Message From Principal

What does a parent consider when choosing a school for their child --- the curriculum, quality of the staff, the infrastructure, the school environment? NewAge World School offers all this – and more.

“The whole purpose of education is to turn mirrors into windows”

Windows allow light in, light that illumines, enlightens and heightens awareness. Windows also enable us to look out, to expand our horizon, to explore.

At NewAge World School, we aim to “set the child free” – free in every sense of the term – free to think, to question, to experiment, to express, to feel, to respond, to create and even to fail and learn from failure. A serene campus surrounded by greenery provides the perfect environment where guru and shishya become partners in discovery and exploration. A unique curriculum that places equal emphasis on academics, the arts and sports enables a child to uncover and develop their individual interests and abilities. A thoughtful amalgam of traditional and modern educational tools ensures that the child benefits from the best of East and West practices.

The NewAge Department of Excellence in Education (NDEE), an in-house team of graphic designers in conjunction with the facilitators creates engaging audiovisual content that makes the classroom learning experience colorful and exciting. A well-defined curriculum in art, music and dance from grade 1 gives wings to a child’s creativity and self-expression. The school boasts a full-size football field in addition to basketball, badminton and tennis courts and a swimming pool. Children enjoy games almost every day and benefit from training by certified coaches in all these sports as well as Taekwondo.

Nelson Mandela once remarked, “A good head and a good heart are a formidable combination”. A “good heart” forms the core of schooling at NewAge. We believe that education must nourish and sustain not only the intellect and mind but also the heart or inner being. At NewAge World School, children experience and learn what it means to be a part of a larger ‘family’ outside of the home --- to accept, respect, encourage, support, co-operate with and serve one another. Children have the opportunity to get involved in various outreach programs and weekly yoga and Bhagwad Gita classes form part of the co-curricular program of the school.