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From the morning flag ceremony to afternoon clubs — the daily rhythm and yearly traditions of Indian International School Benin.
The Daily Rhythm
Morning
The day begins together — flags raised, achievements recognised, the school community in one place.
08:00 – 13:00
CBSE lessons in small classes where every student is known — academics balanced with activity and play.
13:40 – 14:40
Students pick their passions each term: skating, dance, coding, cookery, media, craft, sports.
All year
Indian festivals and Beninese national days observed together — two cultures, one community.
Learning in action
The everyday projects, reading, experiments and performances that shape our students.
What students do: Students work through coding exercises and digital projects in the computer lab — pair-programming, testing and debugging together.
What they learn: Logical thinking, problem-solving and responsible use of technology.
What students do: Language lessons begin in Grade 1 — vocabulary games, songs and conversation practice in French and Hindi.
What they learn: Early fluency and the confidence to communicate in more than one language.
What students do: Weekly reading periods and writing workshops where students draft, illustrate and share their own stories.
What they learn: A reading habit, richer vocabulary and the craft of expressing ideas in writing.
What students do: Outdoor observation sessions — sketching plants, recording what they see and asking questions about the natural world.
What they learn: Careful observation, recording evidence and scientific curiosity.
What students do: Field experiences like the Grade 1 supermarket trip — handling money, reading prices and making choices.
What they learn: Practical maths, independence and seeing classroom lessons at work in daily life.
What students do: Recitation, elocution and stage practice in English, Hindi and French — every child learns to hold an audience.
What they learn: Fluency, memory and the courage to speak to an audience.
Our Traditions
Ceremonies, celebrations and competitions — the shared experiences students remember for life.
House flags and national colours — pride and belonging every week.
Each term, students who shine in academics and character are honoured before the whole school.
Diwali, India's Independence Day on August 15, Benin's Independence Day on August 1 — celebrated side by side.
Creative writing, drawing and games days keep every term lively.
Regular PTMs and open days keep families close to the classroom.
Photos tell part of the story — a campus visit tells the rest. We'd love to welcome your family.
