Who teaches your child, and for how long.
Other schools list modules. We list the people who will actually shape your child — because at Sanketana, who teaches matters more than what's on the syllabus. Below, the number we're proudest of: how long their longest student relationships have run.
Shweta Jain
“By the second year, I don't have to guess — I know which mistake means he's tired and which one means he is about to understand something.”
Shweta specialises in C, C++ and Java — the college-foundation work, taken by students heading into a computer science degree or already in one and finding the concepts hard going.
Shikha Sharda
“The culmination is where I find out what I actually taught. Not what I covered — what they kept.”
Shikha teaches across the full arc, from first Scratch projects to Python. Families ask for her by name; her calendar is the busiest in the school, which is exactly why we cap it.
Chhavi Srivastava
“With a beginner the win looks small — the sprite moves because they made it move. I have watched that land a hundred times and it still stops me.”
Chhavi teaches the Foundation Track — Scratch, App Inventor, HTML and CSS, and a child's first Python. The year a beginner ends up with four finished things and the habit of planning before they build.
Premlata Yadav
“A student's project subject is sacred. If they want to build a Minecraft builder in JavaScript, we build a Minecraft builder in JavaScript — the thinking I want to teach fits inside any subject they love.”
Premlata carries the school's deepest teaching load and anchors our Python and AI track — her students' projects appear throughout the Project Index.