NEW DELHI: With the Delhi Board of School Education and Baccalaurate International signed a collaboration agreement on Wednesday, 30 Delhi government schools will follow the IB curriculum from this academic year.
From them, 20 will be a special school of excellence for class IX-XII and 10 Sarvodaya Vidyalaya for nurseries to class VIII.
Registration in SSOE will be immediately started for Delhi residents and receipts will take place through a talent test.
SSOE will consist of rajkiya pratibha vidyalaya and school excellence existing, both will be deleted in the end.
Unless those who take the IB program, the school will continue for now under the secondary education council.
More than 1,000 Delhi government schools are affiliated with CBSE, while Delhi’s private schools are affiliated with IB including English schools, American Embassy Schools, Global School Amity and several others.
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This speech tie-up will allow children from a simple economic background to get better education.
It will not remove social differences, but giving some limited children means a more just and more average shooting in Life.Soe will provide four fields of study: Humanities, 21st century skills; Visual art; and science, technology, engineering and mathematics (stems).
At 10 Sarvodaya schools, the Primary IB year program will run for nursery to class V, while the Central Year program will run in class VIII.
In 20 SSOE, class IX-X will have a MYP program, while XI-XII will have a diploma and career program.
This academic session, reception in class IX and XI will be limited to stem education.
Reception will only take place for class IX for other programs.
Talking about this initiative, Deputy Minister of Education and Minister of Education Manish Sisodia said, “Chairman of the Minister of Arvind Kejriwal emphasized not wanting only to see students passing and getting their degrees, but they want to develop as responsible countries and citizens in the world who can give everything For families, countries and communities.
The quality of these professionals must be prominent and we think it is important to prepare global leaders.
“To be part of these schools, there will be an entrance exam for class IX and XII, with 60% feasibility in class VIII and 75% in class X.
For visual arts flow, there is no feasibility set for now.
For certain special subjects such as Hindustan / Carnatic music and dance forms, new teachers will be recruited.
“DBSE has several knowledge partners working to make assessment tools.
Details will be released soon,” said an educational official.
Students who graduate from these schools will be given a shared DBSE-IB certification.
According to the Delhi government, this collaboration means more than 400 teachers in Sarvodaya Vidyalaya and 250 teachers in SSOE will be part of the professional development workshop on the increase in capacity and expertise carried out by IB.
Although not so much in SSOE, there are some concerns between 10 Sarvodaya Vidyalaya about how they will meet the IB board criteria, as they are in specific requirements in terms of the number of students in the class.
“We must find out whether our entire school will become English secondary school and how we ensure that the class size is maintained.
The government school cannot refuse to enter or limit the entry,” said the principal.
“Let’s see how the program is launched, especially now when the class is online.” However, documents circulating among the teachers said that SSOE would have English as a medium of teaching.
At 10 other schools, there is no such information that is communicated.