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        The Cambridge curriculum refers to the educational programs developed by the University of Cambridge International Examinations (CIE). It is known for its rigorous academic standards and global recognition.

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     Yes, the Cambridge curriculum is widely recognized and accepted by universities and employers around the world. Many educational institutions consider Cambridge qualifications as proof of a high standard of academic achievement.

     The curriculum is designed to provide a smooth transition between its different stages. For example, the Cambridge Primary program is a foundation for the Cambridge Secondary program, and so on.

     The Cambridge curriculum offers a wide range of subjects at various levels. Common subjects include English, Mathematics, Science, History, Geography, and Languages, among others. The availability of subjects may vary depending on the educational stage. How ever guidance for the same will be provided by the school.

     While Cambridge provides a framework and syllabus, schools and teachers often choose textbooks based on their preferences and the needs of their students. There are many publishers that offer materials aligned with the Cambridge curriculum.

     Parents can support their children by staying informed about the curriculum, attending parent-teacher meetings, creating a conducive study environment at home, and encouraging a balanced approach to academics and extracurricular activities.

     Yes, Cambridge provides a range of resources for teachers, including syllabus documents, teaching guides, and professional development opportunities. Teachers often use these resources to enhance their teaching methods and stay updated on curriculum changes.

It’s important to note that specific details may vary based on the country, school, and the particular stage of the Cambridge curriculum being implemented.

     Cambridge curriculum has a broader global perspective, incorporating diverse cultural perspectives and aiming to prepare students for a globalized world. National curricula, on the other hand, are designed to meet the educational standards of a specific country.

     Benefits may include exposure to a variety of cultures, fostering international-mindedness, preparing students for global careers, and providing flexibility for families who may move between countries.

      Transitioning between international curricula can be possible, but it may depend on the specific curricula involved and the similarities in their structures. Schools and education systems may have different entry requirements.

     Generally, yes. Many universities around the world recognize and accept qualifications from Cambridge curriculum. However, students may need to meet specific entry requirements, and the recognition can vary by country and institution.

      Early Year 1 – A Level

     YES

• Sick room with basic First Aid facilities
• Regular health check-ups & maintenance of health records
• Cameras installed in the classrooms
• GPS system in buses
• Lady attendant travels in buses on all routes
• Fire extinguishers available

• EY – 9.00 a.m. to 12.10 p.m.
• Grade 1-12 – 8.45 a.m. to 3.10.p.m

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     The two verticals will operate independently. Hence, such a request will mean that the child will be considered as a fresh candidate and all the fresh admission protocols will be applicable. 

     YES

     No, filling up the form is merely the first step to be eligible for admission.

     There is no Online Registration. 

     It can be paid through Online or Cash.

     No. However, being an alumnus the School will earn you some weightage towards admission.

1. Birth certificate- 1 copy
2.  TC – Original
3.  Photo – Passport Size (2 nos.)
4.  Aadhar- Photo copy (Parent, Student)
5.  Nationality certificate (NRI)

1. Registration
2. Skill Profiling (ACO)
3. Admission

     Yes, it is compulsory to show documents in original and also carry photo copies of the same

     You can contact the school’s admission office directly for details or attend open houses and information sessions.

     YES.

     Yes.

     Parents can prepare their child by ensuring they have all the required documents, helping them understand the importance of the process, and encouraging them to express their interests and goals during interviews.

     Parents will be informed of the student’s progress through corrected assignments, tests and report cards through periodic email communications. Regular PTA meetings will be scheduled with the parents, to update them on their child’s progress. The parents can at any time request to have a meeting with the concerned facilitator by approaching the level coordinator.