Canary the School

The school is committed to an inclusive, holistic educational approach that nurtures academic excellence, character, and wellbeing. It operates on the principle of 'Learning through Exploration,' aiming to create a happy, safe, and supportive community where every child is seen and encouraged to reach their unique potential. The school emphasizes the development of empathy, integrity, and adaptability in all students.

The academic pathway begins with an Early Years Foundation Programme (Nursery to PP-II) based on the IB curriculum, focusing on play-based learning and inquiry. This is followed by the IB Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) for Grades 1–5, which emphasizes transdisciplinary, inquiry-driven learning. Grades 6–12 follow the CBSE curriculum, with Grade 6 serving as a transition stage that introduces increased academic rigour, subject depth, and board exam preparation, supported by experiential learning and competitive exam coaching.

The school reports a 100% passing rate across all grades and a 100% placement rate for students following Grade 12. Graduates are prepared for higher education, competitive exams, and global opportunities through a curriculum that emphasizes analytical thinking, subject mastery, and career exploration. Students are supported by university counselling and competitive exam coaching during their senior years.

Canary The School maintains a 'No Child Left Behind' policy, ensuring personalized support for all learners regardless of their abilities or background. The school provides dedicated student counselling services and on-campus medical support through a trained nursing team. Mindfulness spaces and private counselling rooms are integrated into the campus to support students' emotional and behavioural wellbeing.

Canary The School accepts applications for students aged 3 to 18 (Early Years to Grade 12) on a first-come, first-served basis. Priority is given to siblings of currently enrolled students, followed by referrals from the existing parent community, and finally, children of teaching and administrative staff. The admissions process involves an enquiry, application, and adherence to the school's inclusive policy, which welcomes students of all nationalities and backgrounds.

The school operates on a 7-acre campus featuring modern classrooms equipped with interactive whiteboards and flexible seating. Specialized facilities include science laboratories, technology and robotics labs, a library, and performing arts spaces such as dance studios and music rooms. Sports infrastructure includes a football turf, basketball and tennis courts, a cricket pitch, a skating rink, athletic tracks, and courts for badminton, table tennis, and pickleball. The campus also houses an infirmary, mindfulness spaces, counselling rooms, and a canteen.

The school offers a wide range of activities designed to build confidence and leadership, including Model United Nations (MUN), orators' clubs, Olympiads, quizzes, and spell bees. Students participate in performing arts such as dance, music (vocal and instrumental), and drama, supported by dedicated studios and an audio-visual room. Additionally, the school hosts the Toastmasters Youth Leadership Program (YLP) and various cultural festivals like 'Canary Fest' to foster teamwork and creativity.