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Govinda International School stands as a guiding light of growth-oriented education in Patna with deep-rooted values of Indian ethos rising to global standards. As a progressive K–12 CBSE school, the institution provides learners a world-class academic experience grounded in culture, character & global citizenship.
Every corner of the Govinda school campus reflects thoughtful intent like spaces that spark inquisitiveness, celebrate diversity & encourage collaborative learning. The school’s motto ‘Knowledge is the Supreme Deity’ echoes in its mission to shape super powered individuals who are intellectually awakened, emotionally strong and above all, socially responsible.
GIS follows a globally aligned curriculum that intertwines Indian values, making sure that students are equipped to adapt in an interconnected world with utmost integrity & resilience. Putting much emphasis on excellence & innovation along with character development, education here brings together life skills, cultural understanding, and modern pedagogy to prepare students for future life.
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- Being proudly Indian at heart, the stunning campus celebrates cultural richness along with preparing students to evolve as global citizens in a transforming world.
- Follows a CBSE-aligned curriculum with added values of leadership, adaptability & life-skill development
- Based on a strong cultural foundation that instills positive values, distinct identity and on a higher note, unity in diversity
- Promotes holistic development through character-building, creativity & critical thinking
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Located in the cultural capital of Andhra Pradesh, the school has been endowed with simple yet elegant façade and interior design that engages the child’s imagination to facilitate seamless learning.
The school follows the State Board curriculum and the faculty is trained to conduct collaborative instruction and individualized learning.
The architectural design and the interiors facilitate pedagogy and the sports facilities are put in place to engender child development.
... Read MoreExtension of deadline for application of affiliation of schools announced by CBSE
In the wake of Corona Virus lockdown, the Central Board of Secondary Education hasextended the deadline for applying to get CBSE affiliation for aspiring schools. The board has released a notification to this effect.... Read More
How much do you charge for new school setup services?
Over the years, we have found that each new school project presents unique challenges and opportunities. Deliverables for each new school setup are also unique.
Fee is calculated based on the nature of the project, tenure, specific deliverables and effort involved. We offer flexible charging models for the convenience of people aspiring to open new schools –
- Per consulting day (6 hrs)
- A Monthly fixed fee for the project duration
- Revenue share
- or a combination one or more models described above
You may visit our office to discuss project requirements with our school consultants, finalize scope of work and understand the fee applicable.
... Read MoreThe Junior college is managed by the Master Minds Group of Guntur. The Junior college provides high quality intermediate schooling to the high schoolers as well as counselling to aid their career choices.
The Junior college has been designed to accommodate the modern learning spaces and play areas that are suited for the needs of the development of the adolescents. The architectural design is innovative and the activity zone imitates the design of a rugby ball.
The Junior college is a fine preparatory school for the future graduates.
... Read MoreIndia’s First National Assessment Regulator - PARAKH
India's first national assessment regulator PARAKH (Performance Assessment, Review and Analysis of Knowledge for Holistic Development), is tasked to work on establishing standards and guidelines for student assessment and evaluation. This will be applicable to all recognized school boards in the cou... Read More
Delhi may scrap nursery admissions for 2021-22, schools unlikely to open before July
In an important development, the Delhi government has proposed to scrap and suspend admissions in the nursery for the 2021-22 academic year. The state is considering to implement the scrapping of admissions in 2021 and proposing the same for private schools. As a corollary, the 2022-23 academic sess... Read More
CBSE expresses reservations on the draft NEP’s recommendation for 24 subject multiple board exam
CBSE has voiced its concern over the recommendations made in the draft national education policy rooting for multiple board exams and inclusion of 24 subjects for the board exams. The NEP which is to come into effect since 2020 for next 20 years have made several provisions that have raised question... Read More
A New Subject ‘Happiness’ to be Introduced in MP Schools
The Madhya Pradesh government (MP) has decided to introduce a new subject called ‘anand’, or ‘happiness’, in the schools across the state. According to officials, the reason behind this is to enable the students to acquire life-skills and face the challenges of the post-covid world. Four years ago, ... Read More
Learning outcome-centered MHRD’s Road Map for the new academic session 2020-21 released for NCERT
NCERT has been given a learning outcome oriented road map for the next academic year by the MHRD. The curriculum design, as per the directions of the ministry, has to be completed by the NCERT by October 2020 for classes 1 to 5 while the training of teachers for classes 6 to 12 has to be completed... Read More
Metaverse in the Indian Education Sector
Meta (formerly Facebook) has announced its plan to expand partnership with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), India’s largest school board. This partnership includes training in augmented reality (AR) to millions of students and about a million teachers over the coming three years. As ... Read More
Manuals Released for the Improvement of CBSE Schools
The board has issued a circular for the principals of the affiliated schools wherein it has directed that the manuals be downloaded and discussions on them be organized before they are adopted for implementation.... Read More
Newly-affiliated CBSE schools disadvantaged by a technicality in class 10 scoring policy
After the cancellation of the board exams in the wake of the pandemic, there has been a lot of brainstorming and analysis to decide on assessment alternatives.... Read More
Structuring Preschool Curriculum - Waldorf and Pikler Preschool Education
There has been considerable research and studies done on the pedagogical methods and early education but few have been as successful and applied as the Waldorf and Pikler approaches when it comes to preschools. The Waldorf Education that is based on the educational philosophy of Rudolf Steiner has b... Read More
Postcards to PM by Students Under ‘75 lakh Postcard Campaign’
The ‘75 Lakh Postcard Campaign’ has been proposed by the Department of Posts (DoP), Ministry of Communication along with the Department of School Education and Literacy, and Ministry of Education (MoE), as part of the Indian Government’s ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’ (AKAM) initiative. The Central Board... Read More
CISCE Notice Regarding Enrolment to NCERT SWAYAM courses for Classes 11, 12
The Ministry of Education of the Government of India had launched a platform on July 9, 2017, named SWAYAM (Study Webs of Active Learning for Young Aspiring Minds), offering Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs). On this platform, the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has p... Read More
Major Changes in CBSE Board Exam Pattern
Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is constantly evolving for the betterment of the quality of education imparted through its affiliated schools. Enhancements due to various factors were made, based on the requirements warranted by continuous research in the education field, with NEP 2020 (... Read More
India with its teacher-training infrastructure, one of the largest in the world, ranks inordinately low when learning outcomes are assessed. Indeed, the government schools are the ones which are annually... Read More
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