Faculty at Heritage Academy

Teachers Who Guide, Challenge, Encourage and Inspire.

Heritage Academy’s faculty supports students from Montessori and Primary School through Middle, Secondary and Senior Secondary education. Teachers combine subject knowledge with mentoring, assessment, activities, student wellbeing and the confidence-building experiences that shape a child’s wider school journey.

Experienced Educators Subject Expertise Student Mentoring CBSE Professional Development Learning Beyond Textbooks
Dr Anuranjani Agarwal, Principal of Heritage Academy Modinagar
Academic Leadership
Principal • Heritage Academy

Dr. Anuranjani Agarwal

M.Sc. • B.Ed. • Ph.D.

Heritage Academy’s academic direction is led by Principal Dr. Anuranjani Agarwal, working with coordinators, senior teachers and faculty teams across the different stages of school.

The role of academic leadership extends beyond administration. It connects teaching standards, student discipline, assessment, co-curricular development, teacher coordination and the educational culture experienced by students every day.

Principal Senior Secondary School Academic Leadership Student Development
The People Behind Learning

Strong Schools Are Built by Teachers Who Know Their Students

Heritage Academy’s teaching culture combines experience with conceptual understanding, individual attention, participation, values and the confidence to ask questions.

Faculty profiles collected by the school represent experience across Early Childhood Education, Languages, Mathematics, Commerce, Arts, examination planning, academic coordination and student mentoring.

Several educators have spent more than a decade at Heritage Academy, while some have been associated with the institution since its earliest years. This continuity contributes to institutional knowledge and a consistent learning culture.

Academic achievement begins with meaningful teaching.

Across submitted faculty profiles, educators repeatedly describe teaching that goes beyond memorisation. Activities, discussion, practical examples, visual resources, technology, projects, differentiated instruction and questioning all form part of the learning process.

“Education is excellent when it gives confidence and encourages children to understand rather than simply memorise.”
Our Teaching Culture

Four Ideas That Shape Teaching at Heritage

01

Understand, Don’t Just Memorise

Teachers emphasise conceptual understanding, questions, problem solving and practical examples.

02

Recognise Individual Learners

Different learning speeds are addressed through additional guidance and differentiated support.

03

Build Confidence

Classroom participation, competitions, activities and public expression help students develop confidence.

04

Teach Character Alongside Content

Discipline, responsibility, empathy, teamwork and respect remain part of the educational process.

Teaching Across the School Journey

Faculty Support from Early Years to Class XII

Teaching changes as children grow. Heritage Academy’s academic structure allows families to explore each major stage separately.

Foundational Learning

Montessori & Early Years

Language, numeracy, activity-based learning, storytelling, creativity and age-appropriate child development.

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Classes I–V

Primary School

Concept formation, language development, creativity, participation and gradually increasing independence.

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Classes VI–VIII

Middle School

Stronger subject foundations, analytical thinking, communication and preparation for increasingly specialised learning.

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Classes IX–X

Secondary School

Competency-based learning, board preparation, analytical thinking, assessment and subject consolidation.

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Classes XI–XII

Senior Secondary

Greater subject depth, independent learning, assessment discipline and preparation for higher education.

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Academic Method

Teaching & Learning

Conceptual understanding, assessment, practical application, differentiated support and progressively independent learning.

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Meet Members of Our Faculty

Experience Across Subjects and School Stages

The educators below represent different sections, subjects and academic responsibilities within Heritage Academy. Experience and role information is based on faculty profiles supplied to the school.

Mrs Anjali Gupta, Sanskrit and Hindi teacher at Heritage Academy
TGT • Sanskrit & Hindi

Mrs. Anjali Gupta

Heritage Academy since 2009 • 24 years’ professional experience

A long-serving Heritage educator involved in Sanskrit and Hindi teaching, language pedagogy and academic preparation.

Sanskrit Hindi Grammar Board Preparation
Senior Wing Teachers →
Mr Nitish Kumar Sharma, Mathematics teacher at Heritage Academy
PGT • Mathematics

Mr. Nitish Kumar Sharma

Heritage Academy since 2016 • 18 years’ experience

Mathematics educator working with problem solving, assessment planning, competency-based questions and board-examination preparation.

Mathematics Assessment Problem Solving
Senior Wing Teachers →
Mr Manish Kumar Rana, Mathematics teacher at Heritage Academy
PGT • Mathematics

Mr. Manish Kumar Rana

Heritage Academy since 2015 • 20 years’ experience

Mathematics educator teaching senior classes with emphasis on problem solving, differentiated instruction and academic progress.

Mathematics Senior Secondary Problem Solving
Senior Wing Teachers →
Mr Manoj Kumar Bhargave, Commerce teacher at Heritage Academy
PGT • Commerce

Mr. Manoj Kumar Bhargave

Heritage Academy since 2015 • 21 years’ experience

Senior Secondary educator teaching Accountancy and Business Studies while contributing to student mentoring.

Accountancy Business Studies Commerce
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Ms Lalita Tyagi, Hindi teacher at Heritage Academy
TGT • Hindi

Ms. Lalita Tyagi

Heritage Academy since 2013 • 20 years’ experience

Hindi educator involved with Classes IX and X as well as activities, discipline, assemblies and student development.

Hindi Activities Student Development
Senior Wing Teachers →
Mrs Anjali Sharma, Primary Hindi teacher at Heritage Academy
Primary Teacher • Hindi

Mrs. Anjali Sharma

Heritage Academy since 2015 • 15 years’ experience

Primary-stage Hindi educator focusing on meaningful understanding, classroom participation and individual support.

Hindi Primary Education Activities
Primary Wing Teachers →
Ms Pooja Pathak, Art and Activity teacher at Heritage Academy
TGT • Art & Activity Incharge

Ms. Pooja Pathak

Heritage Academy since 2012 • 17 years’ experience

Art educator contributing to drawing, painting, craft, exhibitions, cultural programmes and creative projects.

Art Craft Creative Learning
Arts & Culture →
Mrs Moni Jawla, Art teacher at Heritage Academy
Art Teacher

Mrs. Moni Jawla

Heritage Academy since 2015 • 11 years’ experience

Art and Craft educator working with Primary students to develop creativity, artistic confidence and self-expression.

Art & Craft Painting Drawing
Primary Wing Teachers →
Mrs Ujjwala Jain, Montessori teacher at Heritage Academy
PRT • Montessori

Mrs. Ujjwala Jain

Heritage Academy since 2011 • 15 years’ experience

Montessori educator using games, storytelling, role play, hands-on activities and visual learning with young children.

Montessori Activity Learning Child Development
Montessori Teachers →
Mrs Shweta Goel, Montessori Academic Coordinator at Heritage Academy
Academic Coordinator • Montessori Wing

Mrs. Shweta Goel

Heritage Academy since 2010 • 22+ years’ experience

An experienced educator associated with Heritage Academy’s Montessori section and its academic coordination for many years.

Early Years Academic Coordination Montessori
Montessori Teachers →
Ms Nidhi Sharma, Coordinator and teacher at Heritage Academy
Coordinator • Primary Wing & PGT

Ms. Nidhi Sharma

Heritage Academy since 2011 • 21 years’ experience

An experienced teacher and coordinator who has contributed across academic stages and to the development of Humanities education at Heritage Academy.

Academic Coordination Primary Humanities
Primary Wing Teachers →
Ms Rachna Tyagi, Senior Coordinator and educator at Heritage Academy
Senior Coordinator • Teacher & Counsellor

Ms. Rachna Tyagi

Heritage Academy since 2009 • 20 years’ experience

A long-serving educator contributing to academic coordination, student counselling, discipline, events and school-wide student responsibilities.

Coordination Counselling Student Wellbeing
Senior Wing Teachers →
Heritage Academy faculty members together on Teachers Day 2026
Members of the Heritage Academy teaching team during Teachers’ Day 2026.
In Their Own Philosophy

What Excellent Education Means to Heritage Educators

Teachers working with different subjects and age groups repeatedly connect strong academics with confidence, values, understanding and lifelong learning.

“Excellent education goes beyond textbook learning to build strong problem-solving skills and critical thinking.”
Mr. Nitish Kumar Sharma • Mathematics
“Excellent education is about nurturing the whole child, not just achieving good grades.”
Mrs. Ujjwala Jain • Montessori
“Education should teach good values along with school subjects and help students become smart, honest and kind human beings.”
Mrs. Anjali Gupta • Sanskrit & Hindi
Experience & Continuity

Educators Who Have Grown With Heritage Academy

Several senior educators have remained associated with Heritage Academy for more than a decade.

Long-serving teachers contribute institutional memory and have watched students move through different stages of the school, including the transition into Classes X and XII.

This continuity is particularly important to Heritage Academy’s educational story: strong Board outcomes are treated as the culmination of years of learning rather than a process that begins only in examination classes.

2009 Mrs. Anjali Gupta and Ms. Rachna Tyagi report associations with Heritage Academy dating to its opening year.
2010–11 Mrs. Shweta Goel, Mrs. Ujjwala Jain and Ms. Nidhi Sharma became part of the school during its early years.
2012–13 Mrs. Kamini Mehra, Ms. Pooja Pathak and Ms. Lalita Tyagi joined during this phase of institutional growth.
2015–16 Several additional senior teachers joined and remain part of Heritage Academy’s academic team.
Teacher Development

Teachers Continue Learning Too

Submitted faculty profiles record participation in CBSE workshops and professional-development programmes covering classroom practice, assessment, values, leadership and student wellbeing.

CBSE Capacity Building

Senior educators report participating in CBSE workshops and capacity-building programmes relevant to their responsibilities.

Classroom Practice

Areas represented in faculty development include classroom management, activity-based learning, assessment and differentiated teaching.

Values & Student Wellbeing

Professional development also includes value education, child safety, student-centred learning and related responsibilities.

Supporting Every Learner

Different Children Need Different Ways to Learn

Individual support is one of the recurring themes across the teacher questionnaires.

Step-by-Step Support

Teachers describe breaking difficult concepts into smaller steps, providing additional practice and adapting explanations for students who require more time.

Challenge for Faster Learners

Students ready to progress further may receive additional reading, advanced questions, creative work or leadership opportunities.

Visual & Activity-Based Learning

Visual aids, games, experiments, projects, digital resources and practical examples provide multiple ways to understand concepts.

Confidence Before Comparison

Several faculty responses emphasise recognising individual progress and helping students participate without fear of mistakes.

The children performed with so much confidence and joy, which clearly showed the hard work put in by the teachers.
Parent feedback shared with Heritage Academy
Frequently Asked Questions

Faculty at Heritage Academy

Who is the Principal of Heritage Academy?

Heritage Academy is led by Principal Dr. Anuranjani Agarwal, whose qualifications listed in the school’s disclosure records include M.Sc., B.Ed. and Ph.D.

What teaching approach does Heritage Academy follow?

Faculty profiles describe teaching that combines conceptual understanding, questioning, activity-based learning, practical examples, technology, individual support and stage-appropriate academic preparation.

Does Heritage Academy have experienced teachers?

Yes. Submitted faculty profiles include educators with approximately 11 to more than 20 years of professional experience, including several who have worked at Heritage Academy for more than a decade.

Are there teachers who have been at Heritage Academy since its early years?

Yes. Submitted profiles include educators associated with Heritage Academy since 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and the years immediately following.

How does Heritage Academy support students who learn at different speeds?

Teachers report using individual guidance, additional practice, visual aids, differentiated instruction and varied activities according to student needs.

Do Heritage Academy teachers receive professional development?

Submitted faculty profiles record participation in CBSE workshops and professional-development programmes involving classroom management, activity-based learning, assessment, values, leadership and student wellbeing.

Does the faculty focus only on academic marks?

No. Faculty responses repeatedly connect academics with confidence, creativity, discipline, values, student wellbeing and broader holistic development.

Can parents explore Heritage Academy teachers by school wing?

Yes. The faculty section is structured into Senior Wing, Middle Wing, Primary Wing and Montessori teacher pages so families can understand the educators working across different stages of the school.

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