Assessment Scheme (SESSION : 2025 - 2026)

Classes VI to VIII:

In Classes VI to VIII, in Scholastic areas each term shall include two Internal Assessments of 30 percent weightage each and Term End Assessment of 40 percent weightage, where the Internal Assessments are based on subject enrichment activities and the Term End Examination is a formal written assessment. The design of the scheme is as follows:

I Term (June to October)		II Term (November to April)
Assessment	Weightage	Assessment	Weightage
SEA - I	15	SEA – III	15
SEA - II	15	SEA – IV	15
TEA - I	20	TEA – II	20
Total Term - I	50	Total Term – II	50

Class IX & X :

According to Remodeled Assessment structure of the CBSE for Classes IX and X, the overall assessment of a child is based on Internal Assessment of 20 Marks and Final Examination of 80 Marks where the Internal Assessment is based on Periodic tests, written assignments and subject enrichment activities; and the Term End Examination is a formal written examination. The design of the scheme is as follows:

S. No.	Assessment	Weightage (in Marks)
1	Periodic Assessment Test I	10
2	Periodic Assessment Test - II
3	Periodic Assessment Test – III
4	Subject Enrichment Activities	5
5	Written Assignments	5
6	Final Assessment Test (School Based Test for Class IX / Board Examination for Class X)	80

The performance in the co-scholastic areas in classes VI to X is assessed by using rubrics designed for various co-curricular activities and the performance is graded on a five-point scale (For Classes IX & X) and three-point scale (For Classes VI to VIII) mentioned with the promotion rules. The students will also be assessed for discipline which will be based on the factors like attendance, sincerity, behaviour, values, tidiness, respectfulness for rules and regulations, attitude towards society, nation and others.

Class XI:

The Final Assessment of a child in Class XI is based on the cumulative performance calculated according to the following scheme of assessment:

S. No.	Weightage for Assessment
1	10 % from three Unit Tests each
2	20 % from Half Yearly Examination
3	50 % from Final Examination

Class XII:

The assessment of progress of a child in Class XII is based on two Unit tests, Half Yearly Examination and Pre-Board Examination. However, the Final Assessment will be on the basis of the scheme of assessment of the CBSE for class XII.

Feedback of Performance:

The feedback of performance and progress of children will be given to the parents in the form of:

Subject Report (For Classes I to V), which tells about the strengths & weaknesses of children in a particular subject. It also suggests the remedial measures for better academic performance.
Progress Report (For All Classes), where the overall performance of children in scholastic and co-scholastic areas is reported on the basis of marks/ grades scored by them in various assessments.

PROMOTION RULES:

CLASS	RULES OF PROMOTION
VI TO VIII	Promotion: To qualify for promotion to the next class, minimum 'D' Grade has to be scored collectively in Term I & II in each subject. Improvement: If 'E' grade is obtained in one or more subjects then the child shall appear in the Improvement of Performance (IOP) Test in the concerned subject/s. It is mandatory to appear in all Term End Assessments.
IX & X	Pass: Minimum 33 % Marks overall taken together in theory and practical/ Internal Assessment. It is mandatory to appear in Annual Examination. Re-examination: Failure in up to two subjects.
XI	Pass: Minimum 33 % Marks in theory as well as Practical/ Internal Assessment/ Project separately. It is mandatory to appear in Annual Examination. Re-examination: Failure only in one subject
XII	According to the CBSE the Pass criteria are as follows: Pass: 1. Minimum 33 % in each subject in Final Board Examination conducted by the CBSE. 2. In subjects where there is a practical/ Internal Assessment/ Project, minimum 33 % marks both in theory and practical/ Internal Assessment/ Project separately, is essential. Re-examination: Failure only in one subject

GRADING SCALE:

For Classes VI to VIII			For Class IX & X
Scholastic Areas		Co-Scholastic Areas & Discipline	Scholastic Areas		Co-Scholastic Areas & Discipline
Marks Range	Grade		Marks Range	Grade
91 - 100 81 - 90 71 - 80 61 - 70 51 - 60 41 - 50 33 - 40 32 & below	A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 D E (Needs Improvement)	A=Outstanding B= Very Good C= Fair	91-100 81-90 71-80 61-70 51-60 41-50 33-40 32 & below	A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 D E (Failed)	A-Outstanding B= Very Good C = Good D = Fair E = Needs Improvement

EXAMINATION SCHEDULE 2025-26:
CLASSES VI TO VIII :

ASSESSMENT
SCHEDULE

SEA - I

JULY 1, 2025 TO JULY 25, 2025

SEA – II

AUG 01, 2025 TO AUG 24, 2025

TERM – I EXAM

SEP 19, 2025 (FRI) TO SEP 30, 2025 (TUE)
*[A.I. PRACTICALS:SEP 06, 2025 (SAT) TO SEP 12, 2025 (FRI)]

SEA – III

NOV 04, 2025 TO NOV 30, 2025

SEA – IV

JAN 15, 2026 TO FEB 28, 2026

TERM – II EXAM

MAR 23, 2026 (MON) TO APR 11, 2026 (SAT)
+ *[A.I. PRACTICALS: MARCH 10, 2026 (WED) TO MARCH 18, 2026 (WED)]

CLASSES IX & X:

ASSESSMENT

SCHEDULE

UT - I

JULY 21, 2025 (MON) TO JULY 23, 2025 (WED

UT - II

AUG 21, 2025 (THU) TO AUG 23, 2025 (SAT)

SEA - I

JULY 01, 2025 TO AUG 31, 2025

HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION

SEP 18, 2025 (THU) TO SEP 30, 2025 (TUE)

UT – III (FOR IX)

DEC 15, 2025 (MON) TO DEC 17, 2025 (WED)

PRE-BOARD EXAMINATION (FOR X)

DEC 13, 2025 (SAT) TO DEC 24, 2025 (WED)

SEA – II

NOV 04, 2025 TO JAN 10, 2026

ANNUAL EXAMINATION

FOR IX – FEB 13, 2026 (FRI) TO FEB 25, 2026 (WED)

FOR X - AS PER CBSE DATE SHEET & GUIDELINES

FOR CLASS XI & XII:

ASSESSMENT	SCHEDULE
UT – I	JULY 21, 2025 (MON) TO JULY 23, 2025 (WED)
UT – II	AUG 21, 2025 (THU) TO AUG 23, 2025 (SAT)
HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION	SEP 18, 2025 (THU) TO SEP 30, 2025 (TUE)
UT – III (FOR XI)	DEC 15, 2025 (MON) TO DEC 17, 2025 (WED)
PRE-BOARD EXAMINATION (FOR XII)	DEC 13, 2025 (SAT) TO DEC 24, 2025 (WED)
ANNUAL EXAMINATION	FOR XI – FEB 13, 2026 (FRI) TO FEB 25, 2026 (WED) FOR XII - AS PER CBSE DATE SHEET & GUIDELINES
Important Note: All dates (as mentioned above) are tentative and the final date sheets will be announced before the Examinations/ Assessments. The dates are subject to change in case of any emergency and/or any unforeseen reasons. Examination dates declared through date sheets will not be rescheduled on account of leaves applied by the students. Parents are requested to check the final dates of assessments/ examinations at least one month before and then schedule their programmes.

FINAL RESULT DECLARATION

CLASS	Classes VI to VIII	Classes IX & XI	Classes X and XII
Date of Result	25th April, 2026	17th March, 2026	As decided by the CBSE
Reopening of Session (For All Classes) After Summer Break: 22^nd June, 2026 Monday.

School Uniform

Regular Uniform:

Light grey half sleeves shirt - VI to X / Light grey full sleeves shirt - XI & XII
Dark grey trousers for boys (bottom width 15 inches) / Dark grey skirt (Length: up to the knee) for girls
Black cycling shorts for girls
Grey belt with buckle depicting school mono
House T-shirt on Wednesday and Saturday
Plain black school shoes with laces
Dark grey socks
Head Gear: Black (Only for Sikh Boys)

Winter Uniform:

(Points 1 to 8 mentioned under the heading ‘Regular’ remain same.)

Grey blazer with school mono
Tie
Dark grey tights/leggings for girls
Black scarves (optional) for girls - to protect from cold

Note:

Trousers should be loose at the hips so as to cause no inconvenience during physical exercise. These should neither be drainpipes nor bell- bottoms. The bottom of the trousers should not be less than or more than 15 inches.
Shirts to be loose under the armpits so as to cause no inconvenience during physical exercise.
Skirt should be loose at the hips so as to cause no inconvenience during physical exercise.
Sports shoes are not allowed except during sports meet.

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Sample of school uniform is displayed on school notice board outside the reception. The school does not recommend any particular shop for purchasing the uniform and books. Parents may purchase it from any shop they desire.

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