Academic wings · Classes VI – VIII
Creators, thinkers and analysts in the making.
Classes VI to VIII are the years when students grow towards adolescence and independent learning. We make that journey engaging, enjoyable and rooted in real application.
Middle Section · Mayoor School Siliguri
The Middle Section of Mayoor School Siliguri, comprising Classes VI to VIII, is a significant stage where students gradually transition towards adolescence and independent learning. Our approach focuses on making learning engaging, enjoyable and application-oriented, nurturing students as creators, thinkers and analysts.
Through activities such as scavenger hunts, field trips, Mathematics and Science Lab experiments, students are encouraged to explore, question, analyse and apply concepts. Resources like Oxford Language and First in Maths further strengthen their conceptual understanding and skills.
We provide opportunities to showcase their abilities through various intra-school and inter-school competitions, including project-making, PPT presentations, Spellathon, spelling contests, creative writing and public speaking.
At this stage, our emphasis is on developing creativity, critical thinking, communication and problem-solving skills. We believe that a strong Middle Section foundation prepares students to confidently meet the academic challenges of the Secondary and Senior Secondary stages and beyond.
Parents often notice their child changing quickly between Class VI and Class VIII: wanting more independence, forming stronger opinions and comparing themselves with friends. The Middle Section is designed with this in mind. Students are given real responsibility — leading a group project, presenting to the class, representing their house — while teachers stay close enough to guide, encourage and step in when needed.
Teaching and learning
Middle-school students want to know why something matters. Lessons therefore connect each concept to an experiment, a problem, a project or a real place.
Regular lab sessions let students test ideas for themselves: building models, measuring, observing and recording results. Hands-on work in the labs turns formulas and definitions into something students have seen working with their own eyes.
Scavenger hunts send students looking for clues that apply what they have learnt, while field trips and industry visits show how science, geography and economics work outside school. Both build teamwork and curiosity.
Oxford Language resources strengthen reading, grammar and writing, and First in Maths offers practice that builds speed, accuracy and confidence with number. Together they reinforce conceptual understanding beyond the textbook.
Intra-school and inter-school competitions — project-making, PPT presentations, Spellathon, spelling contests, creative writing and public speaking — give students a stage to share their work and learn to handle feedback.
Students take part in STEAM and robotics activities, design-and-build challenges such as paper bridges, and simple coding. These experiences encourage them to plan, test, fail safely and improve — the habits of real problem-solvers.
Adolescence brings new questions and feelings. Class teachers, counselling and wellness support, sport, yoga and the arts help students manage friendships, stress and screen habits while building self-discipline.
From our gallery
Photographs of learning, play and celebration taken across the Mayoor School Siliguri campus.
For parents
Students in Classes VI to VIII manage a wider timetable, more subjects and longer projects. Teachers gradually expect them to plan their work, meet deadlines and ask for help when they need it.
Learning is checked through class work, projects, presentations, lab work and periodic tests, in line with CBSE practice. Feedback shows students what to improve, which matters as much as the marks.
Parents follow progress through the school’s parent portal, available from the Parent Login button on this website, and through parent-teacher meetings. Share any concern early so the school can help.
Day boarding (3:00–6:00 PM) adds lunch, supervised prep, coached sport and snacks. Full boarding offers separate residences for boys and girls with structured evening study from 7:00 PM and resident staff.
The campus has controlled access, CCTV, trained guards and a medical infirmary, with counselling and wellness support for students. School buses run with GPS tracking, CCTV and trained attendants.
At home
New students join Classes VI to VIII subject to available seats, usually at about eleven to thirteen years of age. Bring the latest marksheet and a transfer certificate; an age-appropriate interaction helps with class placement. If your child is moving from a state board or ICSE school, share the subjects studied so the school can advise on any bridging support.
Mayoor School Siliguri’s published fee structure lists a monthly school fee of ₹12,250 for Classes VI to VIII, with one-time registration (₹5,000) and admission (₹60,000) fees and a refundable ₹20,000 security deposit. Day boarding is ₹5,200 a month, and the published yearly boarding total for Classes VI to VIII is ₹4,87,000.
Full fee structureThe next stage
Students leave Class VIII with stronger habits of independent study, sharper reasoning and the confidence to present their ideas. In the Secondary Section, Classes IX and X, that foundation supports CBSE board examination preparation and informed choices about the future.
Parent questions
The Middle Section at Mayoor School Siliguri covers Classes VI, VII and VIII, for students usually aged about eleven to thirteen. It follows the Primary Section and prepares students for the Secondary Section.
Mayoor School Siliguri teaches its Middle Section through engaging, application-oriented learning: Mathematics and Science Lab experiments, scavenger hunts, field trips and projects, supported by Oxford Language and First in Maths resources.
Middle Section students at Mayoor School Siliguri take part in intra-school and inter-school competitions, including project-making, PPT presentations, Spellathon, spelling contests, creative writing and public speaking.
Yes. Field trips, industry visits and scavenger hunts are part of learning in Mayoor School Siliguri’s Middle Section. They help students apply science, geography and mathematics outside the classroom and build teamwork and curiosity.
Yes, subject to available seats. Mayoor School Siliguri is a CBSE school; families moving from a state board or ICSE should share the subjects studied so far so the school can advise on any bridging support.
Class-wise admission eligibilityMayoor School Siliguri’s published fee structure lists a monthly school fee of ₹12,250 for Classes VI to VIII, plus one-time registration and admission fees. The published yearly boarding total for these classes is ₹4,87,000.
See the full fee structureYes. Mayoor School Siliguri offers full boarding for Classes III to X in separate residences for boys and girls, with supervised evening study, plus day boarding from 3:00 to 6:00 PM.
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