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FOUNDATIONAL STAGE (NURSERY – CLASS II)

Objective: To boost students’ mental health and study habits.

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Foundational Stage (Nursery–Class 2)

  1. In line with NEP 2020, the academic year is divided into four Boosters (semesters).
  2. Assessments are fun-based, play-oriented, and integrated into daily activities.
  3. Tools include orals, projects, activities, role play, worksheets, and observation checklists.
  4. Emphasis is on conceptual understanding, motor skills, language development, and socio-emotional growth.
  5. Parents are kept informed through regular PTMs and progress-sharing sessions.
  6. A grading system is followed, and Holistic Progress Cards (HPCs) reflect overall development rather than only academics.
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PREPARATORY STAGE (CLASSES III – V)

  1. Academic year is divided into two terms of 100 marks each.
  2. Assessments focus on concept mastery, creativity, and critical thinking, with a mix of Periodic Assessments, Projects, Notebook work, and Term-end exams.
  3. For Classes III & IV, syllabus is term-wise.
  4. For Class V, 10% of Term I syllabus is included in Term II exam to promote spiral learning.
  5. Students are awarded marks and grades for scholastic areas.
  6. Co-scholastic areas (Art, Health, Physical Education, Life Skills, Values) are evaluated on a 3-point scale.
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MIDDLE STAGE (CLASSES VI – VIII)

Following the CBSE’s Uniform System of Assessment with NEP 2020’s competency focus:

  1. Two terms in a year, each with Periodic Tests (20 marks) and Term Exams (80 marks).
  2. Periodic assessment includes:
  3.             Pre-Mid and Post-Mid Examinations.
  4.             Multiple Assessments (MA) – Monthly Assessments, class tests, quizzes, oral tests, project work.
  5.             Subject Enrichment (SE) – practical, lab work, ASL (languages), map work, portfolios.
  6.             Notebook Submission – regularity, neatness, assignment completion.
  7. Spiral Curriculum Approach:
  8.              VI – 10% of Term I syllabus in Term II exam
  9.              VII – 20% of Term I syllabus in Term II exam
  10.             VIII – 30% of Term I syllabus in Term II exam
  11. Co-scholastic evaluation includes Life Skills, Art, Sports, Values, Community Service (graded on 5-point scale).
  12. The aim is to develop analytical skills, problem solving, collaboration, and ethical awareness.
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SECONDARY STAGE (CLASSES IX – X)

  1. Evaluation strictly as per CBSE’s Uniform Assessment Framework.
  2. Each term includes:
  3.             Periodic Assessment (20 marks) – Multiple Assessments, Notebook, Subject Enrichment and Pre-Mid Exam.
  4.             Term Exam (80 marks) – written exams based on half syllabus
  5.             Double Pre-Board Exams prepare students for Board Pattern.
  6. Co-scholastic areas assessed on a 5-point scale.
  7. Final Assessment emphasizes application of knowledge, critical thinking, and competency-based questions (MCQs, case studies, source-based, reasoning).
  1. Encourage outdoor play and physical activity.
  2. Create a safe, judgment-free environment at school and home.
  3. Celebrate small achievements to keep students motivated.
  4. Promote kindness, empathy, and respect for peers.

ASSESSMENT STRUCTURE FOR CLASSES III TO X

SUBJECTS

Periodic Assessment (20)

Mid Term Examination (80)

Periodic Assessment (20)

Final Examination (80)

ENGLISH, 2ND LANGUAGE, MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE, SOC. SCIENCE

M.A- 5
S.E- 5
PRE-MID- 10

Written examination
Full Marks-80

M.A- 5
S.E- 5
POST-MID- 10

Written examination
Full Marks-80

3rd LANGUAGE, COMPUTER, G.K

N/A

Written examination
Full Marks-50

N/A

Written examination
Full Marks-50


Extra-Curricular:

ART, Health & Physical Education: Three Point Grading System Used in both Term I and Term II.

KEY FEATURES OF OUR ASSESSMENT SYSTEM

  1. Aligned with NEP 2020: competency-based, holistic, continuous.
  2. Holistic Progress Cards (HPCs) replacing traditional marksheets.
  3. Blended assessment tools: written, oral, projects, digital.
  4. Equal focus on academics, arts, sports, and values.
  5. Parent-school collaboration through regular feedback.