Examination & Promotion
Examination & Promotion
There are two unit tests and two main examinations during the year, with surprise class tests in between. Promotion rests on overall performance, and reports are shared with parents term by term.
How assessment works
- Surprise class tests may be taken frequently through the year.
- Promotion to the next class is based on the results of all examinations and assessments.
- Non-academic performance during the year is also taken into account.
- After each term, progress report cards are issued. Parents and guardians sign the record copy and the answer scripts at the PTA meeting.
Attendance & absence
- Attendance below 75% across the year will result in non-promotion.
- A child who is unwell should never be sent to school for the sake of an examination.
- There is no provision for supplementary tests or examinations for a student absent during any test or exam.
- Failure to appear for, or submit, any assessment or assignment can seriously affect promotion.
Examination & Promotion
- For promotion to the next class each child needs to secure 40% in each subject.
- Failure to appear at any assessment can seriously affect a Student’s academic progress and promotion:
- Breach of any of the regulations of conduct at examination or indiscipline in or outside the hall or the use of unfair means, even if discovered subsequently will merit to the cancellation of the particular paper and the student concerned will be awarded a zero.
- A student guilty of disorderly conduct or responsible for causing any kind of disturbance in or near the examination room is liable to be refused admission to subsequent papers.
- A student is not expected to have in his/her possession any book, note or paper, whatsoever during the examination.
- A student who fails for two consecutive years in the same class must be withdrawn from the school.
- The reports must be collected by the parents along with their ward (in school uniform) on the stipulated day.
- A defaulter may be penalized through a fine/ and may not be allowed to attend the school until his/her report is collected.
- In all questions of promotion or failure, the Principal’s decision is final. Promotion of the children will be based on their performance throughout the year in the class tests, unit tests, assignments, oral tests, observation and terminal examination. The progress of the pupil is judged in various ways such as class work, homework, class tests and viva, project work, assessments and examinations.
- No pupil will be promoted to the next class if the attendance during the year is below 80%.
- No child will absent himself/herself on the previous week of the examination without a medical certificate. Prior information should be given in case of illness.
- Reports of weekly tests and terminal examinations are given in pupils report cards. Parents and Guardians should sign them regularly and follow the progress of their children.
- Evaluation of progress to be done on whole year’s performance and not merely on the basis of the annual/ final examination.
Note: No recommendations from any person will be entertained by the school authority for promotion into the next class if the child has been kept back in the same class for another year.
Parents with a question about a result, a report card or an absence should speak to the class teacher first, or write to the school office. Contact details are on the Contact Us page.
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P.O.- Sewli Telinipara, North 24 Parganas,
Kolkata-700121, West Bengal
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stluigischool@gmail.com
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