The school's commitment to providing a high-quality education is exemplified by its affiliation with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). The CBSE curriculum offers a comprehensive and student-centered approach to learning, emphasizing continuous and holistic evaluation. This introduction serves as a gateway to understanding how the CBSE curriculum plays a pivotal role in shaping the educational journey of students, enhancing their performance, and promoting holistic development.
As part of the CCE approach, the school conducts remedial teaching sessions in the afternoons to provide additional support to students who may be struggling in specific subjects. These sessions are designed to help students catch up and thrive academically. CCE encourages a proactive approach to address students' learning needs.
For students in classes I-III, the school offers English as the first language, Hindi as the second language, and Marathi as the third language. In addition, students study Mathematics, Science, and Social Science. For students in classes IV-VIII, English remains the first language, Hindi is the second language, and they have the option to choose between Marathi or Sanskrit as the third language. The curriculum for these classes includes Mathematics, Science, and Social Science.
Over time, the school's teaching faculty, consisting of educators from various regions, has consistently improved students' academic performance. Formative and Summative Assessments, which encompass not only traditional pen-and-paper tests but also the assessment of values, art, music, sports, behavior, and co-curricular activities, have shown a positive trend. Students have successfully adapted to the new CBSE curriculum, and there is a noticeable improvement in their overall performance and holistic development.
The CBSE curriculum, adopted by our school, is designed with the student's development and success at its core. By implementing a student-centered approach, it focuses on nurturing students' academic, social, and emotional growth. This approach recognizes that every student is unique and aims to identify their strengths and areas of improvement from the very beginning of each academic session.
Our school follows the CBSE curriculum diligently. For students in classes I-III, the curriculum includes English as the first language, Hindi as the second language, and Marathi as the third language. In addition, they study Mathematics, Science, and Social Science. For students in classes IV-VIII, the curriculum retains English as the first language and Hindi as the second language, with a choice between Marathi and Sanskrit as the third language. These classes also include Mathematics, Science, and Social Science in their course of study.