Curriculum

The course of study is aligned with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) examinations. The medium of instruction is English — the international language of the modern world. However, Hindi holds an important place in the curriculum and is taught daily across all grades.

The education imparted is deeply rooted in Indian history and tradition. The curriculum therefore includes English Literature, Sanskrit, History, Geography, Social Studies, Computer Science, and Biology. An additional subject of prime importance is Moral Science or Value Education, which aims to instill strong ethical values in the students.

School Regulations

Students are required to arrive at school at least 15 minutes before the assembly. Anyone arriving late must obtain an admission slip from the Principal to enter the classroom.
Silence is mandatory inside classrooms. While changing classes, students must be mindful and avoid disturbing other ongoing classes.
Students are not allowed to bring books, magazines, comics, or newspapers to school without explicit permission.
Any damage to school property must be repaired at the expense of the student responsible.
The school is not responsible for lost items. Students are advised not to bring valuables to school. All personal belongings such as books, bags, pencil boxes, and carriers must be labeled with the student’s name tag.
If a student has been exposed to a contagious disease at home, they must return to school only after receiving medical clearance.
Any student found using unfair means during an examination will be debarred from further exams and may be detained or expelled.
Parents are not permitted to enter classrooms or meet teachers during school hours without prior permission.
No student is allowed to drive a motorized vehicle without written permission from the parents and the Principal.
Students are not permitted to leave the school premises during school hours. Parents are requested not to ask the school office for such permissions.
Parents are advised not to send a sick child to school.
Students must be present on the opening day of each term (Summer, Dussehra, Winter). Failure to do so will result in a deduction of 2 marks from each subject.
No supplementary tests or re-examinations are arranged for students who miss the regular tests and terminal exams. Students who fail will not be promoted on trial.
All students are expected to join school on the official reopening date at the beginning of the session. A fine of ₹50 will be imposed for absence on that day unless the Principal is informed beforehand with a valid reason.
Students must not leave before the term officially ends, which concludes after the flag assembly on the last day. Parents are requested not to apply for leave during the term unless absolutely necessary, as it is not in the best interest of the student.