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	Academic year starts from 01st April and ends by 31st March of every year.
	School Timing 8.00 AM to 2.10 PM
	Primary Section
	Classes I to V comprise the primary section. The subjects under studies are English, Hindi, Maths, EVS and General Science.
	Middle Section
	Classes VI to VIII are under the Middle Stream having the following subjects.
	English, Hindi and Sanskrit History, Civics and Geography General Science and Mathematics Computer Education
	Senior Secondary Section (CBSE)
	Classes from IX to XII have following subjects.
	For IX and X: English, Hindi/Sanskrit, Maths, General Science, Social Science
	For classes XI and XII:  I Group (Science) -  English, Hindi/Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Informatics Practice Humanities - English, Hindi(Core & Elective), Economics, History, Geography
	Other Subjects (Common for all classes)
	Art Music SUPW / Vocational Skills Physical Education Computer Education HOW TO PREPARE FOR YOUR ENGLISH PAPER Exam preparation and presentation Dear Children, You have been learning the English text and various skills required for the exam for over 10 months now. You have given test and have scored marks too. But, preparing for the final exam covering the entire portion required a systematic plan. Following tips may help you to advise your own plan. See the number of days you have at your disposal for preparation. Allot days to all subjects depending upon the subject and preparation for it.  For English you require at least 2 days for a revision of reading, writing and literature section. Allot a day for reading and writing section. Do not attempt reading passage for A1 at this late hours. Attempt one or two questions on note-making and get it checked by your parents or friends. Try at least one question in each of the writing skill and get it verified (no awarding of marks is required) Read the gist of chapters and have a small notebook containing the title, author/ poet, and names of chapters, place and difficult foreign faces if any along with the theme of the chapter. Revise all important questions for all chapters confidently. If your still feel a chapter is tough finish it off first and proceed to easier chapters. A Day Before The Exam Be cheerful, confident and have no fear of exam Take the food of your choice and be away from mass media Have a good sleep at least for 5 hours Be ready with the fountain ink pen, you love most / presented by your loved once Never attempt a new pen on the exam day Reach the venue well in time Listen not to the expected important questions at the last minute Leave no marks /clues that will reveal your identity (School, region, language etc.) Don’t get stuck up with any difficult question. Proceed to the known ones but do not forget to give the question number. Don’t look at anyone during the exam Worry not about the personality of the invigilator. Don’t try to leave the hall before the scheduled time Finish your paper at least 10 minutes before the set time. Greet the invigilator on your entry and thank him when you leave the hall Remember exam halls are just your own classrooms and invigilators are like your own teachers. Present a very good impression from the first page onwards. WISH YOU AN ENJOYABLE EXAM EXPERIENCE Tips for answering literature questions  (Long answers)   The long answer questions in literature try to assess student’s depth of understanding of a lesson and ability to write critical appreciation of the text but many students, instead of selecting relevant ideas form the text, they write all points that they know from the lesson. This not only makes the answer lengthy and time consuming but also spoils the special the structure of their essay. Writing is a craft and one has to carefully choose the relevant points and organize them logically. Only then the presentation will be effective.            Once this is over one can plan his drafting with a powerful topic sentence, one paragraph on each idea selected in a simple and lucid style and language with an appropriate lead sentence. In this way, students know exactly how their answers develop and can exercise good control over the matter and manner of their writing. This, in turn helps them to achieve exceptional clarity in their writing. Once they have presented all their ideas, they can attempt a conclusion stating how what they have written answers well the questions asked.

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