Key Features of the CBSE Curriculum

• Structured and Progressive Learning: The curriculum ensures a well-planned academic journey from Kindergarten to Higher Secondary, covering foundational to advanced knowledge levels.
• Focus on Core Subjects: Emphasis is placed on critical areas such as Mathematics, Science, Social Science, and Languages, ensuring conceptual clarity and analytical skills.
• Skill-Based Education: Students are introduced to essential life skills, communication, problem-solving, and creative thinking through various co-curricular and extracurricular activities.
• Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE): A systematic assessment pattern evaluates students’ academic performance and extracurricular involvement, promoting consistent growth.
• National Integration and Indian Culture: The curriculum incorporates values of Indian heritage, ethics, and culture alongside global education standards.
• Integration of Technology: Digital tools and technology-based learning enhance the overall educational experience and prepare students for the modern world.

Curriculum Divisions

Kindergarten (KG)

• Focus on activity-based learning and foundational literacy and numeracy skills.
• Emphasis on social, emotional, and physical development.
• Includes fun-filled activities like storytelling, art, and music.

Primary School (Classes I–V)

• Introduction to core subjects such as English, Mathematics, Environmental Science, and Regional Languages.
• Hands-on learning through projects, activities, and practical exercises.
• Development of communication skills and basic computer literacy.

Secondary School (Classes VI–X)

• Advanced curriculum covering subjects like Mathematics, Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), Social Science, and Languages.
• Comprehensive focus on academic performance with additional co-curricular activities such as art, sports, and dramatics.
• Preparation for CBSE Board Exams with regular assessments and revisions.

Higher Secondary School (Classes XI–XII)

• Specialization in academic streams: Science, Commerce, and Humanities.
• Intensive learning with practical lab sessions and research-oriented projects.
• Preparation for national-level entrance exams like NEET, JEE, and other competitive exams.

Beyond Academics

• Sports and Physical Education: To ensure physical fitness and team spirit.
• Arts and Culture: To promote creativity and appreciation for Indian heritage.
• Value Education: To instill moral values and responsible citizenship.
• Community Service: To encourage students to contribute to society meaningfully.