Curriculum Framework
1. National Curriculum Framework (NCF)*:
Aligns with the national education policy and guidelines.
2. International Baccalaureate (IB) or
Cambridge Curriculum: Optional, for schools offering international programs.
Subjects and Disciplines
1. Languages:
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English (compulsory)
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Hindi/Regional Language (compulsory)
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Additional languages (optional)
2. Mathematics:
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Arithmetic
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Algebra
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Geometry
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Calculus (higher classes)
3. Science:
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Physics
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Chemistry
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Biology
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Environmental Science
4. Social Sciences:
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History
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Geography
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Civics
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Economics
5. Arts and Humanities:
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Music
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Dance
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Visual Arts
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Drama/Theatre
6. Physical Education:
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Sports and Games
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Yoga
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Fitness and Wellness
7. Computer Science/Information Technology:
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Programming languages
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Software applications
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Digital citizenship
8. Life Skills:
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Communication
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Problem-solving
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Time management
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Emotional intelligence
Curriculum Structure
1. Primary School (Grades 1-5):
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Integrated curriculum with emphasis on language, mathematics, and environmental
awareness.
2. Middle School (Grades 6-8):
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Introduction to separate subjects and disciplines.
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Emphasis on skill development and critical thinking.
3. Secondary School (Grades 9-10):
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In-depth study of subjects and disciplines.
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Emphasis on analysis, evaluation, and application.
4. Senior Secondary School (Grades 11-12):
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Specialized study of subjects and disciplines.
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Emphasis on research, critical thinking, and problem-solving.
Assessment and Evaluation
1. Formative Assessments:
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Quizzes
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Classwork
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Projects
2. Summative Assessments:
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Unit tests
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Term exams
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Final exams
3. Co-Scholastic Assessment:
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Life skills
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Attitudes and values
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Participation and involvement
Curriculum Enrichment
1. Clubs and Societies:
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Literary
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Cultural
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Sports
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Community service
2. Workshops and Seminars:
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Guest lectures
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Career guidance
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Life skills training
3. Field Trips and Excursions:
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Educational tours
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Industrial visits
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Cultural exchange programs
