School Building
The Khaitan World School aims to enhance the traditional “chalk and talk” method of teaching by integrating it with the new age hands on learning and thus creating a smart learning environment. This unique idea has been translated into the architectural language of the facade. The facade symbolises the connection between old and new age learning. The introduction of second skin represents the traditional element that makes its presence felt when accompanied by the contemporary and modern-day elements.
Our campus provides a unique experience to learn, live and play. We see physical space as the third teacher. Our learning spaces have been carefully designed to suit our philosophy of academic mastery and nurture 21st century life skills. Spaces throughout the school are learner centric and naturally lend themselves to curiosity-based learning. Ample green spaces provide perfect balance and harmony, bringing in a sense of calm and positive energy.
Corridors and Central Atrium
Our corridors and central atrium are wide and spacious, armed with meaningful learning resources to promote love for learning…
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Creative Arts Studio
Our Creative Art Studio is an aesthetically designed space to nurture the creative thinking of our learners. It is fully equipped with a variety of materials for learners to explore art using different mediums…
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Dance Studio
Our Dance Studio is designed keeping in mind the different dance techniques, expressions and performance. It is a spacious well lit room equipped with features like mirror wall, a mini….
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Learning Studios
We see physical space as the third teacher. Our learning spaces have been carefully designed to suit our philosophy of academic mastery and nurture 21st century life skills…
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Multi-purpose Hall
We believe staying active throughout the day stimulates the creative parts of the brain. The MPH is a collaborative open space designed for dynamic learning. It will give students the much-needed space to remain active through various activities and programs in informal and structured settings.
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