Promotion and retention policies. Starting grade 1, and in order to pass to another grade level, a student must obtain at least a 10/20 annual total average in the key subjects which are Arabic, French, Mathematics and Sciences. The class teachers meeting held at the end of every school academic year decides on the promotion of students to the next grade level based on the annual total average obtained by the student in the key subject.
Promotion and retention policies. Grade 1-4 A system of promotion as dictated by CBSE and MOE guidelines is followed and accordingly students are promoted to the next higher class. However, in certain cases, students with and obvious lack of skill and knowledge to progress to the next class are retained after obtaining the written consent from parents. Grades are awarded in all subjects and D is the qualifying grade in all subjects, except in Arabic and Islamic studies where pass is 50%. Grade 5-10 Details Weightage Term-wise Weightage First Term FA1 10% FA1 + FA2 = 20% FA2 10% SA1 = 30% SA1 30% Total 50% Second Term FA3 10% FA3 + FA4 = 20% FA4 10% SA2 = 30% SA2 30% Total 50% Grades are awarded in all subjects and D is the qualifying grade in all subjects, except in Arabic and Islamic studies where pass is 50%.
Promotion and retention policies. Students from Years 1 to 10 may have up to three re-examinations in those subjects in which their aggregate average for the year is below fifty percent. Students who have not been able to attain an aggregate average of 40% in four or more subjects are likely to be detained. Students in year11 must obtain a clear pass in a minimum of eight GCSE / IGCSE subjects. Students in year 12 & 13 must obtain a clear pass in the GCE subjects opted for at this level.
Promotion and retention policies. The class teachers meeting held at the end of every school academic year, decides on the promotion of students to the next grade level. In the primary levels, this decision is made after the consent of the French Ministry of Education Inspector.
Promotion and retention policies. PYP - In general the school does not seek to retain students in the primary years unless it is seen as educationally beneficial for them to do so. Poor Attendance may also be a factor influencing such a decision. MYP/Diploma – a student whose grades in more than three subjects are below a level 3 will be notified that they are at risk of failing. The school will work with the student towards improving their performance. Make up test/exams may be required. If it is felt educationally beneficial that a student be retained, the school reserves the right to uphold that decision. Arabic A & B – minimum pass mark is 50% - maximum is 100% Islamic Studies A & B - minimum pass mark is 50% - maximum is 100% Social Studies - minimum pass mark is 50% - maximum is 100% - until Grade 9
Promotion and retention policies. All students are expected to move on to the next year group with their peers unless it is advised by a panel of internal specialists that a student will significantly benefit from repeating a year and /or in the cases of low attendance levels.
