1) Application for
admission should be submitted on the prescribed form by
parents who will be responsible to the Head of the
school for the pupil's conduct, punctuality, regular
attendance, academic performance and payment of fees.
These forms are available at the School office.
2) A
pupil must be at least three years old (as on 31st March of
the school year) before he/she is admitted to the Lower
K.G. No child who has not completed 5 years will be
considered for admission to Class I. The age limit for
admission to higher classes is correspondingly fixed.
3) A pupil may be given a written test in
English, Mathematics and Hindi at the time of admission.
The decision of the School authorities regarding the
entrance test is final.
4) A pupil who joins the
School in the Kindergarten and Class I must produce an
official birth certificate, and / or a copy of the
passport as evidence of the date of birth entered in the
admission form and record of vaccination. Pupils of
Class II and above must produce a transfer certificate
from the school last attended, duly countersigned by the
educational authorities of the area and a certificate of
third language in the case of students for Classes VI
and above.
| Eligibility
for admission to Grade XI |
| a) |
The
applicant is required to choose one option
from one of the streams. If the demand for a
particular combination of subjects is not
adequate, that combination will not be
offered. There should be a minimum of 10
students offering a subject. |
| b) |
i) |
Applicants
to the Science Stream from CBSE schools
should obtain a minimum grade B@ in Science
and Mathematics and C1 in rest of the subjects
at the Class X examination. |
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ii) |
Students
from ICSE Board of Delhi should have scored a
minimum of 65% marks or grade equivalent
similar to that of CBSE in Mathematics and
Science, and 61% marks or equivalent grade in
other academic subjects. |
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iii) |
Students
passing from State Boards will be required to
obtain a 71% marks and above or equivalent
grade in Mathematics and Science, and 65%
marks or equivalent grade in other academic
subjects. |
| c) |
i) |
Students
from CBSE and ICSE Boards opting for
Mathematics or Computer Science in Commerce
Stream should have secured a minimum B2
grade in Mathematics and Science and C1 grade
in all other academic subjects. |
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ii) |
Students
from other recognized Boards should have
scored B2 grade (61% to 70% marks) in all
academic subjects. |
| d) |
Applicants
for Humanities Stream opting for Computer
Science should have scored a minimum grade of
B2 (61% to 70% marks) in Mathematics and
Science and C1 grade (51% to 60% marks) in all
other academic subjects. |
| e) |
Other
aspects like behaviour / study habits, etc.
will also be considered and the decision of
the school authorities is final. |
| f) |
At
the time of admission, the following
certificates should be submitted |
|
i) |
Transfer
/ School Leaving Certificate duly
countersigned by the respective Board
officials. |
|
ii) |
Migration
certificate |
|
iii) |
Attested
copy of the pass certificate |
|
iv) |
Attested
Passport copy of the student |
Withdrawal
1) Parents
should inform the School in writing at least one month
in advance, of their intention to withdraw a pupil
from the School or a month's fee is charged in lieu of
notice.
2) A transfer certificate,
or any other certificate is issued only if all school
dues are paid and school property taken on loan, if any,
is returned.
Material:
- For shirts & blouses
: White material
- For trousers &
pinafores : Thai Toray - T, 508 grey, two tone
suiting
It is very essential that
only the approved material and shade are used. Shades
other than approved ones will not be permitted.
Therefore, purchase of the material is to be made from
the approved suppliers only.
Uniform
for boys:
- grey shorts for Classes
I - IV - Trousers (long pants)
- white short - sleeved
shirt
- black belt
- black leather shoes with
laces
- white socks (calf
length)
Uniform
for girls of Classes I to XII:
- grey pinafore
white
short - sleeved blouse
- bloomers
- black leather
shoes
- white socks (calf
length)
- white ribbons
Pattern of the pinafore
: Parents are requested to note the pattern. ONLY
THE CORRECT PATTERN WILL BE PERMITTED TO
SCHOOL.
a) The pinafore should be
sufficiently broad from the shoulder to the waist and
open on the sides.
b) The buttons of the shoulder and
the waist should be punched buttons of the pinafore
material.
c) The pinafore skirts should have eight
box pleats, four in the front and four at the
back.
d) The pleats should be sufficiently broad.
Each pleat should have enough material tucked in to
prevent it from opening when worn.
e) The pinafore
should have a zip on the side of the waist where the
button is fixed, with the pocket on the other
side.
f) The waistband should be proportionate to the
size of the pinafore.
g) The pleats should be
stitched to 3" below the waist band.
h) The pinafore
should be 1" below the knee.
Boys :
Classes I to VI
- white shorts
- white short - sleeved
shirt
- white P.T. shoes
- white socks (calf
length)
Boys :
Classes V to XI
- white trousers (The
pattern of the trousers should be the same as the
school uniform trousers, but without loops and
preferably with an elastic waistband at the back.
Readymade baggy trousers will not be
permitted).
- white short - sleeved
shirt with collar
- white P.T. shoes
- white socks (calf
length)
Girls :
Class III to XII
- white divided skirt with
box pleats
- white short - sleeved
blouse
- white P.T. shoes
- white socks (calf
length)
- white ribbons or a hair
band.
Pattern for Girls'
Uniform :
a) The skirt should be made
from white soft suiting.
b) It must have 8 box
pleats, 4 in front and 4 behind.
c) Pleats must be
stitched 3 inches from the waistband.
d) The skirt must be
divided like trousers, but should fall like a skirt when
worn.
e) The box pleats should have sufficient
material tucked in, in order to give the skirt a proper
fall.
f) It should be knee-length.
g) The pattern
of the blouse should be like the school uniform
blouse.
h) The sleeves must have a band and simple
blouse collar.
i) The blouse should be sufficiently
long.
Girls : Classes I &
II
- white shorts
- white short - sleeved
blouse
- white P.T. shoes
- white socks
- white ribbons or a hair
band
| 1. |
Kindergarten and Grades I to V do not have examinations. They are assessed
progressively on the basis of their work throughout the
year. Grades I to V will have
frequent evaluation tests given by the teachers.
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| 2. |
Students
of classes IV and V are assessed every week on
rotation, in one subject per week. These
assessments are normally conducted on Tuesdays
or Wednesdays and intimation is given two days
in advance through the school calendar.
Portion of syllabus covered in an assessment
is not carried forward except in Languages and
in Mathematics.
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| 3. |
a) |
Grades
VI to X will have two Formative Assessments
and one Summative Assessment in each of the
two terms as per the Comprehensive Continuous
Evaluation (CCE) pattern of CBSE. All
the Scholastic and the Non-Scholastic areas
will be evaluated. So every activity
should be take seriously. Besides the
subjects like Languages, Social Science,
Mathematics, Science, Physical Health
Education, Work Experience, Art Education,
Computer Studies, a student is also assessed
for Life Skills, Attitudes and Values, and
participation in different co-curricular,
outdoor activities. Thus, the basic
scheme of the CCE includes objective - based
instruction, continuous evaluation, diagnostic
testing and remedial instruction in all areas
of learning.
|
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b) |
Evaluation
of Scholastic subjects will be done as per the
format given below:
|
|
| Type
of Assessment |
Percentage
of weightage in an academic session |
Month |
Term-wise
weightage |
| FIRST
TERM |
| Formative
Assessment - 1 |
10% |
April
- May |
FA
- 1 + 2 = 20% |
| Formative
Assessment - 2 |
10% |
July
- August |
| Summative
Assessment - 1 |
20% |
September |
SA
- 1 = 20% |
|
SECOND
TERM |
| Formative
Assessment - 3 |
10% |
October
- November |
FA
- 3 + 4 = 20% |
| Formative
Assessment - 4 |
10% |
January
- February |
| Summative
Assessment - 2 |
40% |
March |
SA
- 2 = 40% |
|
|
Total
Formative Assessments = FA-1 + FA-2 + FA-3 +
FA-4 = 40% |
|
Total
Summative Assessments = SA-1 + SA-2 = 60%
|
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|
c) |
Formative
assessments besides written assessments will
include many areas of learning such as:- |
|
|
i)
Projects ii)
Surveys iii)
Observations iv)
Explorations
v) Experimentation vi) Class/Home
assignments vii) Group discussions
viii) Seminars ix) Quizzes |
|
d) |
Assessments
in September and March will be summative in
nature. They are carried out at the end
of a course of learning. They are graded
tests marked according to a set of grades. |
|
e) |
Grading
system of Scholastic subjects: |
|
| Marks
Range |
Grade |
Grade
Point |
| 91-100 |
A1 |
10.0 |
| 81-90 |
A2 |
9.0 |
| 71-80 |
B1 |
8.0 |
| 61-70 |
B2 |
7.0 |
| 51-60 |
C1 |
6.0 |
| 41-50 |
C2 |
5.0 |
| 33-40 |
D |
4.0 |
| 21-32 |
E1 |
--- |
| 00-20 |
E2 |
--- |
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| 4. |
There
is no system of ranking pupils in class and no
prize awarded for academic achievement till
Grade V. |
| 5. |
Students
who miss an examination due to medical reasons
must submit a medical certificate within tow
days of the examination missed. If not,
the student will be considered absent without
leave and will be awarded a zero. |
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|
|
Pupils
using unfair means at an assessment will be
awarded zero in that subject in that
particular assessment. |
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| 1. |
The pass mark in a
subject is 40% / Grade D. To be eligible for promotion
to the next class, a pupil should, apart from fulfilling the
conditions given below, ALSO APPEAR AT ALL
ASSESSMENTS / REVISION TESTS and should have a minimum
of 80% attendance.
|
| 2. |
Pupils of Kindergarten
level would normally be promoted to the next class. However,
those whose progress has not been satisfactory may be
asked to repeat the class.
|
| 3. |
Pupils of Classes I, II
& III would normally be promoted to the next class
if their progress during the year in English,
Mathematics and Hindi has been satisfactory.
|
| 4. |
Pupils of
Grades IV & V will be promoted to the
higher class, if they reach at least
the ACCEPTABLE LEVEL of progress (Grade D)
in English, Mathematics and Hindi.
|
| 5. |
Promotion of pupils of
Grades VI - VIII will be decided on the
basis of all assessments done in the academic
year. They should pass
in English, Mathematics and a minimum of two more
academic subjects. Students of Class VIII should, in addition,
pass in the third language.
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| 6. |
Students
of Grade IX should score the minimum Grade of
D in each of the five scholastic subjects in
order to be promoted to Grade X. As per
CBSE rules those who do not pass in the third
language are not eligible to appear at the
examination of Grade X. |
| In
addition, pupils are assessed in Work
Experience, Art Education, Physical &
Health Education. |
| 7. |
Pass Criteria for
Grade X:
|
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A
candidate will be eligible to get the Pass
Certificate of Grade X if: |
|
a) |
he/she
passes in all the subjects of internal
assessment unless he/she is exempted, and |
|
b) |
he/she
obtains the minimum qualifying grade or D in
all the five compulsory scholastic subjects as
per CBSE norms. |
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| 8. |
Promotion
Rules - Grade XI:
|
|
a) |
Grade
XI will have two assessments, two unit tests
and a final exam in all subjects.
Weightage given to the assessments is 20%, 20%
and 40% respectively. Each unit test
will carry a weightage of 10%. Subjects involving
practicals will require pass marks separately
in theory and practical. |
|
b) |
A
student is eligible for promotion to the next
class on obtaining a minimum of 40% on
aggregate in each subject and should have a
minimum of 80% attendance. |
|
c) |
Students
should pass in subjects of internal assessment
- general Studies, Work Experience and
Physical Education. |
|
d) |
A
student should appear in all assessments and
unit tests. |
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