Founded in 1983, Stepping Stones Senior Secondary School, Chandigarh is an English medium coeducational day school recognised by the Chandigarh administration and is affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi. It imparts schooling from kindergarten through class XII.
The 4 acre school campus hosts classrooms equipped with projectors to provide audio visual support, two well equipped computer labs, a well-stocked library featuring a rich collection of books, journals and newspapers, two multimedia rooms, and art and music rooms.
The school also hosts a spacious playground, a fully equipped gymnasium, and a canteen that provides fresh and homemade eatables and juices.
Affiliated with CBSE, the school imparts education from class I through class XII.
The curriculum is sequenced and developmental, emphasising remediation of the cognitive skills necessary for learning and social development. Students explore the concepts and skills found in most typical elementary, middle and high school programmes.
The whole year is divided into two semesters, each including two class assessments and one pen and paper test.
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The school focuses on all round development by involving students in various co-curricular activities in activity periods twice a week such as yoga, karate, gymnastics, and music.
Being a day school, it does not provide accommodation facility.
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