Royal Public MHSS employs a comprehensive and continuous assessment system across all classes, from Playgroup to Class VIII, designed to thoroughly evaluate student progress. The academic year is divided into two terms for all classes.
Assessment in pre-primary classes is continuous and ongoing throughout the year. Student performance is evaluated twice per term using worksheets, assignment sheets, and participation in academic and co-curricular activities aimed at specific learning outcomes. Regular completion of class work and homework, with neatness and accuracy, is essential.
For Classes I and II, the academic year also consists of two terms, each with two assessment reports. There are no formal examinations. Instead, assessment is based on daily performance and regular classroom observations. This includes a variety of activities such as:
Report cards for Playgroup to Class II will use color indicators to reflect student performance:
For Classes III to VIII, the assessment scheme incorporates both continuous evaluation and formal examinations, with both terms carrying equal weightage.
| Assessment Component | Weightage (Term 1) | Weightage (Term 2) |
|---|---|---|
| Periodic Assessment (2 rounds) | 10% | 10% |
| Notebook Submission | 5% | 5% |
| Subject Enrichment Activities | 5% | 5% |
| Term Exam (Half Yearly / Annual) | 80% | 80% |
| Total | 100% | 100% |
The syllabus for Classes III to V will cover the portion taught in the respective term. It will be made available on the school website in advance.
Students must secure a minimum of 40% marks in each subject and in aggregate to be promoted to the next class. Additionally, students are assessed on a three-point scale in the following co-curricular activities:
Attendance Requirement: A minimum of 75% attendance is mandatory to appear for the Annual Examination.
At Royal Public Matric Hr. Sec. School, Bethaniyapuram, we follow the Tamil Nadu State Board curriculum and exam guidelines prescribed by the Directorate of Government Examinations (DGE), Tamil Nadu.
Components:
Purpose: To prepare students for the public exam in Class X by improving conceptual learning and study skills.
Marks Distribution:
Passing Criteria: Minimum 35% per subject
(Science: at least 20/75 in theory and 15/25 in practical)
Grading System: A1 to E based on performance
Assessment: Monthly tests, mid-terms, revision exams, and district-level common exams.
Goal: Build steady preparation for the Class XII Board Exam through continuous evaluation.
Total: 100 marks per subject
Duration: 3 hours per paper.
Pattern: Mix of objective, short answer and long answer questions.
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