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Centre Point School International Dabha, Nagpur

Are you searching for an international IGCSE school in Nagpur city? You can check out the details here of the newly established Centre Point School International, located in Dabha, Nagpur and learn about the current and upcoming facilities at their campus.

School Name:	Centre Point School International Dabha, Nagpur
Address:	Amravati Road (Bypass), Dabha, Nagpur-440023, Maharashtra
State:	Maharashtra Schools in Maharashtra
City:	Nagpur Schools in Nagpur
Pincode:	440023
Country:	India Find schools in India
Telephone Number:	+91-9404098448/0712-2971515
Email:	cpsinternational@cpsintl.in
Website:	https://cpsintl.in/
Board:	IGCSE
Management:	Private Schools
Other Popular Names:	Other popular names: CPSI
School Type:	Kinder Garten, PrimarySchool, Middle School, High School, Higher Secondary School

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About Centre Point School International Dabha

Centre Point School International, Dabha, Nagpur is the new entrant in the group of Centre Point Schools which have multiple branches in the city of Nagpur. Through the teaching-learning process, social and other skills are developed alongside academic learning. The school follows the Cambridge international curriculum.

The students of the primary classes, from age 5 to 11 years, learn the concepts of Mathematics and Science and develop English reading, writing and communication skills. They then move on to the lower secondary level, which is for students from age 11 to 14 years, with the same three core subjects. The upper secondary level is for students age 14 to 16 years.

Activities

Students of Centre Point School International are taken on field trips for both recreation and learning purposes. The school schedules film screenings and discussions on important topics related to specific age groups, such as bullying, academic stress, etc. A unique session is Quality Circle Time (QCT), wherein the students discuss personal or social issues together while seated in a circle. This developes their concentration and communication skills and acquire a feeling of support and caring for others. Each Friday, children are encouraged to bring a little of something, such as fruits or provisions, which are then distributed to underprivileged children.

Infrastructure and facilities

The school campus of Centre Point School International has plenty of sports facilities. Other than courts for tennis, table tennis, and basketball, there is a skating rink, and cricket pitches. A heated swimming pool and a multipurpose hall with squash and badminton courts is on the cards. Creativity comes to the fore in the visual art & craft studio and talent in music is honed at the music rooms stocked with the required equipment for Indian and Western music.

While children with special needs learn in the same classrooms as other students of Centre Point School International, they are also provided with separate lessons in a resource room. Facilities for remedial education and occupational therapy for those with developmental skills are also provided.

A healthy menu is drawn up for the meals and snacks served in the campus cafeteria. There is a sick room to provide quick medical assistance under the supervision of a trained nurse. Safety and security are of prime importance, with CCTV cameras set up on all the floors and the open areas of the campus as well. Trained security guards man the main gates and parents are allowed to meet teachers strictly by appointment only.

Admission procedure

Preference is given to students who wish to change from another branch of Centre Point school to Centre Point School International. Those seeking admission here from another school, though, will be first required to appear for a diagnosis test. The academic Head of the school can be contacted for further information.