S.S.P.S Highlights for Grades 1 and 2

 



At S.S.P.S. - 

Our mission is to provide a nurturing environment that cultivates academic excellence, emotional intelligence & social responsibility, preparing students for a rapidly changing world.

Our vision is to create a vibrant learning community that ignites the imagination, fosters, creativity & prepares students to thrive in an ever - evolving global landscape.

Curriculum and Academic Approach

Comprehensive Curriculum: 
A well-rounded curriculum that focuses on academics, physical education, and emotional intelligence.


Student-Centered Learning: 
Teaching methods that cater to individual learning styles and abilities.


Emphasis on Value Education:
Incorporating values like respect, empathy, and kindness into the curriculum.

Facilities and Infrastructure


Classrooms: 
Well-ventilated classrooms and spacious Classrooms 


 Sports and Extracurricular Facilities: 
Facilities for indoor and outdoor games, music, and art.
Safety and Support


CCTV Surveillance: 

Ensuring safety and security on campus.

Transportation Facilities: 
Reliable transportation services with experienced drivers and assistants.


Counseling Services: 
Trained counselors to support students' emotional and mental well-being.


Low Teacher-Student Ratio: 
A ratio allows for personalized attention and guidance.


Qualified and Experienced Teachers: 
Teachers with expertise in their subjects and experience in handling young students.


Support Staff: 
Trained staff to assist with daily activities and ensure student safety.


Main Subjects

Grades 1 and 2



1. English:

Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening skills

2.  Mathematics:

Numbers, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Shapes, Measurements

3. E.V.S:

The world of the living, Plantlife, Animal life, Human body, Space, and Environment 

4 Hindi & Gujarati:

Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening Skills.


Additional Subjects-


1. General Knowledge:

Basic awareness of the world around them

2. Art and Craft:

Drawing, Painting, Coloring, and Craftwork

3. Physical Education:

Basic games, sports, and physical activities

4. Music:

Introduction to rhythm, melody, and basic instruments

5. Dance:

Basic movements and coordination


Skill-Based Subjects


1. Life Skills:

Personal hygiene, safety, and social etiquette

2. Information and Communication Technology (ICT):

Basic computer skills and digital literacy


3. Yoga:

Basic postures and breathing exercises


4. Value Education:

Moral values, empathy, and character development


Assessment Areas

1. Scholastic Areas:

Academic performance in main subjects

2. Co-Scholastic Areas:

Participation, behavior, and life skills

3. Extra-Curricular Activities:

Sports, music, dance, art, and cultural activities.


The CBSE exam pattern for Grades 1 and 2 focuses on developing foundational skills in young learners. 

The academic year is split into two sessions, i.e., 

Formative (FA) and Summative Assessments(FA)


Subjects

- English

- Mathematics

- Evs

- Hindi

- Gujarati


Assessment Pattern


- Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE): 

Assesses students throughout the academic year, focusing on scholastic and co-scholastic areas.


Exam Structure

- No formal exams: For Grades 1 and 2, assessments are informal and continuous, focusing on ongoing evaluation.

- Oral and written tests: May be conducted to assess students' understanding and skills.


Formative Assessments: (FA)


  • Conducted periodically to evaluate students' understanding and progress.
  • Through this assessment, the students are regularly observed regarding their academic progress.
  • It includes conversations, projects, classwork, visual testing, assignments, class tests, homework, practicals, quizzes, oral testing, etc. 
  • These formative assessments are purely informal, however, the date and time of the test will be announced beforehand. These assessments will be conducted regularly for the concerned subjects.


Summative Assessment (SA)

  • This assessment test is the final assessment of the student’s performance. 
  • This assessment will be conducted twice a year, at the end of each term, in the form of a proper pen and paper-based test conducted by the schools.


CBSE Grading System for Classes 1 to 5


  • All the internal and external assessments will be made in marks. However, the overall results will be given in grades.
  • The final report card will only reflect the grades of the students.
  • The CBSE exam pattern for classes 1 to 5 is the same and the grades given are on a 5-point scale. 
  • The grades will be based on a student’s performance in all 6 exams (4 FAs and 2 SAs).
  • The current grading system with the CBSE exam pattern for classes 1 to 5 is discussed in the table given below

Grades Range Remarks

A* (Grade – 1) 90% to 100 %Outstanding

A (Grade – 2) 75% to 89 % Excellent

B (Grade – 3) 56% to 74 % Very Good

C (Grade – 4) 35% to 55 % Good

D (Grade – 5) Below 35 % Scope for Improvement


Grade 1

The child should have completed 6 years by 31st May of the academic year.

Grade 2

The child should have completed 7 years by 31st May of the academic year.

 School Tour

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📍 Forms are available at:

👉 S.S.P.S Kalvibid Office
👉 Small Wonders Vidyanagar Office
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