and personalized growth opportunities that prepare students not just for academic success but for a well-rounded and fulfilling future.
We provide a Montessori approach in Preschool, seamlessly integrating Cambridge and CBSE frameworks in Grades 1-7, and offering specialized options in higher grades.
Our Montessori-based Preschool emphasizes individualized learning, accommodating each child's unique needs and interests.
Our Presentation-Exploration-Mastery model fosters curiosity and critical thinking, encouraging active exploration and deep understanding of concepts.
We emphasize academic excellence alongside social-emotional learning, preparing students with essential 21st-century skills.
From early phonics in Preschool to advanced literacy programs in the Lower and High school, we build a strong foundation in reading and writing.
Our enrichment programs nurture diverse talents and encourage exploration
A broad range of clubs and activities supports holistic development beyond academics.
Our modern classrooms and resources enhance the learning experience, creating a dynamic and engaging educational environment.
Discover how our school’s vibrant community and innovative programs can meet your child’s educational needs and aspirations.
Our admission process is designed to ensure a comprehensive understanding of our school’s philosophy, facilities, and opportunities.
Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the admissions process and take the first steps towards joining our school community.
Complete the online form or visit our admissions office.
Discuss your child’s needs and our educational approach.
Assess your child’s readiness for placement.
Explore our facilities and learning environment.
Receive notification and next steps, and submit required documentation.
Yes, admissions are open year-round.
ABODE Tellapur Campus: Toddler Program (18 months – 2.5 Years), Preschool Program (2.5-6 Years), Lower school (Grade 1-7), High school (Grade 8-12)
ABODE Gachibowli Campus: Toddler Program (18 months – 2.5 Years), Preschool Program (2.5-6 Years), Grade 1-3
ABODE Nallagandla Campus: Toddler Program (18 months – 2.5 Years), Preschool Program (2.5-6 Years)
For preschool, the coordinator conducts an informal observation of the child. For Grade 1 and above, a readiness assessment is conducted to evaluate the child’s preparedness for the grade.
You can schedule a tour by contacting our Admissions Office or filling out the online inquiry form on our website. Walk-ins are also welcome.
School tours timings: After school hours (3:00 to 4:00 pm), Monday to Friday. Saturdays, 9:30 am to 4:00 pm.
Transfer students need to provide previous school records and undergo readiness assessments. Contact our admissions office for detailed transfer procedures.
Yes, we offer orientation programs at the start of the academic year to help new students and parents become acquainted with our school environment, policies, and procedures. For mid-year admissions, our Admission Counselor, Parent Relations Officer, and Program Coordinator work closely to ensure a smooth transition.
Yes. Contact the admissions office to inquire about availability and the application process.
Please indicate sibling status on the application form and contact the admissions office for further assistance.
We ensure continuous support from the teachers to help new students adjust to their new environment smoothly.
Application status updates are communicated by the Admission Counselor.
Parent interaction with the Admission Counselor, Principal/Head of Administration is an important part of the admission process.
We offer Montessori-based education in Preschool, with an integrated approach of Cambridge and CBSE in Lower School, and separate Cambridge and CBSE options in High School.
Yes, we offer a wide range of extracurricular activities, including sports, arts, music, dance , gymnastics and various clubs. Please refer to the details regarding Enrichment Program and clubs on our school website.
Our Preschool program caters to children from 18 months to 6 years.
The daily schedule includes circle time, a balance of structured activities as part of the Montessori Cycle, free play and enrichment activities tailored to foster holistic development.
The Montessori method focuses on individualized learning through hands-on activities and self-directed exploration in a prepared environment.
The Montessori approach promotes independent learning, self-discipline, and a love for discovery, tailored to each child’s individual needs.
Yes, your child will adapt well. The Montessori method believes in the "Follow the Child" approach. They will start at their current level of understanding, and we will support them as they continue to grow and learn.
In a Montessori environment, children are placed in mixed-age groups, typically spanning three years. This setup allows students to learn at their own pace, with opportunities for peer tutoring and indirect learning. The structure fosters a collaborative and supportive learning environment.
In a Montessori classroom, children engage in various activities according to their interests and developmental stage. The classroom environment is designed to facilitate independent learning, allowing each child to choose activities that match their needs and pace. This approach helps children develop a sense of responsibility and ownership over their learning process, as they complete their work cycles independently, from selecting materials to returning them to their proper place.
In a Montessori classroom, children engage in various activities according to their interests and developmental stage. The classroom environment is designed to facilitate independent learning, allowing each child to choose activities that match their needs and pace. This approach helps children develop a sense of responsibility and ownership over their learning process, as they complete their work cycles independently, from selecting materials to returning them to their proper place.
Yes! The Montessori approach not only focuses on academics but also on preparing a child for life - physically, mentally, and emotionally.
Yes, children who complete their Montessori preschool experience are well-prepared to transition to any school setting. They are equipped with strong foundational skills and the ability to adapt to new environments. While they may miss the freedom and self-directed learning typical of Montessori classrooms, they are generally able to adjust to different educational approaches. The full benefits of Montessori education are most evident when a child completes the entire program, but early Montessori education provides a solid base for continued success.
We maintain a low student-teacher ratio of 1:12 to ensure personalized attention and effective learning. There are three adults at any given point in time in an environment, which includes the teachers and one support staff.
Toddlers (18 months to 2.5 years): 9:30 am - 11:30 am
Preschool Half-day program (2.5 to 4.5 years): 8:45 am - 12:30 pm
Preschool Full-day program (4.5 to 6 years): 8:45 am - 3:00 pm
Half Day: Only 1 Montessori cycle (ideally preferred below 4.5 years of age)
Full Day: Beyond 4.5 years: The extended time will help with logic and language work, which primarily starts around 4.5 years of age.
We offer a variety of extracurricular activities including Music, Dance, Art and Craft, and Gymnastics and Sports. These programs are designed to nurture multiple intelligences and help children explore their interests and talents.
The Book Bag Program is typically introduced around the age of 4 or once a child reaches a certain level in their language development. This program helps support early literacy skills and is an integral part of our curriculum.
Currently, we do not offer a day-care facility.
For toddlers, we recommend comfortable clothes and footwear. Preschool children are required to wear a uniform, and comfortable footwear is recommended for all students.
Breakfast: 8:45 AM
Lunch: 11:45 AM
Snack: 2:45 PM
The average class size for Lower and High School is 24 students.
Our curriculum for Lower and High School is designed to provide a comprehensive and well-rounded education.
In Lower School, the curriculum includes core subjects English, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies, along with options for Second and Third Languages. Social Emotional Learning remains a key component of the weekly schedule. Global Perspective as a subject is offered from Lower School and in the Cambridge stream from High School. In addition, students also learn Python programming and website designing as they progress from Grade 4 to Grade 7.
In High School, students continue with core subjects while also having the opportunity to explore more specialized areas and electives that prepare students for higher education and future careers.
Grades 1-7:
Grade 8 and onwards:
We use a variety of assessment methods to monitor and support each student's progress:
These assessments help us identify strengths and areas for improvement, ensuring that each student receives the support they need to succeed.
We support students through continuous formative assessments, individualized feedback, and targeted interventions. Our approach includes regular check-ins on student progress, mastery projects, and term-end assessments to ensure that each student is meeting their academic goals.
Students who require additional academic support are identified through formative assessments and regular feedback. We provide the required support during Follow-up classes scheduled in the week, additional practice materials, and differentiated instruction to address their specific needs.
Homework and assignments are designed to reinforce classroom learning and encourage independent study.
Academic progress is communicated through Term-end reports (End of Term 1 and final term) and parent-teacher meetings.
Transport facility is optional. School Transport includes school buses with designated routes. Transport facility is not available for Toddlers.
Food facility is optional. We provide nutritious meals, including vegetarian food for breakfast, lunch, and snacks, to children who have opted for school food.
We are dedicated to creating an inclusive environment and strive to support diverse learning needs. However, presently, we may not be fully equipped to provide the specialized resources required for certain special needs. We encourage families to speak with our Admissions Team to discuss individual circumstances and explore whether our school is the best fit for your child’s needs.
Currently, we do not offer an after-school program. However, we are committed to supporting our ABODE family and will keep you informed of any future developments in this area.