New Public High SchoolSector E, Sudama Nagar, Indore 81095 48168

Academics

पढ़ाई, कक्षाएँ और विषय।

What children learn in a high school, laid out like a periodic table. Which classes and subjects New Public offers is for the school to confirm.

A teacher writing equations on a green blackboard
Illustrative stock photo, not taken at the school.

Stages of school

Like the periods of a periodic table, school runs in rows. This is the usual structure in Madhya Pradesh. Google lists New Public as a high school; exactly which stages it runs is to be confirmed.

StageClassesUsual ages (general guide)At New Public
1Pre-primaryNursery, KGabout 3 to 5 yearsTo be confirmed
2PrimaryClasses 1 to 5about 6 to 10 yearsTo be confirmed
3MiddleClasses 6 to 8about 11 to 13 yearsTo be confirmed
4High schoolClasses 9 and 10about 14 to 15 years; board exam in Class 10To be confirmed
5Higher secondaryClasses 11 and 12about 16 to 17 years; streams such as Science, Commerce, ArtsTo be confirmed

Ages are a general guide. Each school sets its own age cut-off; please confirm with the school.

The subjects table

Subjects usually taught across these classes, grouped by colour. Every entry is marked TBC: the school will confirm which it teaches, in which classes, and in which language.

  • Languages
  • Maths, science and computer
  • Social studies
  • Classes 11–12 streams
  • Arts, sport and values
  • EnglishTBC
  • HindiTBC
  • SanskritTBC
  • MathematicsTBC
  • ScienceTBC
  • ComputerTBC
  • Social scienceTBC
  • EVSTBC
  • General knowledgeTBC
  • PhysicsTBC
  • ChemistryTBC
  • BiologyTBC
  • AccountancyTBC
  • EconomicsTBC
  • Physical educationTBC
  • Art and craftTBC
  • MusicTBC
  • Moral educationTBC

To be confirmed by the school The school's own subject list, books and medium of teaching.

A teacher and a boy doing a test-tube experiment at a desk
Illustrative stock photo.

How learning usually works in a high school

General guide, not a claim about this school

  • Classes 9 and 10 build towards the Class 10 board exam, so regular tests and revision matter.
  • Science is best learnt with simple practical work: observing, measuring and recording.
  • After Class 10, students usually choose a stream for Classes 11 and 12.
  • Parent-teacher meetings after each test help catch problems early.

To be confirmed by the school Exam pattern, test schedule and results the school wishes to share.