AcademicsAcademicsCode of Conduct

Our Pedagogical Pillars

Experiential Learning

Hands-on projects and "Learning by Doing" across all subjects.

21st Century Learning

Augmented reality, virtual reality & smart classrooms

Holistic Development

A 360-degree progress in building confidence, exploring talents in various inter & intra level competitions & shine in their school journey with us.

Multilingualism

Implementation of the Three-Language Formula (English, Tamil & Hindi) in Primary & middle School, emphasizing Indian languages alongside English.

Academic StagesStages

As per NCF 2023

KG

Nursery to Grade 2

Foundational Stage

Focuses on play-based and inquiry-based learning. The goal is to develop basic literacy, numeracy, and social-emotional skills in a stress-free environment.

Key Areas

Literacy, Numeracy, Physical Education, Arts, and “The World Around Us.” (EVS)

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3 to 5

Grade 3 to 5

Preparatory Stage

Introduces formal subjects while maintaining interactive methods.

New for 2026

AI & Computational Thinking starts from Class 3 to build logical sequencing and problem-solving skills

Subjects

Languages, Mathematics, Science, Social science, Arts, Robotics, computer science and Physical Education.

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6 to 8

Grade 6 to 8

Middle Stage

A transition to more abstract concepts and specialized subject teachers.

Three-Language Formula

Students study three languages; at least two must be native Indian languages.

Subjects

Science, Mathematics, Social Science, 3 Languages, and Vocational Crafts

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9 &10

Grade 9 & 10

Secondary Stage

A crucial phase where students develop a multidisciplinary perspective.

New Exam Pattern

50% of questions are now Competency-Based (Case studies, MCQs, and Source-based questions).

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11 &12

Grade 11 & 12

Senior Secondary Stage

Designed for academic specialization and career orientation.

Streams

Science (Medical/Non-Medical), Commerce, and Humanities.

Flexibility

Students can choose from a wide range of electives including Psychology, Legal Studies, Fine Arts, and Applied Mathematics.

Board Readiness

Aligned with the latest CBSE 2026 norms, including two-phase board examination options where applicable.

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Assessment & Examination

We follow the CBSE Assessment Guidelines

Continuous evaluation ensures consistent academic growth.

Periodic Tests
Subject Enrichment Activities
Portfolio & Multiple assessments
Term-end Examinations : Focuses on testing core capacities rather than content load

20%Periodic Tests

20%Portfolio & Multiple assessments

60%Term-end Examinations

Specialized Learning Labs & Learning Resources

Composite Skill Lab

For hands-on vocational and technical training.

Science Laboratories

Well-equipped Science Laboratories (Physics, Chemistry & Biology)

Computer Lab

Computer Lab with updated systems

AI & Robotics Zone

Equipped for the new AI & Computational Thinking curriculum.

Mathematics Lab

For numerical operations and mathematical modelling.

Library

Library with reference books, magazines and periodicals, news papers

Code of Conduct & Regulations CODE

To ensure a productive and harmonious learning environment, MKVK adheres to the following guidelines. These rules are designed to foster mutual respect, discipline, and academic excellence.

For Students: The Path to Excellence

Punctuality: Students must arrive at least 10 minutes before the morning assembly. Late comers will be marked 'Late' and it will be mentioned in the almanac. Late comers should get a sign from class mentor, principal and correspondent if they continue to come late.

Attendance: A minimum of 75% attendance is mandatory to appear for CBSE Board/Annual Examinations. To inculcate this attendance regularity, the same rule is applicable for school terminal examinations also. If any medical emergency, medical certificate to be attached with leave form.

School Uniform: Students must wear the prescribed school uniform on all working days and school functions. Hair must be neat and tidy; fancy hair styles and coloring are not allowed.

Digital Responsibility: Mobile phones and smartwatches are strictly prohibited on campus. Any device found will be confiscated for the duration of the term.

Discipline: Bullying, use of foul language, or damaging school property is a zero-tolerance offense and may lead to suspension. Students must maintain silence in corridors and classrooms.

Academic Integrity: Students must complete homework and assignments on time. Participation in co-curricular activities is encouraged. Students must prepare thoroughly for periodic assessments and terminal examinations. Any student found using unfair means during assessments will be awarded zero marks for the subject.

For Parents: Partners in Education

Communication: Please check the School Almanac/ class whatsapp group daily for circulars, homework, and teacher remarks.

Visiting Hours: Parents are not permitted to go directly to classrooms. To meet a teacher, please book an appointment during the designated PTM (Parent-Teacher Meeting) or during visiting hours.

Fee Policy: School fees must be cleared by the 10th of every month/quarter. Late fees will be applicable thereafter.

Security: For the safety of the students, any change in the pickup routine or person must be communicated to the front desk in writing via the registered mobile number.

Health: Do not send children to school if they are suffering from contagious infections (e.g., Conjunctivitis, Chicken Pox). A medical certificate is required upon return.

For Teachers: The Mentors’ Mandate

Professionalism: Teachers must adhere to the school’s dress code and maintain a high standard of linguistic and behavioral etiquette.

Lesson Planning: Digital lesson plans must be updated weekly on the school portal, aligning with the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) 2023-24.

Inclusivity: Every teacher must ensure an inclusive classroom environment, paying special attention to all Children.

No Corporal Punishment: In strict accordance with CBSE and RTE guidelines, corporal punishment or mental harassment of any kind is strictly forbidden.

Confidentiality: Student data and academic records are confidential and must not be shared with unauthorized personnel.

General Statutory Rules

01Withdrawal

A one-month notice or one month’s fee in lieu of notice is required for the withdrawal of a student.

02Safety

The school campus is under 24/7 CCTV surveillance.

School Uniform & Grooming Code

At MKVK , our uniform is a symbol of pride and identity. It fosters equality and discipline, ensuring every student is ready to focus on their academic journey. We believe that wearing the prescribed school uniform fosters a sense of belonging, equality and identity among students. All students must attend school in neat, clean and comfortable uniform every day.