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Student life

The parts of school a child remembers.

A week at Pristine has room for a science investigation, a track final, a stage rehearsal and a club project — on purpose.

Students at their desks, following a lesson in class

Learning

Curiosity is the curriculum.

Lessons are built around questions worth answering. Students investigate, discuss and present — in small classes where being asked what you think is normal, not nerve-wracking.

  • Enquiry-led
  • Small classes
  • Project work
Students playing throwball on the school grounds

Sports

Fit, competitive, and part of a team.

From house athletics to state-level taekwondo and the Kanteerava Annual Sports Meet, every child trains, competes and learns how to win and lose well.

  • Athletics
  • Taekwondo
  • Inter-house
A student working on an art and craft project at their desk

Arts & Creativity

Everyone makes something.

Art 'n' craft, music and theatre are timetabled for all — and the DCL Writathon and Young Authors programme give strong writers somewhere to go.

  • Visual art
  • Music
  • Creative writing
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Clubs

Time to go deep on an interest.

Weekly clubs let students pursue something they choose — from coding and eco-club to languages and public speaking.

  • Student-led
  • Weekly
  • Choice-based
A student at work during an inter-school art competition

Competitions

Representing the school, beyond the gate.

Students have competed at the Wiz National Spell Bee, the French Word Power Contest and the Bangalore Model United Nations — with staff who prepare them properly.

  • Spell Bee
  • MUN
  • Olympiads
Students folding paper together during a school event

Events

A calendar with rhythm.

Founder's Day, exhibitions, field trips and summer camps punctuate the year and give families reasons to be on campus.

  • Exhibitions
  • Field trips
  • Summer camp

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There's more than a page can hold.

Visit on a school day and you'll see student life in motion — not a brochure version of it.

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