December 30, 2016

Don Bosco School, Kalkaji, release notice for admissions to KG/Pre-Primary for session 2017-2018

Don Bosco School, Kalkaji, New Delhi has come up with notice for admissions to KG/Pre-Primary classes for session 2017-2018


ADMISSION TO PRE-PRIMARY (K.G) 2017-18
 SCHEDULE FOR ADMISSION
SL. No.
ParticularsScdedule
  1.  
Uploading the criteria and their points in the Directorate’s website 01/01/2017
(Sunday)
  1.  
Commencement of Admission Process02/01/2017
(Monday)
  1.  
Commencement of availability of Application Form for admission on School Website02/01/2017 
 (Monday)
  1.  
Submission of Filled in Application Form with photocopies of Supporting Documents at School
(All working days From 9.00 a.m To 12.30 p.m)
02/01/2017 
     To 
23/01/2017
  1.  
Last date for Submission of Filled in Application Form with photocopies of Supporting Documents at School
(From 9.00 a.m To 12.30 p.m)
23/01/2017
(Monday)
  1.  
Uploading Details of Children who apply for admission under Open Seats31/01/2017
(Tuesday)
  1.  
Uploading Marks (as per point system) given to each of the children who applied for admission under Open seats06/02/2017
(Monday)
  1.  
Date for display of First List of selected candidates (including Waiting List) along with marks allotted under point system15/02/2017
(Wednesday)
  1.  
Resolution of Queries of Parents, if any (by written/email) regarding allotment of points to the wards in the First List16/02/2017
To
18/02/2017
  1.  
Date for display of Second List of candidates (if any) (including Waiting List) along with marks allotted under point system28/02/2017 (Tuesday)
  1.  
Closure of Admission Process31/03/2017
(Friday)

December 28, 2016

Delhi Public School International Admissions 2017-18 Announcement

DPS International Announces Admissions for session 2017-18 
Registration forms will be available on the school website www.dpsi.ac.in from 2nd January 2017 onwards...



 Check more about DPS International - Junior School (RK Puram) , Senior School (Saket)

December 21, 2016

Class 10 exam comeback evokes mixed reactions

Class X Board exams are set to make a comeback from 2018 but schools in the Capital have a mixed opinion about the move with some saying it will put pressure on students and many others welcoming the change.
According to sources, in its governing body meet, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) decided that compulsory Class X board exams will make a comeback under which 80% weightage would be given to the written exam and 20% to internal assessment by the schools.
The recommendations will now be sent to the HRD ministry for approval. HRD minister Prakash Javadekar has been in favour of reintroducing the exam.
Principals said implementation of Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) was anyway difficult in government schools owing to the large number of students in one classroom, introduced seven years ago, aimed at improving activity-based learning.
“Under CCE nobody was actually focusing on learning because teachers were busy in making files. Till Class VIII anyway the student passes and then you had CCE which meant a lot of students from government schools just entered Class XI without really having studied or tested on anything,” said Rajeshwari Kapri, principal of Government Girls’ Senior Secondary School, Sonia Vihar.

source: www.hindustantimes.com