The students can choose the college preparatory curriculum from CBSE, Cambridge and IB. The programme focuses on college placement regardless of the curriculum the students opt. They study in an environment that is more in line with the college than in High School. Students are taught soft skills, communication skills (verbal & written) and experiential learning of working in organisations.

This work study program prepares the students to become professionals and experienced employees as they enter the world of work. Right from handling the front office challenges, orienting parents, peer teaching, maintaining discipline in the dining hall to managing inventory in the school stores allow them to learn social behaviour, analytical, personal and professional skills to effectively navigate and manage a range of situations that they may encounter in life and be productive during their free time.

The career counselor provides guidance on how to link student’s strengths or circumvent their weaknesses to match their career goals. The students gather additional information about available college courses from the colleges & universities across the world that visit the school periodically.

Passing successfully certain diploma courses such as AICE offered at Treamis can help students get placed comfortably in their college of choice.

The Student Council at Treamis stands as a genuine representation of the diverse voices within our school community. This student-led organization plays a vital role in supporting school administrators by incorporating the perspectives and feelings of the entire student body into decision-making processes.

Our systematic election process is designed to empower students, teaching them the principles of democratic representation and active participation. From the initial nomination phase to governance, students engage in hands-on experiences that illustrate how a democratic system operates, fostering a deep understanding of civic responsibility.

Elections are conducted using a voting website developed by our very own learners. This innovative platform ensures a smooth, efficient, and transparent process, encouraging full participation from all students.

The Student Council elections present an invaluable opportunity for students to exercise their leadership skills and take initiative. Candidates are encouraged to gather diverse perspectives, ensuring that the council truly reflects the student voice. Once elected, council members play a pivotal role in organizing a multitude of events on campus, making their impact felt throughout the school community.

With a view to foster leadership skills, self-confidence and greater understanding of the complexities of the world around us whilst gaining an insight into foreign cultures and various cultures in different parts of India, Treamis has implemented national and International student exchange programs in collaboration with a number of schools in the Asian continent as well as the US.

With this program, the students gain experience in building new friendships, respecting differences and tolerating the beliefs of others.

While exploring and learning about the lives of others, they discover new aspects of yourself.

Some of the school intending to participate in this program are Nanuri International School, Philippines; Townshend International School, Czech Republic, Aoba; Japan International School, Tokyo; St. Paul preparatory school – USA, Furen International School, Singapore; Lale Youth International School, Maldives.

Treamisians are empathetic social contributors working together towards touching lives through continuous actions driven by the sense of belongingness. Serving the community once a while is not

the objective. Rather, the urge of giving back to the community where they belong, comes from their beliefs, values and empathy.

Friday afternoons transform into an exhilarating showcase of athleticism and camaraderie, as our school dedicates the day to intramural activities. These events are more than just games; they are a celebration of recreation, healthy competition, and community spirit.

Intramurals are designed with a focus on building physical fitness while creating a positive learning environment. They offer learners with opportunities to engage in various sports, fostering athletic skills, essential values such as sportsmanship and teamwork. The beauty of ‘intramurals’ lies in its inclusivity. Every learner has the chance to participate, making it a truly democratic platform where everyone can shine. Each participant, regardless of their skill level, finds a welcoming space to compete and grow.

Run by learners, intramurals pave the way for student leadership and empowerment. Organising and participating in these events creates a sense of responsibility and encourages collaboration among peers.

Treamisians are empathetic social contributors working together towards touching lives through continuous actions driven by the sense of belongingness. Serving the community

once a while is not the objective. Rather, the urge of giving back to the community where they belong, comes from their beliefs, values and empathy.

Intramural activities are conducted regularly on various curricular and non-curricular areas. In addition to helping the students become

competitive, the activities give them an identity and sense of pride in a supportive environment.

Student Council is a true representation of all voices of Treamis. It is a student-based organization to aid the school administrators in their decision and policy-making by taking into consideration the feelings and views of the student body. Student council elections are systematically organized to help students learn and exercise the skills of democratic representation and participation.

Students learn hands-on how the democratic system works – from nominations to governance. The elections are held with the aid of a voting website designed by our own students which facilitates a 100% smooth, efficient and transparent election process.

Intramural activities are conducted regularly on various curricular and non-curricular areas. In addition to helping the students become

competitive, the activities give them an identity and sense of pride in a supportive environment.