Curriculum
Every level has dedicated teachers for Boli, Virsa, and Gurmat Sangeet. Curriculum is set by our subject leads and assessed quarterly.
Track A
The language
Punjabi as a living, daily language. Students learn to read and write Gurmukhi, build a working vocabulary, and engage with stories, poems, and the literature that has shaped Sikh thought.
Track B
The heritage
Sikh history, Gurbani, and the values that shape a Sikh life. Lessons connect the lives of the Gurus and the principles of Sikhi to the everyday decisions students will make.
Track C
The sacred music
The music of the Gurus. Students choose one of two paths and learn the raags, taals, and shabads that have carried Sikh devotion for centuries.
Vocal kirtan training paired with one of the traditional stringed instruments:
Foundational rhythm training — taals, bols, and accompaniment for kirtan ensembles.
By level
Songs, stories, simple Gurmukhi sounds, and first introductions to the Gurus. Joy is the curriculum.
Reading and writing Gurmukhi, basic Punjabi conversation, foundational Sikh history, simple Shabad and Ardas.
Fluent reading, structured composition, deeper study of the Gurus' lives, kirtan participation, introduction to Gurbani vichaar.
Punjabi literature, advanced Gurbani study, Sikh philosophy, contemporary issues, and preparation for leadership in Divan.
Older students serve as classroom helpers and junior teachers, putting the principle of Seva into daily practice.
Students are assessed quarterly across both tracks. Families receive updates so progress is visible, and teachers adjust pace and approach where needed. The point is not the grade — it's making sure no child gets left behind.
