frequently asked questions

Learning at the School is designed to be an enjoyable experience for children, thus making them want to come to School even when they don’t have to. By increasing student interest, by making learning fun but meaningful, we lay the foundation for developing a lifelong interest in learning.

Dhirubhai Ambani International School follows a system of continuous evaluation and regularly provides parents with an assessment of their child’s academic progress, based on a comprehensive system of reviews, reports and parent-teacher meetings.

The Cambridge International Primary Programme developed by University of Cambridge International Examinations is an internationally appropriate and relevant curriculum and has been designed to be culturally sensitive. It includes top-quality teaching and assessment resources appropriate for teaching and learning in local, national and international schools. The structure of the programme encourages teachers to use their own materials, bringing in local, national and international examples. It is also a flexible programme and gives freedom to every school to choose those parts of the programme that best suit their requirements.

For classes VII, our school follows an integrated curriculum, drawing primarily on the best of both the Cambridge programme and the ICSE programme. The curriculum is structured and delivered in such a way that children are able to progress to either the ICSE or the IGCSE in class VIII and do well in it.