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• If any student remains absent from the school without getting the leave
sanctioned by the Principal or any prior information, his name may be
struck off after ten days of continuous absence from the school.
CAMBRIDGE CURRICULUM:
• Cambridge programs are well designed with structured curriculum that
aligns with the school’s vision and mission. Both Epistemo and
Cambridge aim at preparing students for life – helping them develop an
informed curiosity and lasting passion for learning.
• The Cambridge program takes students on a journey through Cambridge
Primary, Cambridge Secondary 1, Cambridge Secondary 2 and
Cambridge Advanced. The curriculum in each stage has aims and
objectives that support students to become confident, responsible,
reflective, innovative and engaged. These are the attributes of Cambridge
learners. With Cambridge programs, students build more than just a deep
understanding of their subject. They develop higher order thinking skills
so that they can apply what they’ve learned. Cambridge students get to
play an active role in the classroom. They will be asked to think critically,
to learn how to construct an argument and evaluate evidence. They will
learn to work independently and to collaborate with one another to bring
a project to a successful outcome (and if it’s not successful, they’ll also
learn lessons from reflecting on why that might be). And they’ll be
encouraged to develop an international outlook and become confident,
global citizens.
• The program is learner-centered, comprehensive and flexible with an
array of subjects that allows each student to fulfil their potential and
make the most of their strengths and interests by letting them choose the
subjects they love and are best at. The assessments recognize, reward
and encourage learning. Students have an option to show their learning
in many different ways, including written exams, practical, orals and
coursework. Cambridge qualifications are accepted and valued by
universities in India and around the world. They are recognized as
qualifications that prepare and equip students with the skills they need
to succeed both at university and beyond.
Typical Typical
Cambridge Programme
duration age range
Cambridge Primary 6 years 5–11
years
Students develop skills and understanding in English, Maths and Science.
Progression tests help teachers check their progress.