1. Curriculum Policy: CBSE schools follow the curriculum prescribed by the board, which includes a wide range of subjects and topics designed to meet academic standards and promote holistic development.
  2. Examination Policy: CBSE schools conduct examinations according to the guidelines provided by the board. This includes the format of exams, evaluation criteria, grading system, and exam schedule.
  3. Assessment and Evaluation Policy: CBSE schools have policies in place for continuous assessment and evaluation of students’ progress. This may include regular tests, assignments, projects, and other forms of assessment to gauge students’ learning outcomes.
  4. Promotion Policy: CBSE schools have policies regarding the promotion of students from one grade to the next. Promotion criteria may be based on academic performance, attendance, and overall progress throughout the academic year.
  5. Discipline Policy: CBSE schools maintain discipline among students and staff members through established rules, regulations, and disciplinary measures. These policies aim to create a safe, respectful, and conducive learning environment for all members of the school community.
  6. Safety and Security Policy: CBSE schools prioritize the safety and security of students and staff members. This includes measures such as campus security, emergency preparedness plans, and protocols for handling safety incidents.
  7. Inclusivity and Diversity Policy: CBSE schools promote inclusivity and respect for diversity among students and staff members. They strive to create an environment where all individuals feel valued, supported, and empowered to succeed regardless of their background, abilities, or characteristics.
  8. Parental Involvement Policy: CBSE schools encourage parental involvement in their children’s education and school activities. This may include opportunities for parents to participate in parent-teacher meetings, school events, volunteer activities, and decision-making processes.
  9. Professional Development Policy: CBSE schools invest in the professional development of their teaching and non-teaching staff members. This may include training programs, workshops, seminars, and other initiatives to enhance their skills, knowledge, and effectiveness in their roles.
  10. Compliance Policy: CBSE schools ensure compliance with all relevant regulations, laws, and directives issued by the board, government authorities, and other regulatory bodies. This includes adherence to academic standards, administrative procedures, and financial regulations.