A CBSE education, taught with care
From first letters to board examinations, our academic programme is built to grow with every student.
How learning progresses at JPS
We follow the CBSE curriculum framework across four stages, each designed around what students need at that age.
| Stage | Classes | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-Primary | Nursery – UKG | Play-based learning: language, numbers, motor skills, and social habits. |
| Primary | I – V | Foundational literacy and numeracy, environmental studies, and first exposure to structured subjects. |
| Middle | VI – VIII | Subject-wise teaching begins in earnest: languages, mathematics, science, and social science. |
| Secondary | IX – X | CBSE board curriculum, exam preparation, and subject specialisation ahead of Class X boards. |
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Teaching that goes beyond the textbook
Lessons at JPS combine the structure of the CBSE syllabus with activity-based learning, classroom discussion, and regular practical work in our science and computer labs. Class sizes are kept manageable so teachers can track each student's progress individually, not just at exam time.
Continuous internal assessment runs alongside formal examinations, so students and parents get a clear, ongoing picture of progress rather than a single high-stakes result.
Activity-Based Learning
Concepts reinforced through projects, demonstrations, and lab work, not just lectures.
Regular Assessment
Periodic tests and continuous evaluation, aligned with CBSE examination patterns.
Individual Attention
Teachers who follow each student's progress closely across the academic year.
What students study
Languages
Hindi and English, building both academic and everyday fluency from the earliest classes.
Mathematics
Progressive, skill-building mathematics through to board-level problem solving.
Science
Physics, chemistry, and biology concepts taught with lab demonstrations from the middle school years.
Social Science
History, geography, civics, and economics, connecting classroom learning to the wider world.
Computer Studies
Foundational computer literacy and applications in our computer lab.
Physical & Health Education
Structured sports periods and health education as part of the regular timetable.
Sports, culture, and competition
Academics sit alongside a full calendar of co-curricular activity: inter-house sports meets, annual day performances, debate and elocution competitions, and celebration of regional festivals. These aren't add-ons — they're where students practise teamwork, leadership, and public confidence.
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