Oxford | Happy Nest | Class 1 | Semester 1 |

Happy Nest—An Integrated Semester Course for classes LKG to 5 comprises a set of 14 books (two for each class and one per semester) with the core subjects—English, Mathematics, EVS/Science, Social Studies, and General Knowledge.Happy Nest—An Integrated Semester Course for classes LKG to 5 comprises a set of 14 books (two for each class and one per semester) with the core subjects—English, Mathematics, EVS/Science, Social Studies, and General Knowledge. The content is well-graded and level-specific, thereby ensuring that the learning outcomes are imbibed in a progressive manner. It broadly conforms to the major recommendations of the National Education Policy (NEP, 2020).

At the pre-primary level, the course provides a curriculum that is comprehensive with content related to key learning domains—Art and Craft, Rhymes and Stories, in addition to the core subjects. The key features of the course have been designed primarily to make learning a joyful experience, while providing opportunities for achieving the desired learning outcomes in a manner recommended by the NEP. The holistic and integrated approach of the course aims for an overall development of the students’ literacy, numeracy, communication and cognitive skills, thereby promoting creative expressions and aesthetic growth.

Based on the National Education Policy 2020 recommendations, with a focus on individual competencies rather than grades Chapter-end Assessment Portfolio with skill indicators and competency levels to assess learner progress Lessons reduced to the core concepts, giving ample opportunity for innovative teaching approaches 'Aptitude Time' worksheets that assess 3 levels of difficulty—easy, medium, and difficult 21st century life skills – covering learning skills, life skills and literacy skills – included to promote holistic development 'Fun with Theatre' and 'Fun with Visual Arts' activity pages enabling art integration Respect for diversity and local culture: 'I Know My India' sections, selections based on local context, and activities on Indian toys and handicrafts