Academics

A foundation for every ambition.

Maharashtra State Board education from Nursery to Class XII, with Arts, Commerce, Science, and Information Technology options in the higher-secondary years.

Nursery · Junior KG · Senior KG

Early language, number sense, play, creative expression, and social development.

Primary · Classes I–V

Languages, mathematics, environmental learning, art, and physical development.

Middle school · Classes VI–VIII

Languages, mathematics, science, social science, and a growing range of practical learning.

Secondary · Classes IX–X

Languages, mathematics, science and technology, and social sciences, preparing students for SSC.

These are curriculum overviews, not a guaranteed list of school-approved subject combinations. Contact the school for the current languages, electives, IT availability, and XI–XII combinations. Use the official textbook and syllabus for the relevant class, stream, subject code, and examination year.

Maharashtra State Board ↗Official Balbharati textbooks & syllabus resources ↗

Assessment & marking guidance

Assessment depends on the class and subject. The school archive describes formative and summative assessment. For SSC and HSC, current Board notifications, subject syllabi, and practical / oral instructions take precedence over general summaries.

HSC subject pattern reference

Subject / group	Written / online	Oral / practical / internal	Total
English & languages*	80	20	100
Mathematics & Statistics*	80	20	100
Physics, Chemistry, Biology*	70	30	100
Information Technology*	80 (online theory)	20 (practical)	100
Other Arts / Commerce subjects	Check the current subject-specific syllabus; do not assume one uniform split.

*Common HSC patterns are shown for orientation, not as a school-issued examination circular. Confirm the applicable year and subject code with the Board and school. Internal tests, XI assessment, graded subjects, eligibility, and passing rules must be checked separately. This is not an SSC marking table.

NEP 2020: learning for the whole child

The National Education Policy 2020 sets a direction for education. Its principles should not be mistaken for a claim that every proposed change has already been implemented in Maharashtra or at our school.

5 + 3 + 3 + 4 structure

Foundational (ages 3–8), preparatory (8–11), middle (11–14), and secondary (14–18) stages guide the policy’s approach to child development.

Understanding over memorisation

Competency-based learning, conceptual understanding, critical thinking, and meaningful assessment.

Experiential & holistic learning

Learning through art, sports, projects, exploration, and real-life experiences alongside academics.

Inclusion, languages & digital literacy

Equitable opportunities, multilingual learning, and thoughtful use of technology in education.

Read the official NEP 2020 ↗SCERT Maharashtra updates ↗

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