"We take our CBSE results seriously — but we also watch how a child behaves on the playground, how they treat a classmate who's struggling, and whether they speak up with confidence."
I studied sociology before I studied how to teach. That shapes how I see every child who walks through our gates — not just as a student, but as part of a family, and that family as part of a community we all share.
That's the lens I bring to Pearl Infinity every day.
Here's what it means in practice. We take our CBSE results seriously — but we also watch how a child behaves on the playground, how they treat a classmate who's struggling, whether they can look a stranger in the eye and speak up in English with confidence. None of that shows up on a report card, but it decides how far a child goes.
I meet parents every day — some worried about a fee date, some about whether their child is making friends, some just wanting to know their child is safe. I take all of it seriously, and I make sure our teachers do too.
If you ever have a concern, don't wait for a PTM. Walk into my office between 3 and 5 pm, any working day. I'll be there.
With warm regards,
Jomy K. A.
Principal