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Effective Handwriting Curriculum for Schools | NCF 2023 Aligned Writewiz

This page is designed for schools seeking a Writewiz school partnership or handwriting improvement programme for the 2026–27 academic year.

NCF 2023 & NEP 2020 aligned handwriting and written presentation programme for Classes 1–10

Writewiz is a handwriting curriculum for schools that fits into your timetable, trains your teachers, and helps your students write with confidence, legibility and speed.

• More than 3,50,000 students, 35,000 teachers and 400 schools have strengthened handwriting with Writewiz.
• Built around the 5+3+3+4 structure of NCF 2023 and the vision of NEP 2020.
• Designed for schools only – not a tuition class or summer camp.

📩 Short on time?

Use the form below to book a 15-minute NCF 2023 handwriting briefing for your school. Our team will study your timetable and suggest a school-specific plan for Academic Year 2026–27.

Book a 15-minute NCF 2023 handwriting briefing

Why handwriting still decides marks

Across subjects, your students are judged by what appears on paper:

• Can the teacher read the answers quickly?
• Does the layout guide the eye to headings, steps and key points?
• Can the child finish the paper within time?

Yet there is no formal training on handwriting instruction in B.Ed or M.Ed programmes. Each teacher relies on their own school experience. Methods vary from class to class, and students receive mixed messages.

Writewiz fills this gap. We give your school:

• A structured handwriting curriculum across classes
• A shared method for all teachers
• Ongoing academic support through classroom visits and reports

So handwriting moves from being an individual teacher’s habit to a planned, school-wide strength.

Where NEP 2020 & NCF 2023 meet Writewiz

NEP 2020 and NCF 2023 treat writing as part of a child’s core communication capacity – listening, speaking, reading and writing – across the 5+3+3+4 structure. They call for:

• Strong Foundational Stage (3–8 years) work on fine-motor skills, pre-writing and early letters
• Clear growth in legibility and written expression through Preparatory and Middle Stages
• Evidence of progress through portfolios and Holistic Progress Cards
• Less mindless copying, more meaningful written work linked to real learning

Long before these documents were drafted, Writewiz was already working in this direction. For over two decades, our curriculum and training have focused on grip, posture, motor control, legibility, speed and exam presentation as a connected journey from early years to board classes.

For your school, this means:

When you adopt Writewiz, you gain a ready-made pathway to meet NEP 2020 and NCF 2023 expectations in handwriting and written presentation.

How Writewiz maps to the 5+3+3+4 structure

We map our modules to NCF’s four stages:

Foundational Stage (Nursery–Class 2)

• Grip, posture, paper position, gross and fine-motor control
• Pattern work leading to letters and numbers
• Four-line to two-line to single-line writing
• Short, meaningful words and phrases

Preparatory Stage (Classes 3–5)

• Fluent sentences and short paragraphs
• Better spacing, baseline control and balance on the page
• Simple diagrams and basic maths layouts
• Growing stamina for 15–20 minutes of writing

Middle Stage (Classes 6–8)

• Long answers with headings and subheadings
• Diagrams, labelled parts, maps and charts
• Maths and science layouts, stepwise working
• Note-making that is easy to revise

Secondary Stage (Classes 9–10)

• Speed writing without collapse of legibility
• Answer-sheet planning and sectioning
• Clear layouts for long theory answers
• Presenting theorems, proofs and equations in an examiner-friendly manner

Students experience a continuous journey from first strokes to board-exam presentation, rather than disconnected efforts year by year.

Why leading schools choose a handwriting curriculum for schools like Writewiz?

Why a handwriting curriculum for schools is different from copywriting books?

Schools across India choose Writewiz because the programme fits real timetables and gives teachers a clear method for teaching handwriting.

• Research-based curriculum – built on grapho-motor and visual-motor skill development, not just copywriting.
• Teacher empowerment – your teachers learn to teach handwriting step by step, instead of relying on homework drills alone.
• Visible improvement – clearer, more legible work within the first few months and stronger exam-writing habits by the end of the year.
• Sustained support – planned classroom visits, book reviews and progress audits for each participating class.
• NCF & NEP alignment – content and training mapped to the 5+3+3+4 structure and the Holistic Progress Card approach.

How the Writewiz partnership works

Writewiz runs like any other academic programme. We plan with you, train your teachers and stay present through the year.

1. Plan

• Align with your academic calendar
• Decide which classes to include (often KG–8, with options up to Class 10)
• Prepare an implementation schedule with period allocation and visit plans

2. Train

• Onsite and/or virtual workshops for all Writewiz teachers
• Clear training on posture, grip, letter formation, spacing, presentation and correction methods
• Refresher training for existing teachers and induction for new staff

3. Implement and review

• Weekly lessons using Writewiz student modules
• Classroom visits by Writewiz Academic Advisers
• Book reviews and implementation audits
• Periodic school reports with photos, handwriting samples and renewal insights

Your school receives a documented picture of where each class stands and how implementation is progressing.

What your school gains

A Writewiz partnership is designed to strengthen both student writing and teacher capability.

• Better handwriting – students write more neatly, with consistent spacing and clear letter formation.
• Improved exam presentation – headings, margins and logical layout make answers easier to read and mark.
• Teacher development – staff gain a practical academic skill and a shared method to improve written work in all subjects.
• Parental trust – parents see change in notebooks and answer sheets, which builds goodwill towards your school.
• Academic edge – calmer classrooms during written work, stronger motivation to write and clearer answer scripts in high-stakes exams.

What your school receives in a Writewiz year

Each Writewiz partnership includes a defined set of materials, training and academic support. A typical year covers:

• Writewiz student modules for Classes KG–8 (with options for 9–10)
• GrEM / teacher practice books for all Writewiz teachers
• Starter kit with badges, stickers, posters and display material
• Up to three teacher training sessions in the year (start-of-year and refreshers)
• Planned classroom visits and implementation audits
• School-level reports with photos and handwriting samples
• Renewal and planning support for the next academic year

Book a 15-minute NCF 2023 handwriting briefing

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Is Writewiz suitable for all school boards?
Yes. The programme adapts across CBSE, ICSE, Matric, State and international schools. Content focuses on handwriting skills, so it fits any syllabus and medium of instruction.

Q2. How much time does the programme require?
Schools usually give Writewiz one or two periods per week for each class, with short practice built into language and subject periods. We help you design a plan so that core subjects are not disturbed.

Q3. Who trains the teachers?
Writewiz Academic Managers and certified trainers conduct all training sessions through onsite, virtual or hybrid workshops.

Q4. Can results be measured?
Yes. Through handwriting audits, book reviews, class-wise school reports and simple dashboards that show how sections are progressing through the year.

Q5. When should we begin?
Most schools begin at the start of an academic year, yet it is possible to start later with a planned schedule. Modules are designed to run across around ten working months, with space for exam breaks and school events.

Ready to partner with Writewiz?

Use the form below to share your school details. Our team will contact you to:

• Study your timetable
• Suggest a suitable model for your classes
• Share a detailed proposal for 2026–27

Note: This form is for schools and colleges only. Parents looking for individual classes or tuition do not need to fill this form

Short on time?
Principals and school owners can send a quick WhatsApp message with your name, school name and city using
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DOWNLOADS

NCF 2023 & Handwriting – Principal Note (PDF)
Simple 2-page note on what NCF 2023 says about writing and how Writewiz supports your school.

Writewiz – NCF 2023 Alignment (Detailed PDF)
For academic heads and inspectors who want to see how Writewiz maps to key NCF 2023 expectations in writing and presentation.

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Learn more about our What’s Included in the Writewiz Program