The CBSE New Delhi curriculum, delivered by subject specialists from Class VI, with an assessment calendar published at the start of the session and marks online within a fortnight of each paper.
Play-based literacy and numeracy, phonics, rhymes, motor skills and a great deal of outdoor time. No written homework, and no formal examination — progress is recorded through a termly observation card.
Reading fluency and mental mathematics are the backbone. Environmental Studies splits into Science and Social Science in Class IV. Two teachers stay with every section.
Subject specialists take over, laboratory work begins, and the third language is chosen in Class VI. Papers follow the board pattern so Class IX is not a shock.
Board preparation with weekly practice papers, doubt-clearing sessions after school, and streams from Class XI: Science, Commerce and Humanities.
Six scholastic subjects, each carrying 100 marks across the year, plus co-scholastic grades for work education, art and physical education.
| Code | Subject | Annual weight |
|---|
Two periodic tests and two major examinations. Results are published to the parent portal and to the public Results page on the same day.
The CBSE New Delhi nine-point scale, applied to the aggregate of each subject.
| Grade | Marks range | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | 91 - 100 | Outstanding |
| A2 | 81 - 90 | Outstanding |
| B1 | 71 - 80 | Very good |
| B2 | 61 - 70 | Very good |
| C1 | 51 - 60 | Good |
| C2 | 41 - 50 | Good |
| D | 33 - 40 | Needs improvement |
| E | Below 33 | Needs attention |
Every child belongs to one of four houses from the day they join, and stays in it until Class XII. Houses run the sports meet, the debate league, the science exhibition and one community project a year.