Child-Centred Development |
While the academic curriculum is the core focus of APL, the co-curricular activities are given adequate importance with the strong belief in the wholesome development of personality. The co-curricular activities come under the banner of ‘Expressions’ and function through several clubs.
All of our co-curricular and extra-curricular activities are led by in-house and external facilitators. The process adopted tries to wean the student away from mere pre-processed information and toward experienced knowledge through social outreach, skill development, character and values development.
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" I learnt a lot from the school including how to interact with people. The school and my batch of friends really helped me get out of my introverted zone. It was a very positive exposure for me.Read more |
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Aditi |
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" The support from teachers from APL was extremely fruitful, as was the ways in which the AS and A level curriculum was designed to foster critical thinking and analysis skills.Read more |
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Shridula Gopinath |
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"Being a part of APL has definitely been a major stepping stone to who I've become. This particular institution aided me in refining my oratory and leadership skills. Read more |
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Sumaiyya Anas |
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APL had enabled me to take the subjects of my preference and pursue my interests. For instance, I was able to take up German and Classical studies, though it was not a part of the subjects offered. I was provided the platform to do more than I could have had at another school.Read more |
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Hrsh Venket |