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Academics

How we measure progress

The academic progress of every student is evaluated through a systematic assessment process, and results are shared with parents through regular progress reports.

Assessment methods

Seven ways progress is tracked

Weekly tests

Short checks that keep learning current week by week.

Monthly tests

Broader tests covering the month’s portion.

Classroom assessments

Ongoing assessment during regular teaching.

Assignments & activities

Written and practical work completed through the term.

Terminal assessments

End-of-term examinations across all subjects.

Continuous monitoring

Teachers track each student’s progress across the year.

Progress reports

Reports issued to parents at the end of assessment periods.

For parents

Reading your child’s progress report

Progress reports are issued to parents at the end of the assessment periods. Parents are requested to review the reports carefully and communicate with teachers regarding their child’s performance.

The progress of every pupil is assessed by means of weekly tests, monthly tests and terminal assessments. Parents are requested to study these reports well and know for themselves how their children are progressing.

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CCA

Continuous and Comprehensive Assessment

As per the norms of the Government of Tamil Nadu, the Continuous and Comprehensive Assessment (CCA) system is followed for Classes I to IX.

CCA looks beyond a single end-of-year examination. It combines regular written work, classroom participation, activities and practical work so that a student’s development is assessed across the whole year rather than on one day.

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