Student Life at Eden
(Class 1 to 8)
Student life at Eden is designed to feel balanced: strong academics, healthy routines, and enough space for children to be children. From Class 1 to 8, we focus on building confidence, discipline, communication, friendships, and real-world skills, not just marks.
A Typical Day at Eden
A child’s day at Eden has a rhythm that feels safe and familiar.
- Morning assembly and a positive start
- Engaging classes with concept-based learning
- Activity periods that refresh the mind
- Time for reading, speaking, and hands-on learning
- Regular practice built into school time so homework stays minimal
Co-Curricular Activities
Learning is not limited to textbooks. Students participate in activities that develop expression
and confidence.
- Art & craft
- Music and rhythm activities
- Creative writing and storytelling
- Drawing, colouring, and projects (age-appropriate)
- Stage exposure through celebrations and school events
Sports & Physical Development
We treat physical activity as essential, not optional.
- PT periods and fitness routines
- Outdoor games (as per campus space)
- Team spirit, discipline, and sportsmanship
- Simple competitions to build confidence and participation
Clubs, Competitions & Skill Building
From Class 1 onwards, children benefit from healthy challenges.
- Recitation and speaking
- Handwriting and reading challenges
- Quiz and GK activities
- Drawing and craft competitions
- Math/Science activity days
- Group projects and presentations (especially from Class 4 onwards)
Values, Responsibility & Leadership
We focus on shaping character every day through small habits.
- Respect, honesty, and kindness
- Cleanliness and discipline
- Responsibility for classwork and belongings
- Helping behaviour and teamwork
- Leadership opportunities in Class 6–8 (class duties, event roles, helping juniors)
A Safe, Supportive Environment
Children thrive when they feel secure. Eden’s culture is warm, structured, and attentive.
- Teachers observe and support each child’s development
- Classrooms emphasize positive discipline
- Students are encouraged to speak up and ask questions
- Communication with parents is steady and constructive