Affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi

CBSE Education • Hippocampus Model • 21st-Century Learning

International learning, now in our school.

Shri Prabhulingeshwar International School, Chimmad brings a structured CBSE learning environment supported by the Hippocampus school model. The school focuses on strong academics, reading fluency, values, scientific inquiry, computational thinking, student support and future exam readiness.

KBCKnowledge, Behaviours, Competencies
7CValues & Life Skills
DEARDaily Reading Habit
R&DAcademic Support
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Our Learning Campus
  • Modern Indian campus environment with structured learning spaces.
  • Supportive academic atmosphere for reading, science and all-round growth.
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Knowledge, character and future-ready skills in one school system.

The campus learning model highlights academic planning, reading programmes, teacher development, R&D support, clubs, houses, reviews and exam preparation.

Explore KBC

A vibrant community of learners at Shri Prabhulingeshwar International School.

The school campus communication presents a clear promise: international learning is now available in our school. The learning model is designed to empower students through a cutting-edge curriculum, global perspectives, character development, values, social responsibility and practical life skills.

The school is associated with the Hippocampus school model. The campus board mentions a robust network of 6 CBSE schools and 10 State Board schools serving more than 6000 children. The academic framework is organised around a three-pronged approach: Knowledge, Behaviours and Competencies.

What the school stands for

  • Learning should be enjoyable and meaningful.
  • Every child should become a confident reader.
  • Every learner should develop values, ethics and responsibility.
  • Teachers should receive training, resources and continuous support.
  • Academic work should follow detailed lesson plans and grade-wise schemes.
  • Student challenges should be addressed through analysis and direct support.
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Our academic leadership is committed to building a disciplined, student-centred and future-ready school environment. The focus is on strong academics, values, reading habits, teacher support, joyful learning and all-round student development.

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Shaping future leaders through Knowledge, Behaviours and Competencies.

The KBC approach prepares children for the 21st century by strengthening three important areas: academic knowledge, responsible behaviours and practical competencies. The school aims to go beyond marks by building confidence, discipline, social awareness, values and problem-solving abilities.

Children learn through direct instruction, activity-based learning and inquiry-based learning, giving them both clarity and curiosity.

Competencies
Behaviours
Knowledge

KBC explained

KnowledgeA robust academic foundation and comprehensive understanding of diverse subjects.
BehavioursValues and ethics developed through a 7C-themed calendar and regular school activities.
CompetenciesAbilities crucial for success in an ever-evolving professional landscape.
Life readinessStudents learn to think, communicate, collaborate, inquire, care and grow with responsibility.

Beyond academics: skills for life

The campus boards highlight competencies that prepare children for the future. These skills are developed through classroom activities, projects, clubs, events, houses and guided student participation.

Creativity

Students are encouraged to express ideas, imagine solutions and participate in creative activities.

Critical Thinking

Students learn to analyse, reason, ask questions and solve problems.

Collaboration

Group work, events and house activities build teamwork and shared responsibility.

Communication

Students receive opportunities to speak, present, discuss and express themselves confidently.

Community Engagement

Activities connect children with society and help them develop social responsibility.

Cultural Appreciation

Students learn to respect culture, heritage and diversity through school programmes.

Caring

Values, empathy and responsible conduct are developed through daily school culture.

Intellectual Rigour

Students are encouraged to pursue deeper understanding and disciplined academic effort.

Structured learning from kindergarten to secondary grades

Each stage has specific learning goals, activity design, review systems and support programmes so that children move ahead with confidence.

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Kindergarten: where learning feels like home

The kindergarten programme is activity-based and makes school a second home for children. It focuses on six critical competencies: language development, cognitive development, physical and motor development, creative expression, pre-math and math readiness, and socio-emotional development.

It also focuses on warmth, care, comfort and recognising the unique potential of every child through interactive, personalised learning plans.

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Primary and Middle Grades

Middle grades are treated as a time of exploration, learning and leadership. Students are kept engaged through academics, events, clubs and sports. Continuous unit-end reviews help track progress and keep children focused.

Students get opportunities to showcase talent through competitions, events and house-based activities that build team spirit, confidence and leadership.

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Secondary Grades 9 and 10

The secondary programme focuses on board-exam readiness and success beyond the classroom. It includes remedials and honours programmes, expert teachers, counselling sessions, structured revision programmes and AI-based math support.

The school also promotes strong work ethics, discipline, progress tracking and preparation for future academic goals.

Where learning feels like home.

The kindergarten programme helps young children discover the magic of learning. The campus board describes early education as a second home where children feel secure, happy and confident.

Learning is not limited to books. Children explore through activity, movement, expression, conversation, play and guided classroom routines.

Kindergarten development areas

Language developmentListening, speaking, vocabulary and early literacy readiness.
Cognitive developmentThinking, observation, memory, reasoning and curiosity.
Physical and motor developmentMovement, coordination and age-appropriate physical growth.
Creative expressionArt, imagination, storytelling, music and self-expression.
Pre-math and mathNumbers, patterns, shapes and early problem-solving.
Socio-emotional developmentConfidence, sharing, belonging, emotional comfort and classroom readiness.

Science, art, mathematics and computational thinking from early grades.

Future-ready learning begins early. Science and art weeks are integrated into kindergarten programmes, giving children diverse learning opportunities. Computational thinking starts from Grade 1 so students begin tackling analytical problems from an early age.

Mathematics practice is strengthened through adaptive and gamified learning support. Students are also exposed to scientific inquiry through year-round science activities and well-equipped composite labs. The school provides foundation support for Navodaya, CET and NEET examinations.

Future-ready focus areas

  • Integrated science and art weeks in kindergarten.
  • Computational thinking from Grade 1.
  • Practice-based mathematics and adaptive learning.
  • Year-round science activities and composite lab exposure.
  • Scientific inquiry, digital intelligence and independent learning.
  • Foundation preparation for Navodaya, CET and NEET.

Nurturing tomorrow’s readers

The reading programme ensures that every child develops a love for books, improves fluency and builds comprehension. The school encourages reading every day and supports children through structured reading systems.

DEAR: Drop Everything and Read

All children read every day, on all days of the week. This introduces children to the magic of reading and lays the foundation for a lifelong love for books.

English Star Phonics

This programme focuses on decoding skills in Grade 1 and helps children become confident readers at an early stage.

Turning Pages

Special reading activities help children discover the joy of books and become joyful readers for life.

Bridge Programmes

At the beginning of the year, bridge programmes help children overcome learning difficulties and settle into the academic plan.

GROWBY Reading

The library and reading programme helps children track their own reading level and take steps to become more fluent readers.

Libraries & Comprehension

Well-furnished libraries become gateways to imagination and curiosity. Regular reading comprehension exercises build strong understanding for senior years.

Excellent teachers and trained academic leadership.

The school places strong importance on developing excellent teachers and grooming principals to become inspirational leaders. Teachers are recruited through a stringent process, trained with needed resources and supported throughout the year.

Academic leadership is considered essential for achieving excellence. Principals undergo continuous professional development and monthly performance assessments so that the school can improve systematically.

Academic support system

In-house R&D TeamSupports schools and finds solutions for academic and operational challenges.
Instruction MethodsThe pedagogy uses the right mix of direct instruction, activity-based learning and inquiry-based learning.
Comprehensive Lesson PlansDetailed expert-prepared lesson plans are provided to teachers to ensure standardisation and high quality.
Detailed Scheme of WorkThe annual calendar for each grade includes portions, activities, events and competitions.
Student SupportThe R&D team addresses individual and group challenges through in-depth analysis and direct student interaction when required.

Dedicated teaching and support staff

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Our staff includes trained teachers, coordinators and support teams who work together to provide a caring, organised and academically strong learning environment for every child.

  • Professional and student-friendly teaching culture
  • Supportive classroom environment
  • Continuous teacher development
  • Value-based and child-centred approach
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Continuous improvement across teaching, reading, digital culture and school operations

The campus material shows a performance-driven system where teachers and school processes are reviewed periodically. The focus is not only on classroom teaching but also on reading habits, digital culture, transport, events and parent engagement.

Teacher Performance

Professionalism, classroom management, student engagement, differentiated learning and teaching methods are reviewed for improvement.

Academic Culture

Development of reading habits, lesson execution, assessment readiness and student engagement are supported through structured academic systems.

School Operations

Transport maintenance, teacher vacancy tracking, digital culture, school events and parent engagement are treated as important parts of school quality.

A time of exploration, learning and leadership

Middle grade students need engagement, review and opportunities. The school balances academics with clubs, sports, events and house activities.

Continued Engagement

Academics, events, clubs and sports give children opportunities to explore, learn and lead.

Unit-End Reviews

Short and frequent reviews keep students focused and help teachers track progress.

Clubs

Clubs such as design thinking and digital journalism support personality development.

Talent Platforms

Regular competitions and events help children showcase their talent and confidence.

House Culture

House activities strengthen school spirit, leadership, healthy competition and teamwork.

Personality Development

Students get structured opportunities to grow beyond textbooks and develop confidence.

Leadership

Students learn to take responsibility through events, clubs and house participation.

Progress Tracking

Reviews and classroom observation help the school support each child’s progress.

Driving excellence in secondary grades.

The secondary programme is designed to empower students for success beyond the classroom. It focuses on strong work ethics, academic intervention, mentoring, expert teaching and exam preparedness.

The campus board highlights remedials and honours support, structured revision, counselling, expert teachers and AI-based math support to help every level of learner progress.

Secondary support model

14-Hour Workday ConceptStudents are encouraged to build strong work ethics, discipline, progress tracking and academic consistency.
Remedials and HonoursTailored support helps each student receive the right attention and intervention.
Expert TeachersSubject teachers support after-school clarification and advanced learning needs.
Counselling SessionsSenior leadership provides one-to-one mentoring and holistic support for Grade 10 students.
Structured Revision ProgrammeBoard exam preparedness is improved through planned revision inspired by focused study methods.
AI-Based Math SupportAI-based math programmes support struggling learners and challenge advanced learners for exams like CET/JEE.

Institutional guidance and governance

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Mandatory Public Disclosure – Appendix IX

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A. General Information
Sl. No.InformationDetails
1Name of the SchoolShri Prabhulingeshwar International School
2Affiliation No.To be updated
3School CodeTo be updated
4Complete Address with PIN CodeTo be updated
5Principal Name & QualificationTo be updated
6School Email IDprabhulingeshwarschool@gmail.com
7Contact Details+91 96867 76132
B. Documents and Information
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1Affiliation / Upgradation Letter and Extension of AffiliationView PDF
2Society / Trust / Company Registration CertificateView PDF
3No Objection Certificate (if applicable)View PDF
4Recognition Certificate under RTE ActView PDF
5Building Safety CertificateView PDF
6Fire Safety CertificateView PDF
7DEO Certificate / Self CertificationView PDF
8Water, Health & Sanitation CertificatesView PDF
C. Result and Academics
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1Fee Structure of the SchoolView PDF
2Annual Academic CalendarView PDF
3List of School Management Committee (SMC)View PDF
4List of Parents Teachers Association (PTA) MembersView PDF
5Last three-year Board Examination ResultView PDF
D. Staff (Teaching)
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1Principal1
2Total No. of TeachersTo be updated
3PGTTo be updated
4TGTTo be updated
5PRTTo be updated
6Teacher Section RatioTo be updated
7Special EducatorTo be updated
8Counsellor and Wellness TeacherTo be updated
E. School Infrastructure
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1Total Campus AreaTo be updated
2No. and Size of Class RoomsTo be updated
3No. and Size of LaboratoriesTo be updated
4No. of Girls ToiletsTo be updated
5No. of Boys ToiletsTo be updated
6Link of YouTube video of the inspection of school covering the infrastructureAdd YouTube Link

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AddressShri Prabhulingeshwar International School, Near prabhulingeshwar Maddi Temple, Chimmad - 587312, Bagalakote Dstrict, Karnataka, IndiaView location on Google Maps
DISE Code29024100593
Principal NamePrincipal name. Dr Baby Sasheej O.P, D.Sc, M.Phil, M Sc B.Ed
Emailprabhulingeshwarschool@gmail.com
Phone+91 96867 76132
Office HoursMon–Sat | 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

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