The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), India’s premier national-level education board responsible for overseeing and regulating school education across the country and abroad, has decided to allow Class 10 students to take board exams twice a year. This new system, launching in 2026, aims to reduce the pressure onRead More →
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Riya and Miya were twins. They both cared about each other but they wouldn’t show it. One day, Riya wanted to order some crayons from Amazon. Miya said she also wants crayons. So, Riya ordered crayons for both of them, using their mother’s phone to make payment. After aRead More →
A house is a house But if you live there long enoughYou will have memoriesAnd the house becomes a home Poem by Vedika Vineeth, Grade 4, Bhavan’s Vidya Mandir, Girinagar, KochiRead More →
Sunlight spills through my paned windows,Sparkling on my bed, strewn with sheets. The lamps flicker like fluorescent candlelight,Glimmering in a dimly-shone space. The fluff of the blanket tickles my skin,Like the fur of a bunny, white as freshly fallen snow. Blossoms of tulips rest in a fragile glass vase,Its sweetRead More →
Radiant spirit, her words a pearl. Adorning animals, love’s sweet unfeigned,Delight in quirks, she’s unrestrained. Her heart finds joy in being a child,Innocent playfulness, dreams run wild. Truth in her love for family holds, A passion for learning, her mind unfolds. A video game enthusiast, she plays, Spreading love inRead More →
Kerala Education Minister V Sivankutty announced on Saturday that the SSLC and HSC exams in the state will begin on March 9 and March 10, 2023 as scheduled. The Minister made the announcement in state capital Thiruvananthapuram after reviewing the preparations for the exams with the officials concerned. The stateRead More →
Once upon a time, there was a girl named Anna. She was very poor and lived with her mother and three cousins in a small town. One day, when Anna was getting water from the lake, her jug fell in the lake. Anna was very upset and she started crying.Read More →
By Advika Raghavan Once there was a girl named Ruby. She was very brave and kind. One day, Ruby went for a picnic with her parents and little brother James. When Ruby was playing with her younger brother, she saw a very beautiful butterfly. She was enthralled by its charmRead More →
The Kerala government has announced the annual examination date for SSLC (10th) and Plus Two (12th). According to the schedule announced by education minister Vasudevan Sivankutty in a press briefing in state capital Thiruvananthapuram, the SSLC examinations will be held between March 9 and March 29, 2023. Over 4.5 lakh studentsRead More →
Once upon a time, there was a girl named Diana. She loved ballet and practised it regularly, hoping to become a great ballerina dancerRead More →
The Covid pandemic has impacted not just the economy and companies. Several NGOs working for the welfare of the downtrodden have been hit as well, with their funding sources drying up as a result of corporates cutting down on their CSR spending and individual contributors becoming hesitant to open theirRead More →
Schools from the US, Scotland, Chile, Philippines and Uganda have won the World’s Best School Prizes. The awards, organised by global body T4 Education entail $250,000 in prize money which will be shared among the winning schools. Here are the winning schools: CATEGORY Winner of the World’s Best School PrizeRead More →
The Delhi government has started the admission process for Delhi Model Virtual School (DMVS), which is affiliated to the Delhi Board of School Education, for academic year 2022-23. DMVS is an online school with all the features of a regular school. It is, however, available only for classes 9 toRead More →
The government has freed up more seats in Kendriya Vidyalaya’s, India’s largest chain of schools, by scrapping all discretionary quotas. Earlier, a sizeable number of seats in Kendriya Vidyalayas were with members of Parliament, employees of the Union education ministry, district magistrates, besides the school management. While these authorities areRead More →
From this academic year, admission to central universities will be based on the Common University Entrance Examination (CUET). However, it is not mandatory for state universities to opt for the centralised test even though they have been given the flexibility to use the CUET score. CUET, formerly known as theRead More →
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