Be a Part of NPS Super 4

a. Parents seeking admission are requested to fill the registration form and submit the completed form online. Please do not leave any field empty, as incomplete forms will not be accepted. Parents are also required to submit the documents as mentioned in the registration form.

b. Students are required to take a Student Proficiency Assessment (SPA) which will be based on the syllabus as follows:

• SPA scheduled from September to March will cover entire syllabus of the previous academic year and first term syllabus of the current academic year
• SPA scheduled for April/May, will cover entire syllabus of the previous academic year and current academic year

• There will be no Proficiency Assessment for Nursery, KG 1, KG 2 and Grade 1.
• The Sanskrit SPA will not be held for Grades 5 and 6.
• An interaction with both the parents and the student will take place prior to the announcement of the final admission result.

• 3 - 3.11 years for Nursery
• 4 - 4.11 years for KG 1
• 5 - 5.11 years for KG 2
• 6 - 6.11 years for Grade 1 and onwards

• Pre-Primary
  Nursery – 8.00 am to 12:00 noon – Entire academic year

• KG 1
  – Term 1 - 8.00 am to 12.00 noon​
  - Term 2 - 8.00 am to 2.00 pm

• KG 2
  – Term 1 - 8.00 am to 12.00 noon (June)
  - Term 1 - 8.00 am to 2.00 pm (July onwards)

• For students of Grade 1 and above:
  Monday to Friday - 7.45 am to 2.15 pm
  Saturday - 7.45 am to 11.30 am
  3rd Saturday holiday

NPS Whitefield: The school is from Pre-primary to Grade XII for AY 2027-28.

NPS East: The school is from Pre-primary to Grade XI for AY 2027-28.

NPS Marathahalli: The school is from Pre-primary to Grade XI for AY 2027-28.

NPS Silk Board: The school is from Pre-primary to Grade IX for AY 2027-28.

Pre-primary at NPS Super 4 follows the Kindergarten method of teaching for Early Learners. Children learn through fun-filled and engaging activities involving music and movement, art and craft and a range of hands-on experiences.

The important skills focused on during the early learning years include listening, speaking, reading, writing, communication, social and thinking skills. The Little Reading Scholar, our in-house reading programme, develops reading skills and nurtures confidence in young readers. The curriculum takes into account multiple intelligences, integrating technology, cooperative learning structures and differentiated instruction to create a child-centred learning environment.

The following facilities are provided:

NPS Whitefield: Basketball, Football, Volleyball, Throw ball, Badminton, Cricket, Table Tennis, Yoga, Karate, Athletics, Chess, Music, Dance, Yoga, Swimming, Art and Craft.

NPS East: Basketball, Table Tennis, Badminton, Yoga, Football, Throw ball, Volley Ball, Chess, Music, Dance, Athletics, Karate, Art and Craft.

NPS Marathahalli: Basketball, Table Tennis, Badminton, Yoga, Football, Throw ball, Volley Ball, Chess, Music, Dance, Athletics, Karate, Art and Craft.

NPS Silk Board: Basketball, Table Tennis, Badminton, Yoga, Football, Throw ball, Volley Ball, Chess, Music, Dance, Athletics, Karate, Art and Craft.

Yes. NPS Super 4 has a comprehensive parent communication system that includes the Almanac, the online parent portal—NPS Connect—and the ‘Friday Folder’, which is posted every Friday on NPS Connect.

NPS Connect is a secure, internet-based portal that enables parents to easily keep track of their child’s progress, activities and important updates from school.

These communication channels provide parents with timely information and help them stay informed and involved in their child’s learning journey. NPS Super 4 values strong parent engagement and uses these systems to build meaningful partnerships between parents and the school community.

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