Evaluation And Promotion

CBSE has introduced the scheme of continuous and comprehensive Evaluation in all its schools in a phased manner. As an affiliated school, St. John’s also follows the scheme of CCE. The objective of the same is to evaluate the learner in a holistic manner so that the latent competencies are reflected appropriately in their report card. It would also help in identifying their positive attributes and encouraging them rather than identifying what they are not capable of.

Class I & II

In class I and II the following skills and competencies will be assessed.

A. Languages
01. Reading Skills – Pronunciation, Fluency, Comprehension.
02. Writing Skills – Creative Writing, Handwriting, Grammar, Spelling, Vocabulary.
03. Speaking Skills – Conversation, Recitation.
04. Listening Skills – Comprehension.

B. Mathematics – Concepts, Activity, Tables, Mental ability.

C. Environmental Science – Environmental sensitivity, Activity,

Project, Group Discussion.

D. Co-curricular Activities
a) Games – Enthusiasm, Discipline, Team Spirit, Talent.
b) Art / Craft – Interest, creativity, skills.
c) Music / Dance – Interest, Rhythm, Melody.

E. Personality Development – Courteousness, confidence, neatness, care of belongings, regularity and punctuality, initiative, self-control, respect for other’s property, sharing and caring.

F. Health –
Height (Cms)
Weight (kg)

G. Grading

Five points scale for indicating the achievements will be marked.

A* – Outstanding 90% – 100%
A – Excellent 75% – 89%
B – Very Good 56% – 74%
C – Good 35% – 55%
D – Scope for improvement below 35%

Classes III – V

A. Languages

01. Reading Skills – (Loud Reading) Pronunciation, Fluency, comprehension.
02. Writing Skills – Creative Writing, Handwriting, Grammar, Spelling Vocabulary.
03. Speaking Skills – Conversation, Recitation.
04. Listening Skills – Comprehension, Extra reading activities /Project.

B. Mathematics – 1. Concept; 2. Activity; 3. Tables; 4. Mental ability; 5. Written work.
C. Environmental Science – 1. Environmental sensitivity; 2. Activity/Project; 3. Group discussion.
Science – 1. Concept; 2. Activity/Project; 3. Scientific skills; 4. Group discussion.

D. Computer Education – 1. Skills; 2. Aptitude
E. Games – 1. Enthusiasm; 2. Discipline; 3. Team spirit; 4. Talent (strength, stamina and speed)
F. Art / Craft – 1. Interest; 2. Creativity; 3. Skill
G. Music / Dance – 1. Interest; 2. Rhythm; 3. Melody
H. Personality Development – 1. Courteousness; 2. Confidence; 3. Care of belongings; 4. Neatness; 5. Regularity and punctuality; 6. Initiative 7. Spirit of service; 8. Respect for other’s property; 9. Self-control

SA-1 Portions from June to October
SA-2 Portions from November to March every year

Class VI to X

Assessment is made in three areas. 1. Scholastic areas; 2. Co-scholastic areas and 3. Co-curricular activities.

Part-I : Scholastic areas (Languages & Subjects taught)

There will be two terms / semesters. First Term will be from April to September and Second Term from October to March. Each term will have two Formative and one Summative Assessment. Assessment will be indicated in Grades. The Grading Scale for the scholastic Areas is a nine point Grading Scale : A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2, D, E1, E2.

Part – 2 : Co-Scholastic Areas

It consists of four parts on a Five Point Grading Scale once in a session. Grading scales are : A, B, C, D, E.

Part – 2 (A) : Life skills consists of

Self awareness, Problem Solving, Decision Making, Critical Thinking, Creative Thinking, Thinking Skills, Interpersonal Relationships, Effective Communication, Social Skills, Empathy, Managing Emotions, Dealing with stress, Emotional Skills.

Part – 2 (B) : Work Education

Part – 2 (C) : Visual and Performing Arts

Part – 2 (D) : Attitudes and values

Attitudes towards teachers, school mates, school programmes, and Environment. Value systems refers to the frame work which must be developed right through Primary to Secondary level.

These will be recorded after a period of observation over the year by the Class Teacher in consultation with the subject teachers.

Part – 3 : Co-curricular Activities

It consists of Co-curricular Activities where in choice in participation and assessment of these is available. It has two subparts to be assessed on a five point grading scale.

Part – 3 (A) : 1. Literary and Creative Skills

2. Scientific Skills

3. Information and Communication Technology

4. Organisational and Leadership Skills (Clubs)

A student is expected to choose two activities from these four groups and will be assessed.

Part – 3 (B) : Health and Physical Activities