Curriculum
The school follows the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) pattern and pupils are prepared for the ICSE Board examination. The school aims at the moral, intellectual, social, psychological and physical development of deserving pupils irrespective of caste and creed.
Our Classes Classes and Medium
The school has classes from Pre-KG to X of the ICSE stream. The medium of instruction is English. The syllabus followed is according to the ICSE Council.
What We Teach Subjects
The school curriculum includes:
- Mathematics
- Environmental Science
- General Science
- Social Studies
- Computer Application
- Value Education
- General Knowledge
- Art & Craft
- SUPW
- Music
- Robotics
- Games and Sports
- Audio Visual
Assessment Examinations and Promotion
It is in the interest of the child and the school that no one is promoted to a higher class until she / he has assimilated the subject matter of the lower class. Promotion to the next class is done as per the norms of the ICSE Board. Besides the Terminal and Annual Examinations, there are Assessments, and their results are also taken into account for promotion.
For Standards I–X, a pupil must pass in English, Second Language, Mathematics, and secure 50% in the aggregate. Nursery and Primary children are not failed in their classes. They are retained for a strong foundation so that they can excel in future.
Results Grading System
| Marks % | Grade | Key to grade |
|---|---|---|
| 85–100 | A | Very Good |
| 70–84 | B | Good |
| 60–69 | C | Satisfactory |
| 50–59 | D | Passing |
| Below 50 | F | Failure |
Study Homework and Study Habits
Homework greatly solidifies and reinforces concepts taught during the school day. It also helps children learn responsibility, self-reliance and time management skills. Parents are expected to spend quality time (1–2 hours) with the ward regularly. As children reach higher classes (6–10), they should spend a minimum of 5 to 6 hours on studies at home.
Progress The Year's Work
For promotion, the year's record of work is taken into account along with the marks of the Annual Examination. The year's work consists of the assessments and the terminal examination; the day-to-day written work, including composition, homework and daily lessons; and the individual traits of character, such as good conduct, regularity and responsibility, cooperativeness and sociability.
Admission Age Criteria
As per the new education policy of the government (NEP), the minimum age limit for play class is 3 years and for 1st Std is 6 years.
