Pre-Primary
Nursery – UKG
Play-way phonics, numbers, rhymes, art and motor-skill activities in bright, safe activity rooms.
Curriculum
One Journey, Four Stages
Our syllabus follows the State Board of Andhra Pradesh, enriched with digital content, life-skills and activity periods.
Primary
Classes I – V
English, Telugu, Hindi, Maths, EVS & computers with weekly library, music and games periods.
Middle School
Classes VI – VIII
Subject specialists, lab work, Sanskrit option, olympiad coaching and project-based assessments.
Secondary
Classes IX – X
Board-focused teaching, weekly tests, doubt clinics, career guidance and study-skills workshops.
Subjects
What Your Child Studies
| Stage | Languages | Core Subjects | Enrichment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-Primary | English (phonics), Telugu rhymes | Pre-maths, EVS (themes) | Art, music, storytelling, free play |
| Classes I–V | English, Telugu, Hindi | Mathematics, Environmental Studies, Computer Science | Library, G.K., value education, games |
| Classes VI–VIII | English, Telugu / Sanskrit, Hindi | Maths, Physical Science, Biological Science, Social Studies, Computer Science | Work education, art, sports coaching |
| Classes IX–X | English, Telugu / Sanskrit, Hindi | Maths, Physical Science, Biological Science, Social Studies | Board exam prep, career guidance, yoga |
Eligibility
Class & Age Groups
The right class for every age — from Play School to Class X.
| Class | Age in Years |
|---|---|
| Play School | 4 |
| L.K.G | 5 |
| U.K.G | 6 |
| Class I | 7 |
| Class II | 8 |
| Class III | 9 |
| Class IV | 10 |
| Class V | 11 |
| Class VI | 12 |
| Class VII | 13 |
| Class VIII | 14 |
| Class IX | 15 |
| Class X | 16 |
For admissions and age details, talk to the school office.
A Day at DUHS
Rhythm of the School Day
Every minute at DUHS is planned with purpose — balancing focused study, movement, creativity and rest. Here is how a typical day flows for Classes I–X.
- Assembly, thought-for-the-day & pledge — 8:45 AM
- Four teaching periods with short transition breaks
- Nutrition break & outdoor free play — 11:30 AM
- Activity period (lab / library / sports rotation) — 2:15 PM
- Remedial & homework support before dispersal — 4:10 PM
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 8:20 – 8:45 AM | Arrival & morning line-up |
| 8:45 – 9:05 AM | Assembly & announcements |
| 9:05 – 10:35 AM | Periods 1 & 2 |
| 10:35 – 10:50 AM | Short break |
| 10:50 – 11:30 AM | Period 3 |
| 11:30 – 11:55 AM | Nutrition break & play |
| 11:55 AM – 1:55 PM | Periods 4 – 6 |
| 1:55 – 2:15 PM | Lunch & hydration break |
| 2:15 – 3:45 PM | Activity / lab / sports period |
| 3:45 – 4:10 PM | Homework support & dispersal |
Assessment
How We Measure Growth
Formative Assessment
Classwork, quizzes, projects and participation carry 40% weight — feedback reaches parents every fortnight.
Summative Assessment
Three major exams each year — quarterly, half-yearly and annual — with detailed report card discussions.
Doubt Clinics
Free after-school clinics in Maths & Science for Classes IX–X, plus peer study circles moderated by teachers.
Examinations
System of Examinations
Tentative schedule — two periodic tests and two summative assessments each year.
| Examination | Schedule (Tentative) |
|---|---|
| PT-1 Periodic Test 1 | July |
| S.A-1 Summative Assessment 1 | October |
| PT-2 Periodic Test 2 | January |
| S.A-2 Summative Assessment 2 | March |
Fee Regulations
Fee Regulations
Important deadlines for term fee submissions.
| Term | Payment Schedule |
|---|---|
| I Term | On or before 30 April 2026 |
| II Term | On or before 30 September 2026 |
Parents are requested to pay the term fee on or before the scheduled date.
Code of Conduct
Discipline Policy
Eight simple guidelines that keep our campus safe, respectful and ready for learning.
- 1
Students must be present at the morning assembly on time — latecomers will be admitted only with the permission of the Principal.
- 2
The school uniform must be worn exactly in the pattern prescribed by the school.
- 3
Students shall not offer gifts to the teachers.
- 4
Jewellery, costly pens, watches, mobile phones and other valuables should not be brought to school. The school will not be responsible for their loss.
- 5
Report cards and the school diary must be signed by the parents within three days.
- 6
Immoral behaviour, grave insubordination, contempt of authority and wilful damage to school property can lead to immediate expulsion.
- 7
No student may leave the school premises during school hours without the permission of the Principal.
- 8
Students must show respect to their teachers at all times.
Planner
Academic Calendar 2027–28
| Term | Months | Key Events | Examinations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Term I | June – September | Investiture, Club fair, Maths & Science olympiads, Field trips | Quarterly exams — September 2nd week |
| Term II | October – January | Annual day, Sports meet, Independence & Republic day events, Exhibition | Half-yearly exams — December 1st week |
| Term III | February – April | Farewell, Reading week, Summer camp registrations | Annual exams — March last week |