Minimum Age Required as on 31 March of the year of Admission.
Nursery : 3 Years Completed.
Class 1 : 6 Years Completed.
Add one year for each subsequent Class.
Manipulating date of birth to suite the criteria above is an offence.
If the information provided in the application is found to be misinterpreted/ misrepresented/ inaccurate/ false/ or manipulated, the school retains the discretion to refund any fees paid.
Right of admission to school reserved by the school.
Primary Section : Classes LN-4
There is no regular routine examination at the primary levels. The primary classes follow a process of continuous evaluation on the basis of the work done in school and follow up done at home. After every term, the evaluation grades along with a detailed subjective report as applicable are given to students based on teacher's own continuous observation of the students.
Secondary Section : Classes 5-8
The academic year is divided into TWO TERMS. A process of holistic school quality assessment on a regular basis has been implemented.
At the end of FIRST TERM there is a FIRST TERM comprehensive evaluation and at the end of the SECOND TERM there is another comprehensive evaluation.
Each of the two evaluations are of 80–90 marks. 10–20 Marks for both the examinations are based on continuous Internal evaluations. As per details given in subsequent pages.
The continuous internal assessments is based on a combination of Periodical class evaluation/ Practical/ Projects – group / sub group / individual / Activity based learning.
The annual comprehensive Evaluation is out of the 100% syllabus of Second Term and 20% pre-determined syllabus of First TERM. Marks allotted for the First Term syllabus do not exceed 15 Marks out of total 80-90 Marks for the Annual Comprehensive Evaluation.
The acceptable mark to indicate adequate comprehension by the student for individual subject is 40% with an overall aggregate also of 40%
It is an established fact that a certain percentage (80% in case of school) of attendance is required to ensure that the students know the subject. The attendance is calculated one day before the examination. This is inclusive of absence on account of illness and any other special circumstances.
Normally admissions from other institutions will not be encouraged. A pre condition for a student to admission/ continuation in Class 9 is a minimum of 40% marks in each subject / segment (Internal& External) with an overall aggregate of 40% in Class 8 as well as 40% in individual subjects.
Secondary Section : Classes 9 & 10
Based on the rules and regulations of Council for Indian School Certificate Examination, promotion from Class 9 to Class 10 will be done on the basis of the cumulative achievement level of the student throughout the academic year in the subjects he/she has been registered for. The candidate is required to have obtained at least 33% marks in aggregate in five subjects including English on the cumulative average and also by obtaining at least 33% marks in five subjects including English in first term and annual examination, and a minimum attendance of 75% of the working days. Promotion on trial/with re-examination with grace marks will not be granted from Class 9 to 10. Pass certificates will be awarded to the candidate who at one and the same examination (Board examination for class 10) has appeared for and passed minimum 6 subjects and has attained the pass standard in at least 5 subjects which must include the subject English. Also to attain a pass grade in SUPW as detailed in subsequent pages.
The academic year is divided into two terms. At the end of the First Term there is First Term Examinations and at the end of the Second Term, Annual Examinations / ICSE (Board) will be conducted.
Each of the two exams are of 80 -90 marks. 10-20 marks for both the examinations are based on continuous internal assessments.
The continuous internal assessment is based on a combination of Periodical class tests/ Practical / Projects- group/ sub group/ individual / activity based learning.
Extracts from the Regulation. Chapter I : Indian Certificate of Secondary Education Examination:
The Council for The Indian School Certificate Examination : D) Minimum Attendance Requirement.
( Applicable to Classes 9 & 10)
Candidates whose attendance is below 75% of the working days are ordinarily not eligible to sit for the examination. However, the Chief Executive and Secretary has the authority to condone the shortage of attendance in the case of candidates whose minimum attendance is not less than 60% of the working days in each year of the two year course. This is inclusive of absence due to illness and other special circumstances.
Heads of Schools may represent, to the Chief Executive and Secretary, cases of candidates who deserve special consideration for condoning shortage of attendance in Class IX and / or X, provided that the attendance of such candidates is not less than 60% of the working days, during each year of the two year course.
Further, the Chief Executive and Secretary may condone the shortage of attendance in the case of candidates whose minimum attendance is below 60% in exceptional cases i.e.:
The last date for computing attendance at school is February 15, of each of the two years.
MINIMUM ATTENDANCE REQUIRED OF CANDIDATES ENTERED FOR THE ICSE AND ISC EXAMINATIONS
Heads of Schools are reminded of the minimum attendance requirement for the ICSE (10) and ISC (12) Examinations, which is given in the respective ‘Regulations’.
Entry to the ICSE (10) and ISC (12) Examination in the case of eligible candidates who are being entered for the first time, is restricted to candidates with a minimum of 75% attendance of the working days during each year of the two-year course at schools affiliated to the Council and registered for the ICSE (10)/ISC(12) Examinations.
Heads of Schools are required to inform the Council not later than 15th February, of candidates entered for the ICSE (10) and not later than 31st January for the ISC (12) Examinations who are short of the 75% attendance requirement. Representations on behalf of such candidates with full details may be made by the Heads of Schools so as to reach the Council not later than the stipulated dates and these will be considered, provided the attendance is not short of 60% of the working days
THE STUDENT/PARENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING REPRESENTATION FOR CONDONATION AS PER CRITERIA GIVEN ABOVE BOTH FOR CLASS 9 AND 10. THE SAME WILL BE SUBMITTED TO THE COUNCIL WITH SCHOOL RECCOMMENDATION AS DEEMED FIT
Important Notes
The School may not keep on its Rolls pupils who are above the average age of the class.
The Principal's decision is final in all matters related to promotion.
Use or attempt to use unfair means in any examination will lead to strict disciplinary action. Repetition of such offence may result in expulsion from the school. Use or attempt to use unfair means in any examinations, will result the student being awarded ZERO in the subject as applicable both for the internal assessment and the examination. This is in addition to any disciplinary action taken by the school depending on the circumstances.
Absence of a student during the examination for any reason whatsoever will be reflected as such ( AB) in the progress report. Non submission of project (Internal assessment) on time will also be treated as absence and marked as AB. AB in any one part i.e. Internal / External assessment will result in Total being marked as Absent (AB). This confirms to the guidelines /regulations for ICSE Examination.
There is no provision in the school for RETEST / RE-EXAMINATION for students who are absent from any examination. No Retest / Re-Examination are conducted by the school.
The total number of working days are approximately 225. Students must obtain 80% / 75% attendance as applicable, failing which they may be debarred from taking the Evaluation/Examinations. Students remaining absent for too long or too often before any evaluation/examination may not be allowed to take that evaluation. In general terms for every day of absence, starting six working days before the exam, the student may lose five minutes in any one evaluation/examination per day of absence as decided by the School.
A Progress report is issued to the parents twice a year. For Classes Nursery to I, the reports must be signed by the parents, preferably the father or guardian and returned to the class teacher after verification.
Absence tolerance limit of 20% / 25%, includes all types of absence including absence due to medical reasons and long sickness. There is no special and separate allowance of absence on account of sickness or any adverse medical condition.
SUBMISSION OF INTERNAL ASSESSMENT PROJECTS HAVE TO BE BEFORE/ ON DATE GIVEN. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL LATE SUBMISSION BE ALLOWED. DATE HAS TO BE TREATED AS AN EXAMINATION DATE.
AWARDS FOR THE STUDENTS EXCELLING IN THE ICSE EXAM
Students excelling in ICSE Examination are awarded Computers/Tabs. The student must take admission and attend classes11 & 12 at The Bhawanipur Gujarati Education Society School (ISC Section) at 5, LLR Sarani, Kolkata.
LATE HEMANTIKABEN PURI SELF COMPETING AWARDS BY BGSP
As per ongoing effort to encourage students to enhance their own Academic Performances, an award scheme since academic year 2013-14 to all students from Classes 6 to Class 9 of our school has been instituted by The Bhawanipur Gujarati Shishya Pratisthan (BGSP) with an aim to inculcate Self Competing approach by all students and to improve our school results in the memory of Late Hemantikaben Puri.
Outline of the Scheme
The awards are based on the improvement of the aggregate in percentage over the last year Annual Evaluation by the individual students. The eligibility criteria is as follows:-
THE BHAWANIPUR GUJARATI EDUCATION SOCIETY AWARDS TO STUDENTS OF CLASSES 8 & 9, RANKING FIRST IN MATHEMATICS, ENGLISH AND COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
Criteria for qualifying for the award
