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CBSE with Applied Inquiry

A CBSE-led school in Sector 145, Noida, where clear teaching, purposeful questions and hands-on application help students learn with clarity, confidence and depth.

Pre-K to Grade 12school plan
CBSE with Applied Inquiryacademic identity
2.2+ lakh sq. ft.covered learning area
25+ labs, studios and activity spaceslearning spaces
30+ sports and gamesmovement & wellness
Sector 145, Noidacampus location
Clarwyn campus and learning spaces

Academic Direction

CBSE with Applied Inquiry, enriched by The Clarwyn Praxis in the foundation stage.

    Quick Enquiry




    The Parent Lens

    One visit. The whole school in view.

    From one focused visit, families can understand Clarwyn’s academics, foundation learning, campus, beyond academics, values, care and admissions journey.

    01

    Academic identity

    CBSE with Applied Inquiry
    Clear teaching, purposeful questions and hands-on application shape learning across the school.

    02

    Teaching method

    The Clarwyn Praxis
    Students understand, question, practise, apply and reflect; the method keeps learning active without losing clarity.

    03

    Campus evidence

    25+ labs, studios and activity spaces
    Learning moves into the Atheneum Library, labs, studios, stages, sports and early-years spaces.

    04

    Beyond Academics

    Move, perform, explore, serve and lead
    Sports, arts, expeditions, service and Houses help students practise confidence and courtesy.

    05

    Daily confidence

    Care systems families can recognise
    Safety, transport, dining, infirmary, access and communication support the school day.

    The Clarwyn Praxis

    Where clarity becomes inquiry, and inquiry becomes application.

    The Praxis is the teaching-learning rhythm that keeps the school day clear, active and purposeful.

    The Clarwyn Praxis classroom rhythm

    A clear method, not a slogan.

    Teachers make goals visible, model expected work, guide practice, check understanding and help students apply learning in real tasks. Students are not only asked to finish work; they are guided to question, practise, improve and explain.

    In simple terms: the Praxis explains how teaching is organised; the Wisdom Compass shapes the habits students practise while learning.

    01

    Understand

    Students first know the learning goal, key idea and standard of successful work.

    02

    Question

    Purposeful questions deepen thinking and prevent passive learning.

    03

    Practise

    Teachers model, guide, correct and support deliberate practice.

    04

    Apply

    Students use learning in labs, libraries, studios, stages, projects and presentations.

    05

    Reflect

    Students review progress, respond to feedback and refine work.

    Academic Direction

    A CBSE-led direction with wider outlook.

    Clarwyn does not present CBSE as textbook coverage alone. The school uses clear teaching, inquiry, labs, library research, creative production, sports and public work to make learning visible.

    CBSE with Applied Inquiry

    Recognised structure, active execution.

    CBSE provides continuity and academic progression. Applied Inquiry helps students read, question, test, create, present and reflect.

    Future Curriculum Note

    Transparent communication.

    Any future international curriculum option will be communicated only after approvals, readiness, resources, fees and timelines are formally confirmed.

    Foundation Years

    Purposeful play, guided by research and space.

    In Pre-Primary and Primary, the Clarwyn Praxis is play-rich, language-rich, teacher-guided, child-active and space-supported.

    Foundation years learning spaces

    Early learning becomes language.

    • Stories, conversation, music, movement and role play.
    • Sensory exploration, art, early numeracy and picture reading.
    • School Play Town, Indoor Soft Play, Splash Pool, Sand Pit, Outdoor Play Park and Atheneum Library.
    Growing years academic learning

    Growing years build independence.

    • Middle School: reading, writing, research, STEM, coding, public speaking and project work.
    • Secondary School: concept clarity, lab work, writing quality, portfolios and examination readiness.
    • Senior progression is communicated according to academic plan and current status.

    Montessori-inspired

    Prepared environments, independence and hands-on practice.

    Reggio Emilia-inspired

    Expression, documentation, projects and visible thinking.

    Froebelian play

    Movement, imagination, songs, blocks, nature and play.

    HighScope active learning

    Plan–Do–Review, choice, reflection and self-management.

    Guided play + scaffolding

    Adult guidance with child agency and purposeful exploration.

    Project inquiry

    Questions, research, making, presenting and reflection.

    Campus Signature

    Spaces that turn learning into work students can show.

    The campus is not presented as a long inventory. It is shown through the kinds of student growth each space makes visible.

    Atheneum Library

    Atheneum Library

    Reading, research, discussion and source-use habits.

    Labs and studios

    Labs & Studios

    Experiments, prototypes, code, data stories and films.

    Aqua 26 and sports

    Aqua 26 + Sports

    Aquatics, movement, focus, wellness and teamwork.

    School Play Town and early years

    Early Years Ecosystem

    Play, language, role play, sensory work and care.

    Forum 208 and arts

    Forum 208 + The Great Hall

    Presentation, theatre, music, debate and public confidence.

    Learning Evidence Map

    A campus planned around visible growth.

    Every major facility cluster answers one parent question: what will my child actually do here, and what will that learning become?

    A question becomes a clear explanation.
    A question becomes a clear explanation.Students learn to ask sharper questions, organise evidence, read carefully, speak with structure and turn discussion into work others can understand.

    Learning Evidence Map

    A question becomes a clear explanation.

    Students learn to ask sharper questions, organise evidence, read carefully, speak with structure and turn discussion into work others can understand.

    AskResearchModelExplainShare
    Spaces involvedAtheneum Library, English Lab, Mathematics Lab, Social Science Lab, Science Labs, Forum 208.
    What parents can noticeReading stamina, research notes, source use, discussion and student display.
    Visible outputParagraph, poster, talk, map, lab note, debate point or short presentation.
    Atheneum LibraryEnglish LabMathematics LabSocial Science LabScience LabsForum 208
    Ideas become working outputs.
    Ideas become working outputs.Students move from textbook understanding to models, code, clean diagrams, prototypes, data stories, pitch decks and short demonstrations.

    Learning Evidence Map

    Ideas become working outputs.

    Students move from textbook understanding to models, code, clean diagrams, prototypes, data stories, pitch decks and short demonstrations.

    DesignCodeBuildTestExplain
    Spaces involvedAI & Robotics, Engineering Lab, Technology Lab, STEM, Computer/Coding, Venture Studio, Multimedia, Photography and Film.
    What parents can noticeChildren are not only using devices; they are making, testing and explaining.
    Visible outputWorking model, robot behaviour, data dashboard, design pitch or filmed explainer.
    AI & RoboticsEngineering LabTechnology LabSTEMComputer/CodingVenture StudioMultimediaPhotography and Film
    Practice becomes presence.
    Practice becomes presence.Students practise technique, revise work, credit collaborators and learn audience courtesy through arts, communication and stage experiences.

    Learning Evidence Map

    Practice becomes presence.

    Students practise technique, revise work, credit collaborators and learn audience courtesy through arts, communication and stage experiences.

    RehearseRefinePerformPublishCredit
    Spaces involvedThe Great Hall, Forum 208, Recording Studio, Music, Piano, Guitar, Art Gallery, pottery, sculpture, digital art, dance.
    What parents can noticeConfidence grows through rehearsal, refinement and public sharing.
    Visible outputRecital, theatre piece, debate, showreel, artwork, exhibition or podcast.
    The Great HallForum 208Recording StudioMusicPianoGuitarArt Gallerypotterysculpturedigital artdance
    Movement builds discipline and confidence.
    Movement builds discipline and confidence.Every child has a route into movement: competitive, recreational, mindful, strategic or skill-based, with practice, feedback and reflection.

    Learning Evidence Map

    Movement builds discipline and confidence.

    Every child has a route into movement: competitive, recreational, mindful, strategic or skill-based, with practice, feedback and reflection.

    TrainFocusCompeteRecoverRespect
    Spaces involvedAqua 26, archery, air-rifle, badminton, squash, table tennis, football, cricket, basketball, tennis, volleyball, athletics, skating, boxing, taekwondo, gym, yoga and games.
    What parents can noticeTechnique, focus, teamwork, match participation and wellness routines.
    Visible outputSkill improvement, match participation, time trial, team role, range discipline or wellness routine.
    Aqua 26archeryair-riflebadmintonsquashtable tennisfootballcricketbasketballtennisvolleyballathleticsskatingboxingtaekwondogymyoga and games
    Purposeful play becomes first independence.
    Purposeful play becomes first independence.Young children grow through safe movement, language-rich role play, sensory exploration, predictable routines and caring adult guidance.

    Learning Evidence Map

    Purposeful play becomes first independence.

    Young children grow through safe movement, language-rich role play, sensory exploration, predictable routines and caring adult guidance.

    PlaySpeakMoveShareBelong
    Spaces involvedDaycare, crèche, thematic classrooms, School Play Town, Indoor Soft Play, Splash Pool, Sand Pit, Outdoor Play Park and play equipment.
    What parents can noticeSpeech confidence, motor coordination, social routines, attention and curiosity.
    Visible outputIndependent routines, early language, purposeful play, curiosity and readiness for formal learning.
    Daycarecrèchethematic classroomsSchool Play TownIndoor Soft PlaySplash PoolSand PitOutdoor Play Park and play equipment

    Beyond Academics

    A wider school life, designed with purpose.

    Beyond Academics extends Applied Inquiry into sport, arts, expeditions, service and leadership, where students train, rehearse, explore, serve and lead with courtesy.

    Move

    Sports & Wellness

    Aquatics, courts, ranges, track, strength, yoga, strategy and wellness routines.

    Perform

    The Arts

    Music, theatre, visual arts, recording, dance, presentations and public showcases.

    Explore

    Expeditions & Exchange

    Outdoor learning, cultural exposure and guided exploration connected to classroom understanding.

    Serve

    Community Service

    Students notice, understand, act, reflect and sustain responsible habits.

    Lead

    Houses & Student Leadership

    Class roles, House teams, event crews, student voice and service leadership.

    Wisdom Compass

    Eight values practised through daily school life.

    The Wisdom Compass turns Clarity to Wisdom into daily habits: how students think, behave, work, lead and contribute.

    The Clarwyn Wisdom Compass
    ClarityThink clearly, ask precise questions and explain ideas in language others can understand.
    CuriosityExplore through reading, research, questions, experiments and deeper enquiry.
    CourageTry challenging work, ask for help, speak respectfully, perform and persevere.
    CourtesyShow respect in speech, conduct, teamwork, corridors, dining, classrooms and audiences.
    IntegrityWork honestly, use sources fairly, play by the rules and make choices that can be trusted.
    CraftsmanshipRevise carefully, attend to detail and present work, performances and projects worth sharing.
    MasteryBuild skill through practice, feedback, reflection and steady improvement.
    StewardshipCare for people, spaces, tools, resources and the wider world through responsible habits.

    Care & Reliability

    The systems families rely on every day.

    A strong school day depends on safe movement, timely communication, health routines, dining, transport and calm access.

    Secure entry

    Arrival, access and visitor routines are handled through appropriate school systems.

    Transport clarity

    Route availability, timing and charges are explained through official channels.

    Infirmary

    Health, first aid and care routines support daily readiness.

    Dining

    Dining routines support dignity, hygiene and social conduct.

    Parent communication

    Families receive updates through appropriate school channels.

    Orientation

    Campus tours and onboarding help families understand the school day.

    Leadership & Trust

    A new school, led with academic seriousness and operational care.

    Clarwyn International School is led by founders and educators who combine clear academic direction with careful daily systems. From teaching quality and future-ready learning to safety, infrastructure and parent communication, every decision is shaped around one promise: what benefits the learner.

    Mr. Shivang Yadav

    Founder & CEO. Leads academic strategy, future readiness and data-informed improvement, with K-12 experience and postgraduate study at Harvard University and the University of Pennsylvania.

    Mr. Gaurang Yadav

    Co-Founder & Managing Director. Strengthens infrastructure, operations, safety systems and lab-based learning, with postgraduate study in education management from the University of Warwick.

    Mrs. Usha Yadav

    Patron. A veteran teacher educator with deep experience in pedagogy, assessment, teacher training and classroom practice.

    Admissions Journey

    From enquiry to onboarding.

    01

    Start an enquiry

    Share parent details, child’s grade, current school and academic question if any.

    02

    Visit the campus

    See learning spaces, early-years zones, labs, library, sports, arts and care systems.

    03

    Complete formalities

    Review documents, interaction or academic review, fee schedule, transport and onboarding steps.

      Register Interest

      Begin the conversation.







      The admissions team will respond with the next step and campus tour options.

      Family Questions

      Answers before the campus visit.

      These answers help families arrive for a campus tour with clarity.

      What is Clarwyn’s current academic direction?

      Clarwyn is positioned as a CBSE-led school with Applied Inquiry. CBSE gives the academic structure; The Clarwyn Praxis gives the daily learning rhythm.

      What does Applied Inquiry mean for my child?

      Learning begins with clear teaching, grows through purposeful questions and becomes meaningful through hands-on application in classrooms, labs, libraries, studios, sports and early-years spaces.

      Can I visit the campus before applying?

      Yes. Families can book a campus tour and speak to admissions about grade availability, academic direction, fees, transport and next steps.

      What facilities will my child actually use?

      Students use age-ready spaces across the campus: the Atheneum Library, labs, studios, early-years zones, sports areas, arts spaces and presentation venues.

      How do I begin admission enquiry?

      Share parent details, child’s grade, current school, preferred visit date and any academic question or curriculum query.

      Visit Clarwyn

      See clarity, inquiry and application in one school day.

      Book a campus tour at A-04, Sector 145, Noida. Speak to admissions about grade availability, academic direction, campus life, fees, transport and next steps.

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