Annual Pedagogical Plan

Divine Providence School, Bangalore
Empowering Young Minds Through Values, Vision & Vibrance


1. Vision and Objectives

The Annual Pedagogical Plan aims to:

  • Foster academic excellence through competency-based and child-centric education.

  • Integrate moral and spiritual values in daily learning.

  • Promote critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration across subjects.

  • Ensure holistic development by balancing intellectual, emotional, physical, and social growth.

  • Align teaching practices with NEP 2020 guidelines and CBSE curriculum goals.


2. Curriculum and Subject Integration

  • Implementation of CBSE-prescribed syllabus across all classes.

  • Emphasis on interdisciplinary learning through integrated projects.

  • Focused periods for:

    • Literacy and Numeracy in lower grades

    • STEM education in middle and secondary grades

    • Art-integrated and sports-integrated learning

  • Use of blended learning methods: smart classrooms, project-based learning, group activities.


3. Assessment Strategy

  • Formative and Summative Assessments aligned with learning outcomes.

  • Regular class tests, oral reviews, and activity-based evaluations.

  • Diagnostic assessments to identify learning gaps and support remediation.

  • Student portfolios and reflection journals for self-evaluation.

  • Annual Achievement Reports shared with parents.


4. Co-Scholastic Development

  • House-based activities for leadership and teamwork.

  • Celebrations of national days, festivals, and cultural events.

  • School Parliament and clubs to encourage participation and decision-making.

  • Periodic sessions on Life Skills, Value Education, and Health & Wellness.

  • SEWA (Social Empowerment through Work and Action) projects for community connection.


5. Faculty Development and Support

  • Regular teacher training workshops on pedagogy, digital tools, and NEP best practices.

  • Peer-sharing sessions and mentoring for continuous improvement.

  • Collaborative planning and review meetings every term.


6. Parental and Community Engagement

  • Orientation programs and PTMs (Parent-Teacher Meetings) held quarterly.

  • Parent involvement in school events, awareness programs, and feedback forums.

  • Communication through IHD app, circulars, and class-wise updates.


7. Calendar Highlights

Month Focus Areas
   June-July School reopening, baseline assessments, club formations
   August Independence Day, literary activities
   September Mid-term exams, Teachers’ Day, career guidance
   October Art & Science exhibitions, cultural fest
   November Children’s Day, sports practice & inter-house events
   December Christmas celebrations, moral education projects
   January Republic Day, academic revisions
   February Annual exams, final performance reviews
   March-April New session planning, teacher workshops

 


8. Monitoring and Review

  • Monthly review of academic progress by the Academic Council.

  • Feedback from students and parents for continuous refinement.

  • Annual Pedagogical Plan revised each year based on learning outcomes and innovations.