United World Academy was created in 2016 as part of our commitment to preparing world citizens to solve global problems.
Our vision is to create confident individuals with a strong moral compass, exemplary life skills and clarity regarding their own potential.
UWA believes in enabling ourselves and our children in cultivating essential values that will serve as our compass as we navigate life.
Mr. Vijaykumar envisions a school that prepares children not just in academics but also life skills so children gain hands on practical intelligence.
Mrs. Kavita Sinha’s journey is one that encapsulates passion, perseverance, and an unwavering commitment to transforming education.
The school follows a curriculum framed around the English National Curriculum for students in Early Years.
Our Primary curriculum is a bespoke programme incorporating best practices from a number of respected curricula.
We have developed additional bespoke courses to help prepare students for our ever changing world.
It provides students with a more holistic education that enhances their creativity, critical thinking skills, and social skills.
How we help students choose!
Our Early Years Program is our Flagship Discoverers Program which caters to children of specific age group.
Our Primary Years Program is our flagship program and is called Navigators.
This programme comprises three distinct sections.
Our Main school campus is arranged over a site and comprises exceptional facilities for learning both inside and outside of the classroom.
Our Koramangala Centres is perfectly situated to serve families of the area and is fully equipped, with all the spaces and materials required for our young children.
We have an all-weather play area which is large enough to accommodate 6 a side football as well as many other sports.
For expats joining school, having access to the right information is crucial for a smooth transition.
At UWA, we would like the children to participate and experience the phletora of events as part of the curriculum.
The Secondary School programme comprises three distinct sections.
Middle School follows a curriculum which leads seamlessly into the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus, together with bespoke units of work developed by UWA.
High school students follow externally accredited programmes, with Grades 9 and 10 choosing subjects leading to Cambridge IGCSE examinations, followed by the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for our students in Grades 11 and 12.
