A Bosco Group School
A Bosco Group School
Grade 1 to Grade 7
The primary school curriculum captures the interest as well as the imagination of students and integrates time-tested skills of teaching and learning, empowering them to become high-end achievers.
Our programme integrates technology and expressive arts and offers children multiple opportunities for public speaking and presentations as core 21st-century skills. Parallel to the Language Curriculum is our Language Enrichment Programme, which is aimed at developing communication skills.
The programme gives equal importance to the creative side of children through art education, music and dance. The sports programme in the Primary School provides ample opportunities for children and spots their talent at a young age.
The Heritage Primary Programme is built across six interconnected dimensions — each one strengthening the others to deliver a truly comprehensive education for every child in Grades 1 to 7.
Language Enrichment Programme, reading for fun, creative writing, communication skills and public speaking built systematically across all seven grades.
Digital tools, presentations and technology-enhanced learning woven into everyday classroom activity — building 21st-century digital literacy from the earliest grades.
Art education, music, dance and expressive arts given equal importance alongside core academics — developing the whole child through creative self-expression.
A structured sports programme that provides ample opportunities for participation, spots talent at a young age and builds fitness, discipline and team spirit.
Focus on basic numeracy skills and mathematical concepts, supported by learning through experimentation, observation, analysis and inference in science.
Community responsibility, cultural diversity and ethical values embedded across subjects — nurturing the character and conscience of every Heritage student.
Every classroom, every lesson and every activity in the Heritage Primary Programme is guided by these ten founding principles of teaching and learning excellence.
The curriculum followed at Heritage International School is amalgamated learning — seamlessly blending academic disciplines, life skills and values into a unified, coherent educational experience.
The academic framework gives equal importance to Scholastic and Co-Scholastic education — ensuring holistic development of every student across academic and non-academic dimensions.
Diverse teaching-learning styles are implemented to support individuality — creating learning opportunities that honour each child's unique strengths, pace and way of thinking.
Our student-centred approach empowers students to take learning into their own hands and apply it in an engaging, real-world context — developing ownership, agency and intrinsic motivation.
Differentiated instructions are given to support the acquisition of new concepts and skills — ensuring that no child is left behind and every child is appropriately challenged and supported.
Several opportunities are provided for participation in inquiry-based activities and projects — building critical thinking, scientific temper and the lifelong habit of asking good questions.
Regular Parent-Teacher Meetings ensure better coordination and create collaborative pathways to improve children's performance — keeping parents as active partners in their child's growth.
Learning through experimentation, observation, analysis and inference — making science, mathematics and every subject a hands-on, minds-on adventure of genuine discovery.
Activity and project-based learning is a core feature — ensuring students develop research skills, collaborative working, creative presentation and the confidence to present their own ideas.
Emphasis on acquisition of language skills, development of creative writing skills and reading for fun — alongside a strong focus on basic numeracy skills and mathematical concepts.
A closer look at the four flagship dimensions of Heritage's Primary Level — where academic rigour meets creative exploration, digital confidence and physical excellence.
Parallel to the core Language Curriculum, our Language Enrichment Programme is specifically designed to develop comprehensive communication skills — oral, written and presentational.
Students are given multiple opportunities for public speaking and presentations — building the communication confidence that is a foundational 21st-century skill.
The programme integrates technology throughout — from digital presentations and research skills to coding fundamentals — ensuring every Heritage student is fluent in the tools of tomorrow.
21st-century competencies including critical thinking, collaboration, communication and creativity are explicitly developed across the Primary curriculum.
The programme gives equal importance to the creative side of children through art education, music and dance — treating these not as extras but as essential disciplines in a holistic education.
The arts build creativity, emotional intelligence, discipline and self-expression — giving every student a medium through which to understand and communicate their inner world.
The sports programme in the Primary School provides ample opportunities for children to discover and develop their athletic strengths — with coaches who spot and nurture talent from the earliest age.
Structured physical education, team sports and individual pursuits build fitness, discipline, resilience and sportsmanship — values that transfer far beyond the playing field.
The primary school curriculum captures the interest as well as the imagination of students and integrates time-tested skills of teaching and learning, empowering them to become high-end achievers. The academic framework gives equal importance to Scholastic and Co-Scholastic education — because we believe that the student who grows academically, creatively, physically and socially is the student who is truly prepared for the world.
The Heritage academic framework is built on the principle that academic achievement and co-scholastic excellence are equally important — and that true education embraces both.
The Scholastic dimension covers the core academic curriculum — language, mathematics, science, social studies and more — delivered through innovative, student-centred methodologies that make deep learning happen.
Differentiated instruction, inquiry-based learning and experiential activities ensure that every student develops strong academic foundations while genuinely enjoying the process of intellectual discovery.
The Co-Scholastic dimension — arts, sports, technology, values and community — is given equal standing to academics at Heritage. These are not extras; they are essential to the development of a complete human being.
Public speaking, arts education, sports, music, dance and community projects all contribute to the holistic development of every student — building skills and qualities that academics alone cannot provide.
Heritage International School believes that a child's education is most powerful when school and home work in close partnership. Regular Parent-Teacher Meetings and open communication ensure that every parent is an active, informed and valued participant in their child's learning journey.
Structured meetings ensure better coordination and create clear pathways to support every child's academic and personal progress.
Comprehensive progress reports give parents a clear, detailed picture of their child's growth across both Scholastic and Co-Scholastic domains.
Teachers and parents remain connected throughout the year — ensuring that support, encouragement and intervention happen at exactly the right moment.
Parents and teachers collaborate to set personal learning goals for each child — making education a shared mission rather than a solitary school endeavour.
"Regular Parent-Teacher Meetings ensure better coordination and ways to improve children's performance and their progress — because at Heritage, every child's success is a shared achievement."
— Heritage International School, KalyanEvery stage of a Heritage education is crafted to build seamlessly on the one before — from Early Years through to Secondary and beyond.
Heritage's Primary Level Programme is where high-end achievers are shaped. Admissions for 2025–26 are open — secure your child's place today.