M. G. Road, Borivali East, Mumbai – 400 066Borivali East, Mumbai · Est. 1984
Students holding certificates and trophies with their teachers in the school hall

Academics

Strong foundations. Confident futures.

Maharashtra State Board curriculum, with smart classrooms, digital learning and experiential activities that prepare students for the real world.

01Curriculum and subjects

What students study.

The school follows the Maharashtra State Board curriculum. Textbooks are published by the Maharashtra State Bureau of Textbook Production and Curriculum Research, known as Balbharati.

SUBJECTS

Std 5 to 10

  • English
  • Hindi
  • Marathi
  • Hindi Composite
  • Gujarati Composite
  • Mathematics
  • Science
  • Social science

TEACHING METHODS

How we teach

  • Explanation
  • Question and answer
  • Dramatization
  • Experiential learning
  • Project method

02Academic calendar

The year at a glance.

Each month has its own activities, from re-opening and orientation to examinations, celebrations and the summer break.

MonthActivity
JuneSchool re-opening, Praveshotsav and student orientation.
JulyGuru Pournima and in-house activities.
AugustIndependence Day and First Unit Test.
SeptemberTeacher’s Day, in-house activities and Sah-Shaley.
OctoberCo-curricular activities and First Semester Examination.
November / DecemberCelebrations, sports, Science Exhibition and Athlons Sports Week.
JanuaryRepublic Day Celebration, Second Unit Test and preliminary examination for SSC students.
February / MarchSSC Board Examination.
AprilSecond Semester Examination and results.
MaySummer vacation.

03Examinations and assessment

How progress is measured.

Unit tests and semester examinations run through the year, alongside a descriptive progress card.

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Unit tests

Unit Test 1 and Unit Test 2 across the year.

02

Semester examinations

Semester Examination 1 and Semester Examination 2 across the year.

04Holistic progress card

A report that goes beyond marks.

In line with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, the school uses a 360° assessment system. The card is a detailed, descriptive report of the child’s progress.

Holistic Progress Card (HPC)

It captures the child’s progress across various learning domains and competencies.

Progress is mapped across 3 distinct learning levels with descriptive feedback.

It provides a complete picture of what the child has achieved and how the child has progressed.

As per the new evaluation process, assessment is multi-dimensional; the child is evaluated by:

  • Teachers
  • Peers
  • Parents
  • Self

05Support for every child

Inclusive and continuous.

Every child deserves an equal opportunity to learn and grow.

01

Inclusive education

Inclusive classrooms for children with special needs (CWSN), with trained teachers who ensure every child feels included.

02

Guidance and counselling

Timely guidance, counselling and personal help for academic, emotional and social well-being.

03

Morning practice

Regular practice and remedial sessions every morning before school hours, to build learning and confidence.

Special academic programmes

  • Cyber Security session
  • Child Safety session
  • Nirbhaya Pathak sessions
  • Sakhi Savitri session for women
  • Dental Health Awareness session
  • Menstrual cycle and hygiene session

CELEBRATIONS

Days and programmes

The school celebrates days and programmes guided by the Education Department, Deputy Director of Education and Director of Education, Government of India.

06Academic results

A record of achievement.

SSC results

100% results in the SSC examinations on several occasions.

Science

Science practical examinations for Std 9 and 10.

Achievements

Sports, competitions and recognition, shared on the Awards & achievements page.

Admission information

Admissions for Std 5 to 10.

Enquiry: 9405730940 · rcphs.bes@gmail.com

Admissions open from 1 May onwards. Collect the admission form from the school office and submit it with the required documents. Admission is as per the Maharashtra State Board norms.

Visit admission portal