WELCOME TO THE REVOLUTION
The traditional system is broken – children spend 20,000+ hours doing what they are told and learning content that they forget soon after the exam.
Next School brings a radically different approach to education, where instead of focusing on irrelevant academics, students take on real world projects and internships based on their own interests.
PROGRAMS
At next, we follow the Big Picture philosophy and methodology and this remains consistent across all our programs. At a minimum, around 50% of the time is spent in the ‘Big Picture mode’. How the balance time is spent is determined by the program and the academic load you choose for your child.
Grade 11
to 12
to 12
Grade 6
to 10
to 10
Nursery
to Grade 5
to Grade 5
Preschool
(Age 1.5 to 3)
(Age 1.5 to 3)
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Increasing Academic Load
Special Needs Program
Special Needs Program
ADMISSIONS OPEN FOR 2025-26
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PHILOSOPHY
Here is a 2 hour video series by our founder explaining our philosophy in detail.
WE ARE INDIA’S FIRST BIG PICTURE SCHOOL
Big Picture is a revolutionary educational framework that has received widespread acclaim from world leaders and experts alike. It puts students at the centre of their own learning by personalising each child’s education. It focuses on real world learning and helps children develop 21st century skills like creativity, collaboration, communication, planning and goal setting. It’s considered by many to be the best educational system in the world.
SCHOOL DESIGN
Explore our incredible school campus in Mulund. Our architects have purpose designed the school for the Big Picture model to create stunning learning spaces.
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“We’ll follow the example of places like the Met Center in Rhode Island (first Big Picture school) that give students that individual attention, while also preparing them through real-world, hands-on training for the possibility of succeeding in a career”
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In 2001, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation announced that the Met (first Big Picture school) was its favorite high school in America, and that the U.S. needed more schools like it, providing Big Picture Learning with two large grants to replicate its design nationwide.
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"Big Picture Learning has redefined — indeed, revolutionized schooling. By bringing students and their interests to the forefront, it is a model of student-centered learning, which is key to intrinsically motivating students”
Harvard Business School Professor and Author of 'Disrupting Class'
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“Big Picture is the ‘iPhone’ of education to the ‘walkman’ of old. I’d be proud and eager to send my own kids to a Big Picture school"
Billionaire entrepreneur, fashion designer and philanthropist
