When our children begin middle school, we understand the requirements of young adults who are growing and exploring the world. Cygnus supports the budding teenager in them and provides them with the right tools of encouragement.
For a further insight into what it means to be a part of Cygnus World School and more about our approach towards nurturing individuals into the torch bearers of tomorrow:
We encourage our students to specialize in their co-curricular activities and participate in various competitions within and outside of campus.
At the middle school stage of learning, our students are challenged with academic progression that aims to make them aware of their individual analytical skills.
Pick the ideal institution to kick-start your child's academic journey, and witness them thrive in an environment that is designed to be a learning nest away from home.
Along with our students, we also maintain a close-knit relationship with their parents. After all, you are their first teacher!
Here is what the parents of middle school students at Cygnus World School have to say about us:
Spread across 7.3 acres of land, our campus houses a separate middle school infrastructure with its own
designated playground and co-curricular activity areas.
For Green construction and eco-friendly infrastructure of the school.
For availing Green and sustainable practices within the school.
For maintaining clean water, sanitation and hygiene facilities.
Bulletin Board Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS) Program 2026
We are proud to announce that our IBDP Year 1 student, Ansh Agarwal, has been selected for the prestigious Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS) Program 2026 at Yale University, USA.
He has been chosen from over 2,300 students across 135+ countries and will attend the “Innovations in Science & Technology” session from 21 June to 3 July 2026 at Yale University’s campus in new Haven, CT, USA. It is a moment of great pride for the entire Cygnus community and reaffirms our commitment to nurturing globally minded learners.
Cygnus Annual Fest 2025
Cygnus World School hosted its Primary Annual Fest on 12 December, “The 7th Note – Gumshuda”, a soulful thematic performance by the students of Grades 3 to 5. The production explored the values of friendship, respect, unity, and the power of togetherness through a captivating fusion of adorable drama, energetic dances, heart touching renditions by the choir and band.
Weeks of sincere preparation were evident in the students’ impeccable coordination, confident stage presence, and emotional expression. A compelling storyline enriched with meaningful dialogues, light-hearted humour, vibrant choreography, melodious choral renditions, and visually expressive presentations kept the audience engaged throughout. Each segment flowed seamlessly into the next, showcasing not only individual brilliance but also remarkable teamwork. The 7th Note – Gumshuda emerged as a grand celebration of the skills and efforts of the entire team.
Continuing the celebration of creativity, the Secondary Section presented an equally impactful and thought-provoking theatrical concert titled “Raktaakanksha – Dark Desires Bring No Light” on 13th December 2025. Inspired by Shakespeare’s Macbeth, the production delved into themes of unchecked ambition, abuse of power, guilt, and moral decay. It powerfully portrayed the conflict between fate and free will, illustrating how the relentless pursuit of power can lead to destruction and inner turmoil. The performance stood out for its commendable acting, powerful voice-overs, evocative choir performances, and dynamic dance sequences that brought the narrative vividly to life.
The Annual Fest concluded on a deeply moving note, uniting performers and spectators in a shared moment of reflection and celebration. Beyond the applause and appreciation, the experience instilled in students, invaluable lessons of confidence, discipline, empathy, and an understanding of values that extend far beyond the classroom—making the fest truly meaningful and unforgettable
Our building blocks of knowledge cater to the budding requirements of each age-group.
We introduce a STEM-based learning system from middle school, that helps our students perceive learning through their own problem-solving abilities.