Learning Beyond

Learning Events

Technologies of the Future Series

Communication Technologies, Nanotechnology, Biotechnology, Robotics, Transhumanism, Transportation, Energy and Medicine

Life Science Series

From micro-organisms to understanding flora & fauna, forests (as part of the International Year of Forests - 2010) and Bio-diversity (as part of the International Year of Biodiversity - 2010).

Space Science Series

The Universe, Our Galaxy and Beyond, Understanding our Solar System, Space Missions, Celestial events—meteor showers, comets.

Physical Science Series

Force, Motion, Light, Sound, Energy, Mechanics.

Material Science Series

Minerals, metals, synthetic materials, properties of materials, reactions.

Mathematics Series

Measurement, Fun with Mathematics, Mathematics in nature, Vedic Mathematics.

Interdisciplinary Projects

‘Knowledge is about making connections, connections that fuels creativity.’ During these interdisciplinary projects, students relate their learning experience to the bigger picture, the lesson content is integrated with different subject areas. A team of experts help students to cross-pollinate ideas, which helps them to:

promote divergent and parallel thinking
develop multiple perspectives and flexible thinking

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STEAM Education

STEAM is the acronym for SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING and MATHEMATICS. Today’s students decide the future of our country and our country must remain competitive in the fields of science, technology and medicine. Hence, STEAM is the best way to ensure that students are exposed to Mathematics, Science and Technology throughout their educational careers. Students are extremely curious and impressionable, so instilling an interest at an early age could spark a lasting desire to pursue a career in any of these fields. Excel Public School incorporates STEAM concepts in the teaching-learning experience of the learners from the Secondary stage.

Innovation Centre & ATL

Innovation Centre facilitates creativity, critical thinking and problem-solving skills amongst students apart from fostering collaboration, team building and communication skills. Students develop technological information and media fluencies. Most importantly, they learn to learn… all the essential skills that are important in the 21st Century world.