::Our Quality Policy::

JOHNSON GRAMMAR SCHOOL I.C.S.E.

Our Quality Policy

To achieve and sustain exemplary standards both in formal education and student discipline by providing quality education for all round development.

We are committed to build and maintain a culture for continual improvement in all functions of the institution and monitor the success.

To impart education to children which is

Learning without cramming
Discipline without fear
Excellence without distress.

Quality teaching Methods:
Learning without cramming

To learn is to go beyond mere accumulation of knowledge.
To learn is to keep in exploring beyond existing knowledge.

A quality school teaches quality learning tools and implements micro social learning systems to challenge and inspire children's intrinsic motivation to learn their courses.

The WIPRO ‘Applying Thought’ is A School programme which is implemented to provide essential skills in teaching, and learning methods are used to optimize classroom synergies, so that learning becomes more individualized and distress free.

A quality school has well equipped laboratories and activity materials to enable the student to learn by directly interacting with reality. rather than cram second - hand or third – hand knowledge.

Academic Focus

ICSE Council

The Council for the Indian School Examination (ICSE) was established in the year 1958 under the patronage of the University of Cambrige Local Examination syndicate with the assistance of the Inter State Board for Anglo - Indian education. It is registered under the Societies Registration Act No. XXI of 1860.

Recognition

The Delhi Education Act 1973, passed by Parliament, and as defined in Chapter I under Definition Section 2(s) recognises the council as a body conducting public examinations.

Examinations

The council conducts the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education and the Indian School Certificate Examination.

A committee on Examination and the subjects committee draws up and revises syllabs apart from receiving criticism and suggestions. The Council has its own teams of trained examiners, specialists and advisors.