The coding journey starts with Scratch Jr. in Grade 1 at St. John's Universal School. As they progress, they are exposed to different programming languages like Python, Java and even Web Development through HTML to upgrade their coding skills. Coding fosters creative thinking and problem-solving skills.
At Universal, every student is exposed to 10 essential life skills for their all-round development. These skills are as critical as academic skills. They empower every student to do better at everything they aim to achieve, from their student life to their adult life.
According to research at the University of Cambridge, children’s financial habits are typically set by age seven. The earlier children are exposed to financial literacy, the sooner they learn to reap its rewards. Inculcating financial literacy in children at a young age helps them become financially responsible adults.
The IBM SkillsBuild program prepares students with 21st-century skills for success in the fast-evolving digital landscape.
The program covers digital skills such as cloud computing, AI, design thinking, cybersecurity, and more. Students can learn through video lectures, reading materials, quizzes, and projects. On successful course completion, they receive a digital badge or certificate.
Universal's Atal Tinkering Lab is a launchpad for students to transform academic and theoretical knowledge into practical applications. Equipped with modern technologies like 3D printers, robotics kits, electronics components, and more, these labs empower students to explore STEM concepts engagingly. Students develop design thinking, critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and communication skills by experimenting, designing, and building real-world projects.