Text-Books
New Era High School follows a CBSE approved curriculum that is in accordance with New Education Policy 2020. The textbooks used for the learning-teaching process in the New Era Group of Schools are in compliance with the syllabi prescribed by the National Council of Education, Research, and Training (NCERT). While the senior and senior secondary classes strictly adhere to NCERT textbooks, the High classes are sometimes prescribed books from other publications, keeping in mind that they adhere to the curriculum and norms laid down by CBSE.
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Uniform & Identity Card
The students in the playschool are allowed to wear any neat and school appropriate fancy dresses. The school uniform is introduced from Standard I onward and is mandated to be worn by all students at all times while attending classes. Students are expected to maintain hygiene, discipline and a presentable appearance.
- Girls (Std. I – VIII): Dark blue tunic, off-white half sleeved shirt, blue shorts, black shoes, blue socks, belt, I-card & school tie.
- Boys: Dark blue full pants / half pants (Std. I–III), off-white half sleeved shirt, black shoes, blue socks, I-card & school tie.
- Winter Wear: Full sleeved shirt, full pant, blue cap/scarf, blue sweater/cardigan/blazer.
- P.T. Days: Sports uniform as per house color with tennis shoes and white socks.
Scholarship
To honour the founder and the first Director of the New Era Group of Schools, the late Shafi Ahmad, scholarships are offered to students with exemplary merit. Introduced from the academic year 2022–23, the scholarship provides monetary aid to students whose annual family income is less than one lakh eighty thousand. Applications are open from April 9 to April 19 every year and are awarded strictly on merit.
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Attendance, Leave Rules & Withdrawal
All students must maintain a minimum of 85% attendance each academic year. Leave applications must be submitted in advance with parental consent and approval from the school authority. Repeated unexplained absences may result in removal of the student’s name from the school rolls.
Parent–Teacher Meetings & Progress Report
Parents are advised to attend regular parent-teacher meetings to stay informed about their ward’s academic performance and co-curricular progress. Two terminal examinations and periodic tests are conducted each academic year. Promotion to higher classes is based solely on annual academic performance.
