1. Which streams are offered at Senior Secondary level?
We offer the standard CBSE streams: Science, Commerce and Humanities, along with elective subjects
based on student interest. Options may include Computer Science, Physical Education and Languages.
2. What is the admission criteria for Classes 11 and 12?
Students must successfully complete Class 10 with requisite minimum marks. Application also requires
school reports, Transfer Certificates, identity proof and in some cases, an internal assessment or
counselling.
3. When does the academic session begin?
The new academic year for senior secondary typically starts in April, in alignment with the CBSE
calendar.
4. How is the school preparing students for board exams and competitive exams?
The curriculum is designed for both academic excellence and competitive exam readiness. We conduct
regular mock board tests, subject-specific training, mentoring, doubt-clearing sessions and focused
practice sessions in line with NEP 2020’s emphasis on foundational strength and assessment
readiness.
5. What are the teaching methodologies used at Senior Secondary?
- a. We use Panchpadi from NCF 2023: Aditi, Bodh, Abhyas, Prayog, Prasar.
- b. NEP 2020 pedagogies are also integrated, such as Flipped Classroom, Project-Based
Learning,
Art-Integrated Learning, Critical Pedagogical Approach, Cutting-Edge Pedagogy and Gratitude
as
Pedagogy.
6. What role does digital learning play at this stage?
Digital platforms like nLearn provide interactive lessons, online assessments, video lectures, and
analytics to support self-study and concept clarity. This complements classroom teaching and helps
students learn at their own pace.
7. How does Narayana address student well-being and mental wellness in Grades 11 and 12?
The DISHA Mental Wellness Programme supports stress management, counselling, mindfulness and
emotional resilience. Teachers and counsellors are available to guide students through the pressures
of board exams and career decision making.
8. Are students encouraged to participate in co-scholastic activities?
Yes. We emphasise balanced development. Students are encouraged to join clubs, sports, debates,
culture, arts, public speaking etc., which help build leadership, teamwork, time management and
well-rounded character.
9. How are parents kept informed of their child’s progress?
Parents receive regular report cards, attend Parent-Teacher Meetings, and have access to nConnect,
our parent-school communication platform that provides real-time updates on performance, attendance
and feedback. In addition, through our Adoption Calling Programme, a dedicated teacher connects with
parents fortnightly to share personalised updates on the child’s academic progress, classroom
experience and overall development, ensuring transparency and strong parent-school collaboration.
10. Is transport available for senior secondary students?
Yes, in many branches we provide school bus services with safety features like GPS tracking,
attendants/helpers and secure boarding/drop-off protocols.
