Vega Schools

Vega Schools is a co-educational, private school in Gurgaon,[1] Haryana state, India. The medium of instruction is in English and the CBSE & CCE (Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation) core curriculum. Vega is a member of the Global Alliance group of international schools, also with ties to the Harvard Graduate School of Education to set up a research program to explore the various aspects.[2]

Vega Schools
Location
Sector 48, Gurgaon – 122018
Haryana,

India
Coordinates28.410766°N 77.038010°E / 28.410766; 77.038010
Information
School typePrivate
MottoDiscover the star within
Established2012
School districtGurgaon district
GradesKG-12
Websitevega.edu.in

Academic

Academic facilities includes classrooms and laboratories which are equipped with interactive whiteboards, projection screens to integrate Information Communication Technology (ICT) and multi-purpose air conditioned indoor sports hall for badminton, basketball, skating, gymnastics, aerobics and yoga. Vega School uses Problem Based Learning, to empower our learners with life skills that will stay relevant, whatever the future may hold.

The vision is to reimagine education and to create best schools that will serve as ‘agents of change’, where learning is an engaged, innovative and collaborative process, built on a deep value-based foundation, where your child understands, explores, defines and achieves the greatest potential and becomes not just a successful global citizen for the 21st century but an admirable human being for all ages.

Campus and infrastructure

Vega School has centralized PM10 and PM2.5 air purification system and school environment is air pollution free.[3]

Spatial and neuroscientific research has shown that open spaces learning classrooms naturally increase attention, focus, and curiosity in the brain, which is why the best companies in the world have made the shift towards open and collaborative workspaces.

Vega School has replaced traditional classrooms with open learning spaces classrooms, individual quiet zones, large spaces for immersive learning and small hubs for individual assistance. These architectural innovations not only create an optimal learning environment and enable ‘real-life learning’ but also help our learners actively imbibe life skills and facilitates empathy, collaboration, enquiry, confidence, imagination, and creativity. They also help minimise negative behaviour such as bullying.

Events

School has organized second edition of Children's Literature Festival (GCLF 2018) among children and parents, from 20 to 21 January 2018.[4] Literature festival had sessions of storytelling and interactive workshops and drew the attention of over 3,000 parents and children. Parents and children also explored a collection of books from national and international publishers.[5]

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