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Play Way to Class XII

Academics

Inquiry-based teaching, following the National Curriculum Framework — and the board results published in full.

A teacher pointing at a globe while pupils crowd in to look
A question about the world

How we teach

Children who ask the questions.

One of the main pedagogical strategy adopted by the Ambience Public school is the Inquiry-Based Learning model. Inquiry implies that students get involved and ask questions which leads to a better understanding. Our goal as teachers is to guide our students to find answers to our questions and encourage them to ask more questions while doing so. Students are actively involved in the classroom and develop problem-solving skills. This approach works extremely well in a collaborative environment.

Struggling students who do not do well in a teacher-led classroom respond well to an inquiry-based learning environment. It also helps builds confidence and self-esteem.

Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn

Benjamin Franklin

The 5 E model

Five steps, in this order, in every lesson plan.

The 5 E Model supports the inquiry-based model. It allows children to make discoveries and to process new skills in an engaging way. The role of the teacher is to facilitate and support students as they use prior knowledge to build new knowledge. The 5 Es are Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and Evaluate. When planning a lesson, the teachers make sure that each of these areas is taken into consideration.

A teacher pointing at a globe while pupils crowd in to look
Step 1

Engage

The lesson opens on something worth asking about.

Senior girls at work in the chemistry laboratory, one pouring an orange solution
Step 2

Explore

The class works at it first, before anyone is told the answer.

A classroom of pupils in house colours with their hands up to answer, the teacher at the side
Step 3

Explain

The teacher draws the thinking together and names it.

Pupils drawing and painting along a long green table, finished portraits propped behind them
Step 4

Elaborate

The idea is taken somewhere new and tested.

A senior girl holding a burette up to the light while her classmates watch
Step 5

Evaluate

What each child now understands is recorded.

Pupils reading at round yellow and green tables among tall library shelves
The library
A senior girl holding a burette up to the light while her classmates watch
Reading the burette

Assessment

Measured for improvement, not for ranking.

At Ambience School, the key element to assessments is ‘improvement’, an ongoing comprehensive evaluation process woven through the academic year of the school. Formative and summative assessments are used to these ends towards children’s development and learning.

Assessments are used to gather critical information about the student‘s development and growth. For each subject, the development of subject-specific skills is observed, assessed, measured, and reported using a rubric based system. It is a continuous process done in tandem with written assessments. Besides scholastic areas other developmental areas are co-scholastic and life skill development.

The evaluation of a student at the school happens through both formative (FA) and summative assessment (SA) process.

Board results

Every result the school has published.

A young school: the first Class XII batch sat the board in 2024–25.

Class XII

SessionRegisteredPassedPass rateNote
2025-20261919100%
2024-202588100%

The school records no Class XII board candidates in 2023-2024.

Class X

SessionRegisteredPassedPass rateNote
2025-20263131100%
2024-20251111100%
2023-202455100%

Board results ARE published, on the Mandatory Public Disclosure page “Last Three Year Result of the Board Examination” (https://ambienceschool.com/last-three-year-result-of-the-board-examination/, last modified 2026-05-15T04:05:50). Figures copied verbatim, including the source’s misspelled column header “REAMRKS”. Class XII for 2023-2024 is published as “Not Applicable” and 2024-2025 is marked “1st Batch”, i.e. the school’s first Class XII cohort graduated in 2024-2025.

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