The registration for admission to preschool begins in January as per notification by Department of Education, Govt of NCT Delhi.

After being absent a written application is required when the child returns. We consider regular attendance to be most important, but please keep your child at home if s/he is sick. Half day leave is not permitted.

No, Half day leave is not permitted. You are advised to take full day leave in such a situation and avoid giving request for early departure.

No, canteen or any other tuck shop is not available in the school. We do not sell any food items in school premises. You are advised to ensure that your child carries his lunch pack every day to school.

Teachers are available for meetings with parents at mutually convenient times. Please arrange meetings beforehand, in writing or by telephoning the office to arrange a meeting if there are any issues you wish to discuss.

It is essential that you inform the office and the class teacher of any change of contact details relating to your child. This includes mobile numbers, emergency contacts and home addresses. This is particularly important in case of sickness or accident.

Prescribed medications only may be taken at school in the presence of school doctor. Medicine must be administered by School doctor only. Students requiring medication at school should go to the school clinic with written request of parent and clinical prescription. Students should carry asthma treatment with them on all school activities Students are not permitted to keep medications on their person, in their bags or in classrooms. (With the exception of Asthma puffers).

If your child has an emergency on the campus during school hours, your child will be seen and treated immediately by school doctor and nurse. If necessary, your child may be referred to the nearest hospital emergency room with your consent.

All valuables (including mobile phones) should remain at home during school hours. Please do not allow your child to bring mobile, ipad or any electronic toys, games or cards or any valuables to school .This policy helps to prevent theft, loss of valuables and playground squabbles.

Excursions are planned to enrich the learning experience and all children participate. For all excursions including sports, for which students leave the school, permission/consent notes are required. All notes for excursions and performances must be handed in two school days before the excursion date as this assists in efficient organisation.

The evaluation of the learners is based on continuous and comprehensive system of evaluation. The objective of the evaluation would be diagnostic, remedial, reinforcing and developmental. The focus of assessment would be on testing the skill-base of the learners in the course of their learning process. For complete scheme of evaluation please refer to school diary for details.

At the primary level, the students would be expected to study two languages (Hindi and English) and subsequently from class V to VIII the learners would study three languages (French or Sanskrit can be opted as third language)

Students of Senior Secondary Schools who do not wish to move out of the CBSE system.

i. All the students of Secondary Schools; and Students of Senior Secondary Schools, if they wish to move out of the CBSE system.

If you are a student of a Secondary School, then you need to sit for Board conducted SA-II; if you are a student of a Senior Secondary School, then you need to sit for the School conducted SA-II only.

No, the certificate being issued by the Board to all the students passing out of the CBSE affiliated schools whether they have appeared in School conducted SA-II or Board conducted SA-II will be the same.

No, the syllabus for both types of SA-II will be the same and it will be the one prescribed by the Board for the Second term only. This is available on the CBSE Website (www.cbse.nic.in).

No, both types of Answer Books will be assessed based on the Marking Scheme prepared by the Board. The assessment under Board Conducted SA-II will be done by the school teachers from outside the school, while that under School Conducted SA-II will be done by the school teachers of the same school.

As the certificate at the end of Class is going to be issued by the CBSE there should not be any problem for you in getting admission in Class XI, as there is equivalence between Class X of different Boards.

No, Board conducted SA-II will only be one part of the overall statement of assessment to be issued by the Board. The certificate will show the overall Grades obtained by you in Summative and Formative Assessments (SA and FA). SA consists of both the Summative Assessments and FA consists of all the four Formative Assessments.

Ans9: Parents are requested to give in writing about their intention for appearing in school conducted or board conducted SA-II while filling the registration form .

You are expected to make a conscious decision before giving in writing about your intention of going out of CBSE system. But having given in writing that you are going to leave the CBSE system, you may probably forego your priority in admission in Class XI in the same school. However, such cases would be dealt with on merit by the school as they have autonomy to decide.

No student would suffer because of strict marking or benefit from lenient marking as the Marking Scheme for all Question Papers in all major subjects is provided by the Board and teachers are directed to adhere to the Marking Scheme in each subject. However, to avoid any such apprehension the Board undertakes random verification of the assessment done by the school and all evidences of assessment are submitted to the board.

I. A candidate must have at least 75% attendance in the classes held : counted from the day of commencing teaching of classes X/XII as the case may be upto the 1st of the month preceding the month in which the examination of the Board commences. Shortage up to 15% may be condoned by the Chairman, CBSE. Cases of candidates with attendance below 60% in class X/XII, as the case may be, shall be considered for condonation of shortage of attendance by the Chairman only in exceptional circumstances created on medical grounds such as serious diseases like cancer, AIDS, T.B. or similar serious diseases requiring long period of hospitalization. Death of a parent III. Authorized participation in sponsored tournaments and Sports meet of at least inter school level and NCC/NSS camps. Authorized participation in Sports at National level organized by recognized Federations/CBSE/SGFI. For students participating in Sports at National level organized by recognized Federations/CBSE/SGFI the attendance required will be at least 60%.