At Shani School, we blend a passion for learning with a supportive community spirit. Our approach nurtures every student's potential, preparing them for a world of possibilities.
At Shani School, we blend a passion for learning with a supportive community spirit. Our approach nurtures every student's potential, preparing them for a world of possibilities.
A day at Shani School is more than just academic lessons; it's a blend of learning, play, and personal development. From the moment our students arrive until they leave, each day is carefully structured to provide a balanced mix of educational and recreational activities. Get a glimpse into a typical day at our school, where every moment is an opportunity for growth and discovery.
The school day begins bright and early. Supervisors are on duty from 6.45 am to welcome students. This time is used for students to settle in and prepare for the day ahead.
Formal lessons commence at 8.00 am. Our academic schedule is designed to engage students in various subjects, with short breaks between sessions to ensure they remain focused and energized.
Around mid-morning, students enjoy a break. This is a time for them to relax, have a snack, and socialize with their peers.
Lunchtime is not just for eating; it's also a period for relaxation and play. Students have the opportunity to engage in various outdoor activities and sports, fostering a healthy body and mind.
Post-lunch sessions often involve more interactive and collaborative learning activities, helping students digest their meals and the morning's lessons.
Afternoon hours are reserved for extracurricular activities. From sports to clubs, students explore their interests and develop new skills beyond the classroom.
The formal school day concludes by late afternoon. Students are encouraged to reflect on their day's learning, organize their belongings, and prepare for the next day.
Kindergarten learners leave at 3 pm while Primary learners leave at 3.30 pm. Our aim is to ensure a smooth transition from school to home, allowing students to rest and rejuvenate for the next day.
