Languages
English and Hindi continue, with Sanskrit joining the curriculum as the third language.
Middle · Classes 6 to 8
Deeper Understanding Begins with the Questions Students Learn to Ask
A wider subject curriculum, weekly case studies and practical learning encourage students to examine ideas with greater depth.
Enquire NowA Broader Academic Perspective
The Middle years introduce new disciplines while strengthening the knowledge and learning habits students will carry into Secondary school.
Mathematics
Mathematics develops alongside classroom inquiry and activities, with the Maths Club offering further opportunities to pursue the subject.
Science
Science is taught as a combined subject, with access to the science laboratory for practical work as required.
Social Science
Social Science develops students' understanding of people and society, alongside the wider curriculum's emphasis on discussion and analysis.
Computing & AI
Artificial Intelligence joins Computer Science as a subject, while robotics and coding continue through the Middle years.
Personal Development
General Knowledge, value education, life skills and yoga complement academic study and students' wider participation in school.
A Wider Circle of Experiences
Clubs, shared responsibilities and experiences beyond the classroom give students new settings in which to learn.
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Clubs & Interests
Science, mathematics, robotics and coding clubs allow students to pursue interests alongside creative and debating opportunities.
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Voice & Responsibility
Model United Nations, student council participation and monthly presentations create opportunities to contribute ideas and take on responsibility.
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Learning Beyond School
One field visit a year and opportunities for educational tours extend students' learning into different settings.
Examining Ideas in Greater Depth
Inquiry, discussion and practical work help students take a more considered approach to what they learn.
Daily Inquiry
Inquiry-based learning forms part of everyday teaching across Classes 6 to 8, encouraging students to question and investigate.
Weekly Case Studies
Case studies give students opportunities to examine situations, discuss different perspectives and apply their understanding.
Practical Exploration
Computer, robotics and Atal Tinkering labs provide regular opportunities to engage with technology through practical work.
Guidance Through the Middle Years
Consistent classroom support helps students respond to a broader curriculum and increasing academic expectations.
Classroom Support
Each class has a designated class teacher, with student numbers capped at 30.
Individual Learning Needs
Additional help classes, doubt-clearing support and work adapted to different ability levels are available according to need.
Communication with Families
Four parent–teacher meetings each year provide opportunities to discuss progress, alongside assessments and the annual report card.
Explore the Middle Years at Brighton
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Middle School Admissions Enquiry
A Week at Brighton – Middle School
See how subject study, practical work and wider participation fit into the school week.
School hours
7:15 AM – 1:00 PM
School days
Monday – Saturday
Daily periods
Seven periods of 40 minutes
Class size
Maximum 30 students
The full Monday–Saturday timetable for Classes 6 to 8 will be added here once confirmed by the school.
Monthly Culminations
Showcases of students' learning — details coming soon.
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Guiding question, approach and the skills students developed.
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Guiding question, approach and the skills students developed.
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Guiding question, approach and the skills students developed.
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Guiding question, approach and the skills students developed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Students study English, Hindi and Sanskrit.