FAQ
Bright answers to common questions about admissions, classes, transport and school life.
Please contact the school office or fill in the enquiry form on our Contact page. Our team will share the admission form and the current schedule.
Usually the birth certificate, previous school records (if any), photographs and parent ID proof. The office will confirm the exact list.
Yes! Contact the office to arrange a campus visit and meet our teachers.
Age requirements follow the current government guidelines. Please contact the office for the exact age limits for Pre-KG, LKG and UKG.
Gentle settling-in days, caring teachers and helpers, and lots of play help little ones feel at home quickly.
We offer Nursery (Pre-KG to UKG), Primary School and High School. Please contact the office for details of each class.
Through parent-teacher meetings, progress reports, the school diary and regular updates from class teachers.
Please contact the office for current bus routes, timings and fees.
Supervised campus, trained staff, first-aid care and pick-up only by authorised guardians.
Once admission is confirmed, the school office shares the list of uniforms, textbooks and stationery for your child's grade. Please contact the office if you have any questions about the list.
Yes. Our Nursery follows the play-based, activity-led approach of the Foundational Stage described in NEP 2020 and NCF-FS 2022. Children learn through play, stories, music and hands-on exploration.
St. Joseph's School, Bannimantap is affiliated to CBSE and follows the CBSE curriculum from Grade 1 to Grade 10. Teaching is guided by the national curriculum frameworks and the CBSE syllabus for each grade.
NEP 2020 introduces the 5+3+3+4 structure: the Foundational, Preparatory, Middle and Secondary stages. Our Academics page explains what learning looks like at each stage at SJBS.
Assessment follows CBSE guidelines and includes regular classroom assessment, projects and periodic examinations. The focus is on understanding and competencies, and the assessment plan for each grade is shared with parents at the start of the year.
Homework is planned to suit the age of the child and to reinforce what was learnt in class. Younger children receive light, activity-based tasks, while older students have more regular practice and revision.
Students can take part in sports, music, dance, art, drama and a range of clubs such as science, robotics, reading and eco clubs. The Campus Life page shows the activities on offer through the year.
Campus Radio is a student-run platform for school announcements, upcoming events, student presentations, music and interviews. It helps students build confidence in speaking, writing and teamwork.
Students' emotional well-being is important to us. Class teachers watch out for every child, and parents can contact the school office to discuss any concern or arrange guidance and counselling support.
The school follows child-protection guidelines, including awareness under the POCSO Act, and staff are expected to uphold a strict code of conduct. Any concern raised by a student or parent is handled sensitively and promptly.
Yes, the school mobile app keeps parents informed with circulars, announcements and updates. Login details are shared by the school office after admission.
Use the E-Genius link at the top of every page of this website. If you need help with your login details, please contact the school office.
Circulars are posted on the Notice Board on our home page and are also shared through the school app. Please check them regularly for meetings, holidays and examinations.
We are always glad to hear from our alumni. Please use the Register as an Alumnus button in the Alumni section of the home page, or send us your details through the Contact page.
Current vacancies are listed on our Careers page along with the steps to apply. You may also send your resume through the Contact page for future openings.
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