Co-Curricular
Skill Development
Co-Curricular
Co-curricular activities are included during the school hours and not paid separately by the parent. These are handpicked by our leadership team to foster critical thinking, creative problem solving and most importantly learn new skills. PMIS' Co-curricular program is multidimensional which frees the students from conventional boundaries. Co-curricular activities are meant to bring social skills, intellectual skills, moral values, personality progress, and character appeal to students.
PMIS Music program
PMIS is a registered examination Centre for Trinity college London. This program is compulsory from Grade 2 onwards. The students learn the basic elements that make up music such as rhythm (quarter notes, half and whole notes), tempo, pitch, dynamics, and more. We also train the children to appear for the Grade exams
Bees
The valuable learning outcome of different bee’s results in the children gaining competency over vocabulary and this allows them to excel at reading and writing. The ability to understand more words will allow your children to become literate and enjoy reading an extensive range of material. It develops their reasoning, helps them to have analytical thinking, quickens their mind, generates practicality and also its use can be applied in the day to day.
Robotics
Robotics curriculum in PMIS is complementary to the main syllabus for Grades 3- 7. Robotics is simpler to understand and a more tangible introduction to programming. It gives students the opportunity to address the growing demands of teaching STEM subjects
Art
Art curriculum is designed to introduce students art history from different countries and cultures, and inspire students to be creative and make art! In this class students will strengthen their motor skills while working with a variety of materials such as paint, clay, watercolor, pencils, etc.
Library
Each classroom contains numerous non-fiction, fiction, and reference books. In addition, we have an onsite library containing thousands of titles. Our library is an important part of every child's learning experience; each week. Students visit the library to choose books to check out,
Sports
Sports are physical activities or games that involve skill, strategy, and competition. They are typically organized and governed by rules and regulations to ensure fair play. Sports can be played individually or in teams and are enjoyed by millions of people worldwide. They offer numerous benefits, including physical fitness, social interaction, personal development, and entertainment. Popular sports include football (soccer), basketball, baseball, tennis, cricket and many more. Each sport has its own unique set of rules and objectives, making them distinct from one another. Additionally, sports can be classified into categories such as team sports, individual sports, combat sports, water sports, and extreme sports, among others.
Swimming
At our school, we believe in providing a comprehensive swimming program right from the beginning of a child's education. Teaching young children to swim teaches them to persevere through challenges and multitask. Swimming can help children learn about situational awareness and their surroundings. It teaches them to socialize and participate in team activities. The earlier a child begins swimming lessons, the better their social skills and test scores will be.
Clubs
In school educational, student clubs are organizations formed by students who share a common interest or passion. These clubs can cover a wide range of topics, including academic subjects, hobbies, cultural activities or community service.