Lovedale International School
Academic Excellence
Comprehensive curriculum designed for holistic development
What We Offer
Our Curriculum
CBSE Curriculum
We follow the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum, recognised by top universities across India and internationally. Our well-structured programme ensures comprehensive coverage of all subjects including Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Languages, and Arts. The curriculum is designed to develop analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, and a love for lifelong learning.
Technology Integration
We believe in preparing students for the digital future. Technology is seamlessly integrated into every aspect of our curriculum — from interactive smart classrooms and digital libraries to coding workshops, robotics clubs, and AI literacy programmes. Students graduate not just as consumers of technology, but as confident creators and problem-solvers in the digital age.
Primary
Grades 1–5
Middle
Grades 6–8
Secondary
Grades 9–10
Subjects
25+ Disciplines
Schedule
Academic Calendar
Important dates, plan carefully
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New Student OrientationWelcome session for all new students covering school policies, facilities tour, and introduction to the academic curriculum and extracurricular activities.
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Labour Day Holiday – No ClassesSchool will remain closed on account of Labour Day. All students and staff are advised to observe the national holiday and return refreshed.
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First Day of Fall Semester ClassesOfficial commencement of the Fall semester. All students are expected to report in full uniform with required stationery and textbooks.
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Add/Drop – Parent-Teacher ConferenceOpportunity for parents to meet subject teachers, review academic progress, and discuss individual learning goals and strategies for the semester ahead.
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Mid-Term Exams Week BeginsMid-semester assessments for all grade levels. Students are required to carry their admit cards. Detailed timetables will be shared one week in advance.
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Fall Break – No ClassesAnnual fall recess for students and staff. School premises will be closed during this period. Hostel students should make travel arrangements in advance.
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Thanksgiving Holiday – University ClosedSchool will be closed for the Thanksgiving break. Faculty are advised to submit grade updates before the holiday period begins.
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Last Day of Fall Semester ClassesThe final instruction day of the Fall semester. Students must complete all pending assignments and submit project reports before this date.
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Final Exams Begin (Fall Semester)End-of-semester comprehensive examinations. Exam schedules will be circulated four weeks prior. Extra academic support sessions will be available.
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Winter Break BeginsWinter vacation commences after the final examination period. School will reopen for the Spring semester in January.
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Spring Semester Classes BeginCommencement of the Spring semester. New timetables will be distributed on the first day. All students must review subject requirements and updated reading lists.
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Spring Break – No ClassesMid-semester spring break. School closes for a week to allow students and teachers adequate rest before the final stretch of the academic year.
Downloads
Class-wise Syllabus
Download the syllabus for your class to stay on track this year.
Primary
Grades 1–5 complete subject syllabus covering all CBSE topics and activity schedules.
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Grades 6–8 detailed syllabus with chapter breakdowns, practicals, and project guidelines.
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Grades 9–10 board exam syllabus with mark weightage, key topics, and past paper references.
Download SyllabusStudent Work
Homework Assignments
Stay updated with daily assignments for every grade.
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Grade 1
Mathematics Assignment
Practice counting numbers from 1 to 100 using number cards. Complete the worksheet on addition of single-digit numbers and draw the answers using dots or blocks in your activity book.
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Grade 2
Science Assignment
Observe any three plants in your garden or neighbourhood. Draw each plant and label its parts — roots, stem, leaves, and flower. Write two interesting facts about each plant in your notebook.
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Grade 3
Computer Language Assignment
Complete the drag-and-drop coding exercise on the school's digital platform. Create a simple sequence using block-based programming that makes the character move in a square.
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Grade 4
Biology Assignment
Research the life cycle of a butterfly and create a colourful poster showing all four stages — egg, larva, pupa, and adult. Write 3–4 sentences describing each stage and present to class.
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Grade 5
Chemistry Literature Assignment
Read Chapter 4 on "States of Matter" and write a summary in your own words. Complete the exercises at the end of the chapter and bring samples demonstrating solid, liquid, and gas from home.
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Grade 6
Physics Assignment
Solve problems 1–15 on Chapter 3 "Force and Motion". Draw free-body diagrams for each problem and show all working. Highlight key formulas used at the top of your page before starting.
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Grade 7
English Language Arts Assignment
Write a 300-word creative story using the prompt: "You discover a hidden door in the school library." Include at least three descriptive paragraphs, dialogue, and a surprising twist at the end.
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Grade 8
Resource Assignment
Research any two natural resources (eg: coal and solar energy). Create a comparison chart covering their availability, uses, advantages, and environmental impact. Include graphs to support findings.
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Grade 9
Social Studies Assignment
Read the chapter on "The French Revolution" and answer all review questions in your notebook. Prepare a two-minute oral presentation on any one key figure and their significance in history.
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Grade 10
World Language (Spanish) Assignment
Record a 2-minute video introducing yourself in Spanish. Include your name, age, hobbies, family, and favourite subject. Use vocabulary from Units 1–4 and apply correct verb conjugations throughout.
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Grade 1
Mathematics Assignment
Practice counting numbers from 1 to 100. Complete the worksheet on addition of single-digit numbers.
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Grade 1
English – Reading Assignment
Read pages 10–15 of your reader book aloud. Circle all words you don't understand and write their meanings in your vocabulary notebook.
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Grade 2
Science Assignment
Observe any three plants in your garden. Draw each plant and label its parts — roots, stem, leaves, and flower.
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Grade 3
Computer Language Assignment
Complete the drag-and-drop coding exercise. Create a simple sequence making the character move in a square.
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Grade 4
Biology Assignment
Research the life cycle of a butterfly and create a colourful poster showing all four stages.
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Grade 5
Chemistry Literature Assignment
Read Chapter 4 on "States of Matter" and write a summary. Bring samples demonstrating solid, liquid, and gas.
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Grade 6
Physics Assignment
Solve problems 1–15 on "Force and Motion". Draw free-body diagrams and show all working.
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Grade 7
English Language Arts Assignment
Write a 300-word creative story: "You discover a hidden door in the school library." Include dialogue and a surprising twist.
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Grade 8
Resource Assignment
Research two natural resources. Create a comparison chart with availability, uses, advantages, and environmental impact.
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Grade 9
Social Studies Assignment
Read "The French Revolution" chapter and answer all review questions. Prepare a two-minute oral presentation on any one key figure.
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Grade 10
World Language (Spanish) Assignment
Record a 2-minute video introducing yourself in Spanish using vocabulary from Units 1–4 with correct verb conjugations.