Education Boards Urge Vaccination of Students Before Examinations Begin

Guidelines for the vaccination of children between 15 to 18 years was released by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in December 2021, which was scheduled to begin from January 3, 2022. Following this, the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) and the Central Board of... Read More

How much does it cost to start a new school?

       There is no single answer to this question, Cost of setting up a school is dependent on several factors, listing few factors -

• Target market
• Capacity planned
• Value of land (varies by location and size)
• Cost of infrastructure design and build
• Facilities you wish to offer
• Academic and beyond academic programs you wish to offer
• Cost of educational supplies, staffing and other services
• How do you plan to brand and position your school in the target market

TISS Joins Hands with Schools for Vocational Education

To encourage vocational education as per the new National Education Policy NEP 2020, Maharashtra’s School Education department is collaborating with Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS).... Read More

Schools Asked by CBSE to do Self-Assessment Against SQAA Framework

All schools must complete a mandatory prior self-evaluation against the school quality assessment and assurance (SQAA) framework, according to a notification from the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE).... Read More

Atlantis - The World School - A testimonial to the tradition of educational excellence

The K-12 education made its presence in India with the assessment of need of a continuum of education in early to adolescent years. This type of academic model had become customary in other countries and currently India is keenly advancing towards adopting K-12 educational framework in schools.... Read More

National Education Policy 2020 | Introduction of the New Curriculum and Assessment Modalities to take effect from 2021-22

A draft timeline for the proposed implementation of the National Education Policy has recently been rolled out. The plans of the Department of School Education and Literacy regarding the on-ground implantation of the NEP are going to change school education fairly quickly. To put things in perspecti... Read More

5 Proven Ways To Make School Architecture Efficient And Economical

Magnificence is a core factor of any school architectural design But aesthetics alone doesn't serve the purpose of architecture. A piece of art becomes efficient if it is economically viable too.... Read More

YANC Trust's School

YANC Trust’s School, a highly forward-thinking CBSE institution in the making on a 4.7-acre campus in Hosahalli, Bengaluru to redefine education in the region. Conceived and to be executed in collaboration with School Serv, this institution will integrate experiential learning, inclusivity & 21st-century skills into a safe and stimulating environment. The trust has partnered with School Serv to guide the CBSE School startup, design, and overall establishment journey.

Rooted in CBSE’s emerging framework and fully adaptive with NEP recommendations, the school will follow a modern curriculum characterised by project-based, inquiry-driven, and experiential learning methods. Every element from campus infrastructure to program formulation will be carefully set with this ethos, delivering both academic brilliance & life-readiness.

Designed to serve families in the lower as well as middle-income brackets, the School will stand as a progressive CBSE day school. The vision therefore is to build a spirited and synergistic learning environment that brings together the physical, emotional, and intellectual well-being of every student, while staying grounded in values and forward-facing in practice.

Highlights:

• • A distinct educational identity in Hosahalli with modern pedagogy & community focus
  • Emphasis on skill-building & personal development set together on an extremely joyful atmosphere
  • Curriculum solutions to cultivate confidence, curiosity & critical thinking
  • Highly inclusive support systems to satisfy varied learning needs & career aspirations
  • Smart integration of digital tools & subject-specific expertise

A look at important developments in school education in the decade

As the decade nears its end, we try and look back to find out how these past years have contributed to the evolution of education in the country.... Read More

How COVID-19 can change the traditional classroom system?

A big wave of educational shift has hit most of the countries with the arrival of COVID -19 turning all classrooms into digital rooms. Since the lockdown, all students have turned into a virtual world to seek learning without losing the flow of studies. The preferred educational trend during this ph... Read More

Samyuktha School

A Stand Apart CBSE School Designed & Established by School Serv

Based on the belief that education should spark curiosity and build character, Samyuktha School is a space where learning totally breaks free from convention. Created to mould curious minds as well as develop confident individuals, Samyuktha vests on a dynamic, interdisciplinary approach. And so it's a hub to connect subjects, generate ideas & every child is well prepared for the future.

Samyuktha School began its journey by offering classes from Pre-Primary to Grade 8, with plans for progression to Grade 12 in the coming years. Spread across a thoughtful campus in Sangareddy, Telangana, this school is set to reimagine CBSE education in the region.

With an emphasis on collaborative, competitive, experiential, and all round learning, the school stands as a living example to School Serv’s commitment to creating future-ready learning environments. As proficient CBSE school consultants in Telangana, these are the noteworthy contributions of the team:

Highlights:

• • Smart Infrastructure: Designed to inspire learning with well-planned academic blocks, innovation hubs, and green open spaces.
  • Interdisciplinary Learning Spaces: Classrooms that break silos encouraging curiosity, creativity& real-world problem-solving skills.
  • Skilled Instructors: Handpicked educators who bring passion, knowledge & mentorship to every lesson and every activity at school.
  • Fitness & Team Spirit: Indoor and Outdoor sports arenas and programs that instill discipline, collaboration, and a healthy lifestyle.
  • Focus on Experiential Learning: Hands-on activities, field trips, and projects that make learning relevant, exciting & completely immersive.
  • Digital Integration: Smart classrooms & digital tools to support an engaging, tech-enabled education environment.
  • All Round Development: Curricular as well as enrichment activities designed to promote emotional intelligence, social skills, and leadership qualities.

CBSE Survey Findings Suggest Principals are in Favor of Staggered Reopening of Schools for Senior School Students

A survey conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education found out that a majority of the school principals are of the view that a staggered re-opening of classrooms for classes 11 and 12 students can be considered if the Covid-19 situation in the neighborhood is not critical.... Read More

PPP model for Opening New Sainik Schools Set Afloat

The Government of India has proposed to advance a new curricular system which is being dubbed as the Sainik School curriculum to provide Indian school students a national alternative to the CBSE curriculum.... Read More

Merger of Low Enrolment Schools in Karnataka

After calls to create a better academic environment in the state’s government schools, the Karnataka Government put forth a proposal to set up a ‘model school’ in every gram panchayat. These schools will be created by merging local schools together.... Read More

Karnataka Government Issues Circular Making Uniforms Mandatory for SSLC Exams

Karnataka’s primary and secondary education department issued a circular stating that the students of government schools should appear for the class X board examinations in uniforms prescribed by the state government. It also added that in case of private (aided and unaided) schools, students need t... Read More

Very Few Schools Accredited in India: NABET

Out of about 15 lakhs schools in India, only about 7000 (only 0,5%) are accredited to a recognized board. This was informed during a colloquium on quality control and accreditation of schools recently in Mumbai, by the chairperson of NABET.... Read More

India Gifts 84 Vehicles To Nepal Health And Education Sectors

India recently gifted 84 vehicles to Nepal's health and education sectors. Indian Ambassador Naveen Srivastava handed over the keys of 34 ambulances and 50 school buses to different organizations in the presence of Nepal’s minister of Education, Science and Technology, Ashok Kumar Rai.... Read More

NEP 2020 Implementation—Ministry Of Education Invites Suggestions from Teachers and Principals

Suggestions on the Implementation of NEP 2020 are sought on the implementation of the New Education Policy, inputs have been invited from teachers and principals of the school. The Ministry of Education has asked the school authorities to suggest how the NEP could be implemented effectively.... Read More