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A Global Forum for Education Excellence is being held for the Principals of schools in Asia Pacific on 20th and 21st October, 2007 in Singapore. The Theme of the Conference is Measuring up Globally – Reinventing School Education for Excellence.
The two-day conference –Innovation in Educational Excellence or INEX 2007 being hosted by the Global Indian Foundation will be attended by Principals of many leading schools in Singapore, Middle East, Japan, Thailand, Malaysia, New Zealand and India.
Many of the Principals are from schools affiliated with Central Board of Secondary Education. The conference is an initiative to provide a global platform for useful exchange of ideas and best practices among educators. The increasing number of CBSE schools established in different parts of the world in recent years signifies the growing awareness at the international level about the intrinsic strengths of the Indian School education system.
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MUSCAT — Fourteen-year-old Adarsh Muthappa, who has dominated the junior tennis scene in Muscat since the year 2003 was felicitated by the Indian Social Club Muscat for his outstanding excellence in tennis.
Adarsh received his excellence award, a glittering crystal plaque from Kiran Asher, group managing director of Al Ansari Trading Enterprises.
Announcing the felicitation at the clubs 30th annual day celebrations, ISC Sports Secretary Imtiaz Usman commended Adarshs hard work and dedication to tennis which not only made him the envy of his opponents but also commanded their respect.
The Supreme Court today posted a petition, challenging the Delhi Government’s decision to fix four years as the minimum age for admission to nursery, for hearing on December 14.
The Forum for Promotion of Quality Education for All — an association of about 460 private schools — made a mention of the matter before the Bench headed by Chief Justice K G Balakrishnan. The Bench accepted their plea.
The Forum claims to be aggrieved by an earlier order of the Delhi High Court passed on November 14, dismissing a plea for allowing two years of pre-primary schooling. The schools said
CBSE march to excellence
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has drawn up an elaborate roadmap to make its functioning more prolific and academically brilliant in the coming years.
To begin with, the board has decided to extend its continuous assessment system till Class X from 2007 onwards.
CBSE chairman Ashok Ganguly, while addressing conference with school principals this morning, said We have decided to take the continuous assessment system up to the secondary level and this time it would be evaluated on a nine-point scale, rather than the five or seven-point scale adopted for junior classes.
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The Supreme Court will hear on December 13 a petition challenging the Delhi governments decision to fix four years as the minimum age for admission to nursery.
The forum for promotion of quality education for all - an association of about 460 private schools, mentioned the petition before a bench headed by Chief Justice K G Balakrishnan, which agreed to give an urgent hearing to it.
The forum has approached the apex court against the November 14 order of the Delhi High Court dismissing a plea for allowing two years of pre-primary schooling.
The schools said that as per article