Middle School Programme: Class VI to VIII (Age: 11 to 14 years):

TRIO World School's Middle school programme serves as a strong bridge between preparatory years and secondary years. It is structured to meet, student's varied intellectual and developmental need. The curriculum build on concepts and skills learnt in the preparatory years. Teaching involves innovation and implementation of activity based learning methods in the teaching and learning process. Middle School Curriculum. The middle school curriculum is designed specifically to meet the unique emotional and social needs of young teens encouraging them to broaden their interests. In middle school, students engage in skills such as critical thinking, communication skills, creativity, problem solving, perseverance, collaboration, information literacy, technology skills and digital literacy, media literacy, global awareness, self-direction, social skills, literacy skills, civic literacy, social responsibility, innovation skills and thinking skills.

It incorporates streamlined evaluation and review of a child's performance through assessments.

Is more focussed towards experiential learning in the field of science, Mathematics, Art, Social Science and Humanities.

• Students are involved in learning activities more often than mere listening
• Less emphasis is placed on transmitting information and more on developing student's skills.
• Students are involved in higher order thinking such as analysis, synthesis, and evaluation.
• Greater emphasis is placed on student's exploration on their own attitudes and values.
• Emphasize on conceptual understanding to promote deeper thinking about the subjects and concepts.
• Elements of Blooms Taxonomy is incorporated to meet different learning styles and preferences to elicit student engagement.
• Team activities and individual activities for collaborative learning.
• Projects and research work form an integral part of our learning process. They help in building personal and social responsibility.
• Exposure to regional, national, and global concepts to enhance critical thinking skills.
• Integrated Learning is a key component.
• Inquiry-based learning for holistic development
• A good mix of indoor and outdoor activities.

Lesson planning in the Middle School Programme

To support students, their learning experiences are planned as follows:

• Lesson plans are detailed and emphasize on conceptual understanding to promote deeper thinking about the subjects and concepts.
• All the elements of Blooms Taxonomy are incorporated to meet different learning styles and preferences to elicit student engagement.
• Striking a good balance of scholastic, extension, and engagement activities each day.
• A healthy teacher student ratio. Optimal Class strength of maximum of 25- 26 students only,
• Team activities and individual activities are planned to achieve Collaborative Learning.
• Projects and research work forms an integral part of our learning process. They help in building personal and social responsibility. It enhances their planning, critical thinking, reasoning, and creativity. Helps build strong communication skills, both for interpersonal and presentation needs. Helps them visualise and make right decisions. Helps them choose the most appropriate digital tool for the task.
• Exposure to regional and local concepts too to think and analyse global challenges.
• Integrated Learning is an integral component. It enables children to integrate knowledge across subjects, apply, explore, and evaluate the concept through various individual and team activities.
• Periodical Assessment to gauge understanding
• Assessment pattern is divided into Formative and Summative Assessments.

• Inquiry-based learning for holistic development
• A good mix of indoor and outdoor activities. Indoor activities like Chess and Carrom, outdoor sports such as Football, Cricket, Basketball form an important element of outdoor activities. Students receive professional training and are encouraged to take part in various national level and inter School Competition. Our school is also a host to multiple CISCE sports events.

At TRIO, we help students to build a sense of intellect and emotional stability before moving up into high school.

Project based learning

TRIO's ICSE curriculum implementation incorporates Project Based Learning (PBL). PBL allows students to experience and learn real-world concepts by engaging in a variety of projects. PBL can be investigative, problem-based or creative.