Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to the most commonly asked questions about admissions, academics, facilities, transportation, scholarships, school policies, and student life at Saraswati Academy. If you need further assistance, our admissions team will be happy to help.

Our school’s vision is to provide holistic, child‑centred education that develops academic excellence, strong values, and life skills for responsible citizenship.
Our mission is to create a safe, inclusive learning environment where students are encouraged to think critically, communicate effectively, respect diversity, and contribute positively to society.

The school is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi.
The curriculum and assessment pattern follow the latest CBSE guidelines for all classes.

The school currently offers classes from Nursery/Pre‑Primary to Class XII.
Streams in the Senior Secondary section typically include Science, Commerce and Humanities, depending on demand and resources.

Parents need to fill in the offline registration form and submit it along with the required documents (birth certificate, previous school report card, transfer certificate, photographs, etc.).
Shortlisted applicants may be called for an interaction/entrance test, after which admission is confirmed on payment of fees within the stipulated time.

The fee structure is communicated at the time of admission and is also available in the school website.
Fees are usually payable monthly/quarterly/bi‑annually via online payment, UPI or at the school fee counter within specified dates; late payment may attract a fine as per school rules.

The fee structure is communicated at the time of admission and is also available in the school website.
Fees are usually payable monthly/quarterly/bi‑annually via online payment, UPI or at the school fee counter within specified dates; late payment may attract a fine as per school rules.

The school conducts continuous and comprehensive evaluation through class tests, periodic tests, projects, assignments and term examinations.
The overall pattern aligns with CBSE guidelines, including periodic tests, half‑yearly/annual exams, and board examinations for Classes X and XII.

Teachers provide remedial classes, doubt‑clearing sessions and personalised feedback to support learners.
Parents are informed regularly about the child’s progress, and collaborative strategies are discussed when additional support is needed.

Homework and projects are planned to reinforce classroom learning without overburdening students.
Assignments focus on practice, application, creativity and research, and submission dates are communicated in advance.

The campus is monitored through security personnel and CCTV surveillance at key points.
Visitor entry is regulated, students are supervised during school hours, and emergency procedures (fire drills, first‑aid support) are periodically reviewed and practiced.

A basic medical room with first‑aid materials is available on campus.
In case of illness or injury, parents are informed immediately, and emergency medical support is arranged as per the situation.

Regular attendance is expected; generally, a minimum of 75% attendance is required in an academic year to be eligible for promotion and examinations.
Parents should send a written application or update on the official school WhatsApp group in case of absence due to illness or personal reasons.

The school promotes self‑discipline, respect, punctuality and responsible behaviour.
Any serious breach of discipline is dealt with according to the school’s code of conduct,

The school uses multiple channels such as SMS, school diary, telephonic conversation, and, where available, WhatsApp Messenger.
Parent–teacher meetings (PTMs) are held regularly to discuss the child’s academic performance and overall development.

Parents can request an appointment through the school office or online request system on working days.
To avoid disruption of teaching, meetings are generally scheduled after school hours or on notified days within allotted time slots.

Yes, parents and students can share concerns through written applications, suggestion boxes or scheduled meetings.
The school leadership reviews grievances and tries to resolve them in a fair, transparent and time‑bound manner.

Important notices may be shared through the school diary, website, or dedicated school official WhatsApp groups.
Parents are requested to check the chosen platform regularly to stay updated on their ward’s tasks and school information.

In accordance with the CBSE Three-Language Formula and NEP 2020, our school offers:
R1 (First Language): English
R2 (Second Language): Hindi
R3 (Third Language): Sanskrit
This language framework promotes multilingual learning, strengthens communication skills, and helps students develop a deeper understanding of India's rich linguistic and cultural heritage while ensuring compliance with CBSE and NEP 2020 guidelines.

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