The Curriculum and syllabus is well designed from Kindergarten to Std. X. The medium of instruction is English. The school curriculum is adequately formulated to prepare the students for the ICSE (Xth) examinations conducted by ISC Council, New Delhi. The council was established in 1958 by the University of Cambridge Local Examination Syndicate with the assistance of Inter-State Board for Anglo-Indian education.
 

SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION AT THE END OF CLASS X
External Examination
GROUP - I (Compulsory)
1.	English		2 Papers
2.	Indian Language (Hindi)		1 Paper
3.	History & Civics, Geography		2 Papers
4.	Environmental Education		1 Paper
GROUP - II
1.	Mathematics		1 Paper
2.	Science	Physics	3 Papers
		Chemistry
		Biology
GROUP - III (Any One)
1.	Computer Application/Economics Application		1 Paper
External Examination
Socially Useful Productive Work and Community Service will be undertaken.

The Board examination is taken at the end of Std X and XII. The second language is Hindi, Sanskrit/Malayalam is offered from Std. V to Std. VIII as third language in addition to the main subjects. General Knowledge, Moral Science and S.U.P.W. are included in the curriculum. The students preparing for ICSE are to opt for English, Hindi, History & Geography in Group-I ,Math and Science in Group II    and Economics/Computer Application as optional subjects in Group-III from Std. VIII onwards. After the subject option is done no change of subject is permitted. Extra curricular activities and physical education are compulsory in the school curriculum.  Computer instruction is given from Std. I onwards.

The academic session for 2011-12 is from 29th March 2011 to 31st March 2012. In addition to Summer Vacation, there will be short holidays for Durga Puja and Christmas. Sundays are holidays for the school.
 

School Hours
KG I, KG II & STD I	7:30 am (arrival time) to 12:30 pm
STD XI & STD XII	7:30 am (arrival time) to 12:30 pm
STD II to STD X	7:30 am (arrival time) to 1:40 pm   (8 periods)
The arrival time for the students will be strictly followed and no late coming will be normally entertained. The Principal may give an exemption for the late comers on the ground of genuine reasons. The gate will be closed during the assembly time. Timing for winter will be informed in advance.

Visiting Hours
Principal	8.00 am to 12.00 Noon (only for the educational matters of the wards) 2.00 pm to 3.00 pm (for general matters)
Office	8.30 am to 10.30 am
Teacher	KG I to Std I – 7.00 am to 8.00 am 1.00 pm to 1.30 pm
For other classes the teachers will mention the time in the respective diaries of the wards.

• The result declared at the end of the year is final and will not be altered. There will be two terminal examinations in August and December and the final examination will be conducted in March or as decided. Annual Examination will cover all the portions taught. Apart from these, students will have regular class test in all the subjects on the basis of which the progress of the child will be assessed and it will be taken into consideration while deciding the promotion of the student. For promotion the students must get 40% marks in all the subjects.

• No arrangement will be made for holding special examination for absentees before or after the time fixed for examination even on medical ground. If the absence is justified the students will be assessed for promotion by giving weightage to performance in other examination during the session.

• Use of unfair means will lead to dismissal of the students from the school or detention in the same class as the Principal may deem fit.

• A student who fails twice in the same class will not be permitted to continue his/her studies in the school.

• Those who fail in any subject will not be ranked. Those who fail in English will not be promoted.

• Answer sheets of the Annual examination will not be shown to the students or guardians under any circumstances.

• For promotion the ward should have 75% attendance in the academic year.

The parents are advised to buy branded clothing materials with proper colour shade.
 

Boys	Coffee brown short pants and white full sleeve shirts up to Std. IV, Full pants and white full sleeve shirts from Std. V onwards. Black shoes and skin color socks for all.
Girls	Coffee brown pleated skirts and white full sleeve shirts up to Std. IV. Coffee brown divided skirts and white full sleeve shirt from Std. V onwards. Black shoes and skin color socks for all.
From this year Blazers are made mandatory as part of winter uniform for all students from Std. V to X.

PT. UNIFORMS ON FRIDAYS

The uniform for PT will be color T-Shirt with white full Pants (Std. V to X) / Short Pants (KG to Std. IV) for boys and color shirts with white skirts for girls (KG I to Std. IV white pleated skirt and Std. V onwards white divided skits) and white canvas shoes with white socks for all students. The name  of the school will be printed on the T-Shirt or Shirts. The present students in the school will buy the T-Shirts or shirts according to the color of the respective houses they belong to. The new students will be informed the name of their houses soon after the school re-opens.The students can wear this colored PT uniform all along the year - i.e. on house day Programmes, PT days and Sports Day. All the students are instructed to avail their PT uniforms on or before 20th  April 2011 and they must wear the same on 23rd  April 2011 on the occasion of the oath taking ceremony.

TIE, BADGE & BELT

The Tie, Badge and belt are essential with the school uniform and are available in the school office. The students are informed to buy it from the school office only, for proper color and size.