An ABACUS and Vedic Maths based skill programme that builds thinking ability, speed and accuracy. Your own teachers deliver it, inside one regular school period a week, the way NEP 2020 asks.
NEP 2020 asks schools to move past memorisation into skill, foundational numeracy and experiential learning. But many kids still fear maths. Calculation is slow, confidence is low. WINS fills that gap with a two-track skill curriculum built on ABACUS and Vedic Maths, delivered inside your timetable.
Children move up one level per academic year, from the very first abacus bead in Sr. KG to multi-step Vedic shortcuts by Grade 9.
Kids hold the abacus and move beads. That is where numbers stop being symbols on a page. They add, they subtract, they see it before they write it.
The abacus moves from the desk to the head. Kids multiply and divide in their minds, faster than a calculator and more reliable than a guess.
Ancient sutras do the heavy lifting. Long, multi-step calculations collapse into single-line formulas. The hard-looking board paper stops being hard.
No extra hours. No disruption to the board syllabus. One period a week, your own teachers trained by us.
Teacher training, lesson plans, a student kit, examinations, certification and championship entry. All of it.
Calculator-free confidence. Sharper speed, better accuracy, a love for numbers, a real edge in exams, and brain development you can see: focus, logical thinking, creativity, visualisation.
Academic excellence that comes from logical thinking and mathematical fluency. A real differentiator at admissions. Cost effective, because your own in-house teachers deliver it after we train them. Added credibility from certification and recognition.
Our Grade 7 average on the half-yearly maths paper rose by eighteen marks in the second year of WINS, and has held there since. The real change is the children's willingness to work a problem on their own. Dr Meena IyerPrincipal, Vidya International School, Vadodara. Partner since 2019.
Tell us a little about your school. We'll call your coordinator back within one working day with a thirty-minute first call, and, if you'd like, a sample session at your campus before you decide anything.
