Curriculum

THE ROSELAND (for the whole year)
9:15 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.

Grades I – X (for the whole year)
8:00 a.m. – 2:40 p.m. (The bell for Assembly will ring at 8:05 a.m.)
Please note: Till the end of July, 2019, the timings for Grade I will be 8:00 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.
Normal School timings from August.

SATURDAY TIMINGS (for the whole year)
8:00 a.m. – 1:10 p.m.
NOTE – All Saturdays will be off for Pre-Primary to Grade IV.
Every first and third (and fifth, if applicable) Saturday will be working for Grades V – X.
Every second and fourth Saturday will be off for Grades V – X. (Students may be called for extra classes.)

OFFICE TIMINGS
Weekdays – 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Saturdays – 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
NOTE - No School business will be conducted out of Office hours and on Holidays.

FOR MEETING THE PRINCIPAL
Monday to Friday – 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (Please take an appointment to avoid waiting)
Saturday – By appointment only

• Students are responsible for their personal conduct and for contributing to a positive school environment by maintaining order, self-discipline and consideration for the rights and property of others.

Work Ethics

• To be regular, up-to-date with work done daily in class.
• Class work and home work to be diligently completed & handed in on time for correction.
• Preparation for tests, assignments, examinations, competitions to be well-planned and organized.
• Notebooks must be neat and orderly. No unnecessary scribbling etc.
• Staying back beyond school hours requires the requisite permission from parents, concerned teacher and supervisor.
• Change of residence, phone numbers to be intimated to school authorities immediately (School Register / Class Teacher / Admin Officer).
• Letter from parent when absent (short / long).

• Go directly to exam room.
• Sit quietly at specific desk, read quietly, prepare for exam.
• All bags, books etc to be left outside classroom in a neat line.
• No unfair means to be resorted to. No marks will be awarded if unfair means is used.
• Be prepared with own set of pens, pencils, geometry boxes etc, no borrowing / lending permitted.
• Any doubt in question paper or otherwise to be cleared with invigilator on duty.
• Talking to another student strictly not permitted.

• Disciplined behaviour at all times.
• Move in neat lines from classrooms to auditorium.
• No talking during presentations / address by guest speakers / when the compere speaks.
• Disciplined, quick, orderly dispersal at the end.
• Co-operation and courtesy to be shown to all.

• Turn off taps, when not in use. Always use water economically.
• Leave the washroom clean as a courtesy to the next student.
• Dispose off litter in the bins provided.
• Do not scribble on doors, walls etc.
• Do not waste time standing in groups, talking. Be mindful of others who need to use the facilities.

• Food and drinks are not permitted in the libraries.
• The general expectation is that all activities in the libraries will be conducted in a quiet manner to avoid disturbing other library users.
• Furniture is placed for safety and maximum use of space. Do not move the furniture, including chairs in the conference rooms or computer lab.
• Users are required to use library equipment for designated purposes only.

• To be worn smartly and neatly – well washed and ironed.
• Socks shin length, shoes well polished.
• Hair neatly trimmed or neatly tied.
• Tiny rings or studs in ears for girls. No multiple earrings. No nose and finger rings. No nail polish.

• Courteous and polite to all.
• Offers seats to all, makes room so all are seated comfortably.
• Speaks at acceptable noise level.
• All speech to be respectful, courteous, polite and friendly.
• Must use the assigned bus to travel to and from and same pick-up and drop-off point.

UNIFORM CODE

Students must be neatly turned out at all times. Each student must take pride in his/her uniform. No ostentatious articles of jewellery like bangles and bracelets must be worn. Boys will not be allowed to wear studs. Entry into School without uniform is not allowed even after School hours. Students will wear house T-Shirts on days specified by the School. 'The Roseland' is Pre Nursery, Nursery & Prep.

SUMMER UNIFORM

THE ROSELAND AND CLASS I (BOYS)

a.   Bottle green check shirt with collar
b.   Green and White check dungaree shorts
c.   Dark green socks with white stripes
d.   Black Liberty shoes with green velcro strap
e.   P.E. White Liberty shoes with green velcro strap

THE ROSELAND AND CLASS I (GIRLS)

a.   Green and White check box pleat frock
b.   Dark green socks with white stripes
c.   Black Liberty shoes with green velcro straps
d.   P.E. White Liberty shoes with green velcro straps
e.   Green or white clips, hairbands and green or white ribbons

CLASS II ONWARDS (BOYS)

a.   White half sleeve/full sleeve shirt with School monogram on the pocket
b.   White shorts (Class II to V)
c.   White trousers (Class VI onwards)
d.   Dark green belt with the Delhi World Foundation badge
e.   White socks with green stripes
f.   Black Liberty shoes with green velcro straps (with laces for Class VI onwards)
g.   P.E. White Liberty shoes with green velcro straps (with laces for Class VI onwards)
h.   Bottle green patka/turban if required

CLASS II TO V (GIRLS)

a. White skirt with box pleats, white half sleeve/ full sleeve shirt with School monogram on the pocket
b. White cycling shorts (compulsory)
c. Dark green belt with the Delhi World Foundation badge
d. White socks with green stripes
e. Black Liberty Shoes with green velcro straps (with laces for Class VI onwards)
f. P.E. White Liberty Shoes with green velcro straps (with laces for Class VI onwards)
g. Green or white clips, hairbands and green or white ribbons

CLASS VI ONWARDS (GIRLS)

a. White divided skirt with box pleats
b. White cycling shorts (compulsory)
c. The rest of the uniform is as above

WINTER UNIFORM

THE ROSELAND AND CLASS I (BOYS AND GIRLS)

a.   Track suit with grey and green top and green pants
b.   Grey warm socks with green stripes
c.   Black Liberty shoes with green velcro straps
d.   P.E. White Liberty shoes with green velcro straps

CLASS II ONWARDS (BOYS)

a.   White full sleeve shirt with School monogram on the pocket
b.   Grey warm trousers
c.   Dark green belt with the Delhi World Foundation badge
d.   Dark green tie
e.   Dark green V-neck pullover – half sleeve/full sleeve
f.   Dark green blazer with the School monogram on the pocket
g.   Grey warm socks with green stripes
h.   Black Liberty shoes with green velcro straps (with laces for Class VI onwards)
i.   P.E. White Liberty shoes with green velcro straps (with laces for Class VI onwards)
j.   Bottle green patka/turban if required

CLASS II ONWARDS (GIRLS)

a.  White full sleeve shirt with School monogram on the pocket
b.   Grey warm trousers
c.   Dark green belt with the Delhi World Foundation badge
d.   Dark green tie
e.   Dark green V-neck pullover – half/full sleeve
f.   Dark green blazer with the School monogram on the pocket
g.   Grey warm socks with green stripes
h.   Black Liberty shoes with green velcro straps (with laces for Class VI onwards)
i.   P.E. White Liberty shoes with green velcro straps (with laces for Class VI onwards)
j.   Green or white clips, hairbands and green or white ribbons

HOUSE UNIFORM (Grades II to X)

SUMMER:

House-coloured T-shirts and Cream lowers will be worn with white shoes on the specified days.

WINTER:

House-coloured Track Suits will be worn with white shoes on the specified days.

Please note: Uniforms must be purchased ONLY from the registered School vendor.

The Roseland (Pre Nursery, Nursery & Prep) and Grades I to III follow a three Term Academic Year. To avoid any kind of stress to The Roseland, they will be assessed on their day to day performance and Home work. No formal examination will be conducted for them. For students of Grades I – III, the syllabus will be divided into three terms:

Term I: April – July
Term II: August – November
Term III: December – March

Periodic Internal Assessments will be conducted at the end of each term in two rounds.

Grades: IV– VIII:
The assessment structure and examination for Grades IV-VIII comprises of two terms i.e. TERM I and TERM II. Students will appear for one Periodic Assessment and one formal examination in each term. Unit Tests will be conducted on every Monday and carry weightage in Half Yearly and Final Examination. English, Hindi, Maths, Science, Social Science, Punjabi and Computer Science will be assessed as per the remodeled CBSE Evaluation System.

Grades: IX and X:
The examination would be conducted as per the remodeled assessment structure as explained below:

Co-Scholastic Activities – A= Outstanding, B= Very Good, C= Fair