Questions parents often ask.

The age criteria for KG and Grade 1 are followed strictly as per CBSE and government norms for the respective academic year, with Grade 1 generally requiring the child to have completed six years by the prescribed cut-off date. For more details check the link.

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For pre-primary and primary classes, admission is based on age, a simple interaction or observation, while for higher grades, it’s based on the academic report and an interaction is conducted to understand the child’s academic readiness.

A written interaction will be considered if recommended by the heads after the initial interaction.

Parents are required to submit the birth certificate, previous academic records, transfer certificate, passport-size photographs, family photo, Aadhaar copies of the student and ID proof of parents, and medical details.

Global Education Trust offers 3 curricula CBSE, IB, and Cambridge, giving parents the flexibility to choose a board that best aligns with their child’s learning needs and future plans.

CBSE is offered from Grade 1 onwards, while IB and Cambridge programmes are introduced from the appropriate grade levels as per the school’s academic structure.

Yes, the CBSE curriculum follows NCERT textbooks and is aligned with the National Education Policy, focusing on competency-based and holistic education.

The school maintains an optimal student–teacher ratio of 12:1 to ensure personalised attention and effective classroom engagement.

Students are assessed through a combination of classwork, projects, activities, periodic tests, and term-end evaluations to ensure continuous academic monitoring.

In primary classes, the focus is largely on formative and continuous assessment, with formal examinations introduced gradually as per board guidelines.

Assessments are conducted at regular intervals throughout the academic year to track progress without creating unnecessary exam pressure.

Yes, continuous assessment is an integral part of teaching and learning across all grades.

Grades and descriptive feedback are provided in the early years, while marks are introduced in higher grades according to board norms.

The total annual fee varies depending on the grade and curriculum and is shared in detail by the admissions office during the admission process.

An admission fee is applicable at the time of enrolment, and a refundable deposit is charged as per the school’s fee policy.

Books, uniforms, and transport are charged separately.

Yes, the school allows fee payment in instalments (4 instalments) as per the prescribed schedule.

Yes, the school provides a safe and reliable school bus facility on selected routes. Each bus is accompanied by a trained support staff member to assist students while boarding and during travel. All buses are equipped with CCTV cameras, and parents can track the bus in real time through the school app to ensure enhanced safety and peace of mind.

School timings vary by grade level, with kindergarten classes operating from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., while all other grades follow a schedule from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

The school offers after-school adventure subject to availability and grade level.

Child safety is ensured through CCTV surveillance, controlled campus access, trained staff, verified transport systems, and regular safety drills.

Yes, the entire campus is under CCTV surveillance to ensure a safe and secure environment.

Yes, a qualified nurse is available on campus during school hours.

Yes, the school provides mental wellness and emotional support through trained counsellors who work closely with students when required.

Yes, structured career guidance and counselling are provided, especially at the secondary and senior secondary.

Yes, trained counsellors and career guidance professionals support students in making informed academic and career decisions.

The school follows a zero-tolerance policy towards bullying and addresses concerns promptly through counselling, corrective measures, and close monitoring.

Discipline is maintained through clear guidelines that promote self-discipline, respect, and responsibility rather than punitive action.

The school offers a wide range of sports and extracurricular activities to support holistic development, with opportunities provided according to grade levels. These include athletics, football, badminton, basketball, cricket, volleyball, roller skating, swimming, taekwondo, chess, and drums, along with creative and enrichment activities such as vocal music, art, theatre, movement and dance, home science, piano, guitar, keyboard, ATL - Innovation & Tinkering, and participation in the Nature Club.

Equal importance is given to academics and co-curricular activities to ensure well-rounded student development.

Yes, educational field trips and excursions are organised regularly to enhance experiential learning.

Parent–Teacher Meetings are conducted periodically throughout the academic year.

Teachers communicate with parents through the school ERP system, emails, school organisers, circulars, and scheduled meetings.

Yes, the school uses a parent app or ERP system for regular communication and updates.

Yes, parents can meet teachers with prior appointment.

The school has consistently achieved strong board results, reflecting its academic focus and teaching quality.

Alumni pursue higher education in reputed Indian and international universities across diverse fields.

Yes, the school supports students applying to foreign universities through guidance and counselling.

Yes, Global Public School is affiliated with and recognised by the respective education boards it offers.

The teaching methodology is student-centric, concept-based, and focuses on inquiry, application, and critical thinking.

Discipline is maintained through consistent expectations, positive reinforcement, and counselling-based approaches.

Parents can apply by submitting the application form, required documents, and completing the interaction or assessment process.

The school prepares students through strong academic foundations, skill development, career counselling, and exposure to global education pathways.

Homework is given regularly and is designed to reinforce classroom learning without overburdening students.

The curriculum builds strong conceptual foundations, which support preparation for competitive exams, though focused coaching may be required.

Yes, students may shift to IB or Cambridge based on academic readiness, grade level, and availability.

Yes, the school has a well-maintained canteen that serves both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, providing nutritious and hygienically prepared food for students during school hours. All food is prepared in a clean and monitored kitchen, following strict hygiene and safety standards as prescribed by the school.

The canteen staff follow regular sanitation practices, wear protective gear, and undergo periodic health checks, while the school conducts routine inspections to ensure quality and cleanliness.

No, availing of the canteen facility is optional, and parents may decide based on their child’s preference.

Parents are requested to inform the school about any food allergies or dietary restrictions so that appropriate care and guidance can be provided.

The school offers IB programmes such as PYP, MYP, and DP, depending on grade availability.

Yes, IB is globally recognised and accepted by universities worldwide.

IB teaching is inquiry-based and concept-driven, encouraging critical thinking, research, and real-world application.

No, textbooks are not used but follow digital resources, research materials, and project-based learning. IB provides a phase wise structure so we do not follow a fixed textbook.

Yes, IB is suitable for Indian students and is widely accepted by Indian universities. IB is recognised by AIU (Association of Indian Universities). And an equivalence certificate can be obtained.

Students are evaluated through a combination of coursework, internal assessments, projects, and final examinations. Also based on rubrics co designed by the student and the teacher.

No, IB strongly focuses on holistic development, including life skills, Creativity, Activity and Service.

Yes. IB builds strong fundamentals, though targeted preparation may be required for Indian competitive exams.

Yes, students may shift to CBSE or Cambridge depending on grade level and academic readiness.

Home tasks that the student can do without parental support.

The school offers Cambridge Lower Secondary, IGCSE, and A Levels depending on grade availability.

Yes, Cambridge qualifications are recognised by Indian universities.

Cambridge follows a learner-centred, concept-based teaching methodology.

Students are assessed through coursework, internal assessments, and international board examinations.

Yes, Cambridge strongly promotes critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

IGCSE and A Levels provide global recognition, subject flexibility, and strong preparation for higher education.

Yes, students can shift to CBSE or IB depending on academic readiness and grade level.

The Cambridge curriculum is concept-based with rigorous assessment standards.

Yes. Cambridge builds strong fundamentals, though targeted preparation may be required for Indian competitive exams.

Yes, Cambridge qualifications are accepted by universities worldwide.

The three separate sciences offered at Cambridge IGCSE are treated as three valid subjects. Coordinated Science is accepted as two valid subjects.

If you have Grades F and G, you will need to refer to the percentage uniform marks achieved in five Cambridge IGCSE subjects including English Language. Where the admitting exam board has pass marks at 33 out of 100 in each subject, percentage uniform marks below these will not be accepted. You should check the pass marks of the admitting exam board.

Yes. All Cambridge International AS Level English syllabuses are accepted as equivalent to the Class 12 English subject of Indian boards, provided students enter for this in Year 12.