School Curriculum
The School provides a complete course of studies in preparation for the Secondary and Senior Secondary Examination of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), NEW DELHI , INDIA . Co-curricular activities like Games & Sports, Music etc. attract the young minds.
Value Education
The Institute relies on the potency of a favourable environment for gently drawing the minds of its boys towards our national ideals of renunciation and service, simple living, high thinking and living for others in the Institute. The students find themselves in an atmosphere where moral traits of character grow imperceptibly. Indian culture and moral values are taught in all the standards running from Class-I to Class-XII to promote value- based education among the future citizens of India.
School Hours
| Day | Morning Section | Single shift |
|---|---|---|
| Monday to Friday: pre-Primary Section | 9.00 am to 12.30 pm | Recess : 12:30pm |
| Saturday: Primary Section 2-2 | 9.00 am to 12.30 pm | |
| Prayer: Primary Section (3-5) | 9.00 am to 2.30 pm. | |
| Classes (6-12) | 9.00 am to 3.30 pm am |
School Uniform
- Classes I to VIII (BOYS): Blue Colour Half Pants with two side pockets and White blue checkerd colour half shirt with single pocket on the left side.
- Classes I to VIII (GIRLS): blue Colour skirt and checkereds white-blue colour shirt.
- Classes IX to XII (BOYS): Ash Colour full Pants with two side pockets and White-blue cheks shirt with single pocket on the left side.
- Classes IX to XII (GIRLS): Ash Colour full Pants with White-blue cheks Churidar.
- Apron: White Coloured 100% cotton Apron is compulsory for Chemistry Lab works for the classes XI-XII students.
- School identity card is compulsory by proper signing of Headmaster.
Rules and regulations:
- All students should reach the school before 8.45am.
- Students are required to wear proper uniforms and display their student ID Cards at all times.
- Appropriate languages must be used.
- High standards of discipline to be followed in the school premises.
- Students should not be allowed to carry any electronic gadgets like mobile ,audio recorder , digital wrist watch etc.
- Article 60 of Student Code of Conduct (School Education Code)For schools following standard Education Codes aligned with CBSE practices (such as the cbse Education Code widely adapted by CBSE schools), Article 60 governs the Student Code of Conduct. It lists explicit behaviors classified as student misconduct: [1, 2, 3]
- Intentional disruption of ongoing classes.
- Misbehavior or disrespect towards teachers and staff members.
- Bullying, physical violence, or intimidation of other students.
- Unauthorised absence from classes without proper permission.
- Damaging or disfiguring school property
- . Exceptional Attendance Clause (60% Attendance Rule)If you are looking for exam eligibility rules, CBSE mandates a minimum of 75% attendance to sit for Class 10 and 12 Board exams. Under Rule 14 of the Examination Bye-Laws, if a student’s attendance falls below 60%, the shortage can only be condoned by the CBSE Chairman under exceptional medical grounds (e.g., critical illness or long-term hospitalisation