Learners participate in a process that is not only stimulating, but which also allows them to explore the known and unexplored realms of subject matter. Learning is query based where students question, brainstorm and understand textbook content by exploration. An increasing number of activities, live demos, field trips, role-plays, presentations, group activities, discussions and project work are conducted so that children can understand concepts comprehensively. Active participation on the part of students forms the backbone of evaluation. Homework is an important part of the education of our students. Staff and parents are jointly responsible for this part of their education. Teachers plan tasks which support, enrich and reinforce classroom learning. They seek to further develop the student’s independent learning skills. Homework is regular and progressive as students are promoted from grade to grade. In addition to the traditional subjects of languages, mathematics, science and social studies, students attend scheduled classes in art, music, physical education and computers.