KULACHI HANSRAJ MODEL SCHOOL

ASHOK VIHAR, PHASE - III, DELHI - 110052

Cambridge Pathway  

 

WELCOME TO KHMS CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL

The School has been running the Cambridge Assessment International Education Curriculum for Class PS to VIII since 2017. Currently we are running classes from PS to VIII for about 600 students. The CAIE is a part of the University of Cambridge, UK. The Cambridge pathway gives clear direction and cultivates skills for educational success from age 5-19 years and sets a global standard with programmes which stretch, challenge and inspire students.

The programme and syllabus is not only culturally sensitive and designed for international context but also well designed and supported by learner activities which deal with real life situations and compel the learners to predict outcomes and arrive at conclusions based on observations and experimentation. The curriculum adopts a spiral approach to skill development with concepts being revisited and engaged with at deeper levels dependent on the development stage of the learner.

The Cambridge Learner Attributes:

Confident     in working with information and ideas-their own and those of others.

Responsible   for themselves, responsive to and respectful of others.

Reflective    as learners, developing their ability to learn.

Innovative    and equipped for new and future challenges.

Engaged        Intellectually and socially, to make a difference.

Hindi as a second language and Social Studies are  a part of the curriculum.

Pedagogical Activities which are a part of the curriculum are Lab Work, Field Trips, Case Study, GPC projects, Project Based Learning, Group Work, Use of Audio Visual for listening skills development, Check your progress activities, Regulated Assessments during pedagogical activities, theatre as a tool to develop verbal skills.

We also regularly host Parent Mentorship Workshops and Parent Interaction Programmes.

PRIMARY AND LOWER SECONDARY CHECKPOINT EXAM - AN INTERNATIONAL BENCHMARK FOR STUDENTS’ PERFORMANCE

Checkpoint tests are external assessment tests that are marked by Cambridge examiners. The aim of checkpoint tests is to: provide a cumulative measure of performance at the end of the primary learning phase. identify students' strengths and weaknesses from test-result analysis.

The exams are conducted by Cambridge International, UK under strict guidelines. The students register for Primary Checkpoint Exam after Grade V and Lower Secondary Checkpoint Exam is registered after Grade VIII. Cambridge offers three subjects i.e. English, Science and Maths for the checkpoint assessment.

For More Information Refer to Cambridge International Website - https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/

Admission to the Cambridge section at KHMS is based on student and parent interaction with a panel of Senior Management Faculty.

OUR ACHIEVEMENTS

We are a part of the Cambridge community with partner school across the globe. We regularly host and participate in activities, competitions, and collaborations thus providing wide exposure to the students of the Cambridge sections. Multiple skill development, 21st Century skills are a part of our curriculum and class activities through a host of strategies.

Cambridge teachers constantly receive training and upgradation sessions conducted by resource persons from Cambridge.

All this has yielded excellent results over a short period of time. 

KHMS is proud of the Cambridge Students for displaying commendable performance by securing ranks way higher than the International Averages in Maths and Science, at par in English with 9 students securing perfect 6 in various subjects.

Glittering Stars on the Horizon

  • Lamjingenba of Grade 6 has published a book ‘Everyone is happy Now’. Arnav Raj Singh, Grade 6 has a book to his name - ‘The Myth of Curiosity’
  • Agastya has been declared Second Runner Up in Mind Wars Spell Bee Grand Finale.
  • Velisha Aghi, Shinjini Aggarwal and Gunin Sethi and cleared A Level with FIT in Deutsch - 1
  • Nivith Rushil, Grade VII has cleared his Music Level - I Exam from Trinity College, London.
  • Nivith Rushil and Kanav Mehta’s ATL Project was selected for ATL Marathon 2021 and was among the Top

PROJECTS.

Students keep participating in various online and offline Inter-school events and competitions. Our students regularly participate in MUN and Generation Global Activities and achieve prestigious titles. School hosts Annual International Schools Fiesta- Amazeballs and Eager Beavers for Cambridge school across the globe.

ACTIVITIES

Cambridge Class 6 

Virtual Lab Activity- Group Activity

Students prepared and performed a presentation wherein they had to convince their school authorities to invite a real life celebrity for the annual function. They wrote individual pieces explaining why this celebrity deserved to visit our school and their reasons for meeting the celebrity.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/yrcSvK78QcmFAYJJA

- Fable Presentation
Students of class 2 Cambridge prepared and presented fables with puppets.
The efforts made were truly remarkable and each presentation was a true delight to watch.
Keep Shining!
Keep Growing!

https://photos.app.goo.gl/1XnaJZ24oyv5g6VB9

- In the virtual Maths Lab class,the students of cambridge class 7 explored about different types of polygons and quadirilaterals through the online Maths Geoboard.They created beautiful designs with geometrical shapes and shared the same with the class.
The students participated with enthusiasm and showed their creativity through this Hands on activity.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/PwaZyoUWVuGqUPC4A

- In the virtual English Lab class,the students of cambridge class 1 learned about diagraphs.

They recognised the different sounds and played games. They created beautiful Diagraph Rainbows and described the words using nouns phrases and adjectives. The students participated with enthusiasm and showed their creativity through this Hands on activity.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/7XQMTivzxzUsG89R8

Cambridge Festive Fair

Class 2 
Diwali Craft* 

Keeping the Diwali theme in mind students used CDs , decorative materials  and turned it into beautiful unique diya / tea light holder. Through this craft they learnt that recycling can be fun and interesting too .

https://photos.app.goo.gl/NBMDQATRJwNCSD4c9

Festive Fair

Diwali Snack
Students of class 2 Cambridge prepared delicious party snacks and relished them on Day 3 of Fesive Fair.
 
Cambridge talent fiesta 
Class 4
Making melodies- Musical instruments
Students made their own musical instruments. To mention few are guitar, pan pipes, drum, maracus, jal tarang, bottle flute, kalimba, flute. 
Students also explained the concept of how pitch varies in different different musical instruments
 
Students of classes 3&4 understood the significance of Good mental health and put their thoughts into posters during an interesting activity. They shared the posters with their peers and helped each other improve mental health
 
- Students of classes 5-6 and Cambridge class 7 , Primary wing culminated the Mental Health and Wellness campaign with Gratitude affirmations.  Expressing gratitude is possibly the best way to create positive well being. 
 - This is an interschool result of a Cambridge competition
 
- Cambridge Eager Beavers Results
 
1. Clean India Campaign Painting competition held for classes 1-6 and Cambridge Class 7 saw a tremendous response. 
Children spread awareness and emphasised  the need to keep our surroundings and the country clean
 
2. Students of class 1 Cambridge showcased fun filled and learning activities virtually for Dussehra celebration which included a role play by the little ones in which children were beautifully dressed up to play the role of their favourite mythological character from Ramayana.
 
3. Characters inspire us  Class 3, Cambridge Wing, participated in the Character Portrayal Activity during the *Cambridge Fiesta* and represented characters from diverse backgrounds. This activity helped them to learn moral values from the lives of inspiring characters and also helped  foster their speaking skills. They shed their inhibitions and actively participated. 
 
4. Their enthusiasm knew no bounds and was reflected in their performances.
 

5. CAMBRIDGE CHRONICLES

The audio visual edition of the Cambridge Chronicles carries glimpses of the activities that children of Cambridge Wing at KHMS, participate in.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tQ_HUMX5wBpQuuZjUmvB93NISLqfcRZO/view?usp=sharing

 

 
 
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KULACHI HANSRAJ MODEL SCHOOL
ASHOK VIHAR, PHASE - III
DELHI - 110052
Ph: 011-47091581, 011-47091582
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: https://.khms.ac.in


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