SGHPS Pitho
Academics

The full syllabus, taught at a village pace

Nursery to Class X in one continuous programme, with the syllabus covered properly rather than rushed.

Stages

How the school is organised

Each stage has its own rhythm, but the handover between them is deliberate — teachers know what the next class expects.

Pre-Primary
Nursery to UKG

Pre-Primary

A gentle first step into school life, where play, rhyme and story build confidence before formal lessons begin.

  • Activity-led learning
  • Phonics and number sense
  • Motor skills and music
Primary
Classes I to V

Primary

Strong foundations in language, mathematics and curiosity about the world, with plenty of room to play.

  • Punjabi, Hindi and English
  • Hands-on science
  • Art, craft and games
Middle
Classes VI to VIII

Middle

Subject teachers, laboratory work and projects that turn understanding into independent thinking.

  • Science and computer labs
  • Debate and quizzing
  • Study-skill mentoring
Secondary
Classes IX and X

Secondary

Focused preparation for the Class X examination, backed by regular assessment and personal guidance.

  • Board-pattern practice tests
  • Doubt-clearing sessions
  • Career conversations
Subjects

What students study

Punjabi, Hindi and English run alongside the core subjects, so children are comfortable in the language of their home and of their board papers.

Pre-Primary

  • English readiness
  • Number readiness
  • Punjabi rhymes
  • Art and music
  • Play

Classes I to V

  • English
  • Punjabi
  • Hindi
  • Mathematics
  • Environmental Studies
  • Computer awareness
  • Art and craft
  • Physical education

Classes VI to VIII

  • English
  • Punjabi
  • Hindi
  • Mathematics
  • Science
  • Social Science
  • Computer Science
  • Art education
  • Health and physical education

Classes IX and X

  • English
  • Punjabi
  • Mathematics
  • Science
  • Social Science
  • Information Technology
  • Health and physical education

Subject lists are indicative and are being confirmed with the school office.

Assessment

How progress is measured

We assess steadily through the year rather than only at the end of it, and we tell parents the truth about where their child stands.

  1. Periodic testsShort written tests through each term keep learning gaps visible early instead of at the end of the year.
  2. Notebook and subject enrichmentClass work, projects and practical activities all count towards a child's internal assessment, not just the written papers.
  3. Half-yearly and annual examinationsFull-length papers in the board pattern, so students are familiar with the format well before Class X.
  4. Parent-teacher meetingsResults are handed over in person, with time to discuss what each child needs next.

Beyond the classroom

Activities are part of the timetable, not something that happens only when there is spare time.

  • Annual sports meet and inter-house games
  • Gurpurab and festival celebrations
  • Declamation, poetry and quiz competitions
  • Independence Day and Republic Day programmes
  • Educational trips and exhibitions
  • Cleanliness and tree-plantation drives

Want to see a class in progress?

Parents are welcome to visit during school hours and meet the teachers who would be teaching their child.