Structure
Teaching is organised in four stages, each with its own timetable and assessment pattern. The syllabus followed at every stage is the one prescribed by the Central Board of Secondary Education.
Primary — Classes I to V
English, Hindi, Mathematics, Environmental Studies, Computer Awareness, Art, Music and Games. Assessment is continuous, with two written examinations in the year.
Middle — Classes VI to VIII
English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Mathematics, Science, Social Science and Computer Science, with Art and Games timetabled through the week.
Secondary — Classes IX and X
The five-subject CBSE pattern leading to the Class X Board examination, with internal assessment through the year.
Senior Secondary — Classes XI and XII
List the streams offered at this stage and the subject combinations available in each, taken from the school prospectus.
Assessment through the year
| Term | Assessment | Period | Reported to parents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Term I | Periodic test | May | Class teacher meeting |
| Term I | Half-yearly examination | September | Report card |
| Term II | Periodic test | December | Class teacher meeting |
| Term II | Annual examination | March | Report card and promotion |
Results
Publish the Class X and Class XII Board results here, year by year: pass percentage, distinctions and subject averages. This is the most-read page on most school websites, and real numbers do more for admissions than any claim.
To confirm. Public listings disagree about whether the school runs to Class X or Class XII. Set this page against the current CBSE affiliation certificate, then delete this note.