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Class IX

Dear Parent 

The school would like to inform you about the recent curriculum reforms introduced by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) for students entering Class IX from the academic session 2026–27. These changes are aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) and aim to promote conceptual understanding, critical thinking and student choice in learning. 

The subjects to be offered in Class IX are listed below:

SubjectSerial No
1 English ( R1 language)
2Hindi/ Bengali ( R2 language)
3
  • Mathematics (compulsory for all)
  • Advanced Mathematics (optional)
4
  • Science (compulsory for all)
  • Advanced Science (optional)
5Social Science
6

Vocational Education :

A. Kaushal Vikas (Compulsory for all)
B. Optional subjects ( Information Technology/Introduction to Financial Markets) ***

7Art Education ( Visual Art, Dance, Music and Theatre)
8Physical Education and Well-being
9Computational Thinking and Artificial Intelligence *
10Individuals in Society **

* Computational Thinking and Artificial Intelligence as modules for 2026-2027. 

**Individuals in Society will be introduced as per CBSE guidelines when released.

*** Artificial Intelligence and Data Science which were offered earlier will be discontinued as the 6th subject / optional subject as per CBSE guidelines.

Key Highlights of advanced Science and advanced Mathematics :

CBSE has introduced Mathematics Advanced and Science Advanced as optional additional papers for students who wish to engage in deeper conceptual learning.

  • Nature of Advanced Papers:
    • Optional in nature (students may choose either Mathematics Advance or Science Advance or both. They may also not choose any of the option and only do Compulsory Mathematics and Science.)
    • 25 marks each
    • 1-hour duration
    • Focus on Higher Order Thinking Skills (HOTS) and advanced concepts beyond the standard syllabus.
    • The extra classes will be held once a week from 7.15 am to 7.55 am (Advanced Mathematics and Advanced Science on alternate weeks)
  • Assessment & Reporting:
    • Students scoring 50% or above will receive a remark: “Advanced Level Successfully Cleared”
    • Marks will not be added to the overall aggregate
    • No negative remark will be reflected in the report card if the student scores below 50%


Please fill up the consent form below and send it to your daughter’s Class Teacher by 30th April, 2026.

CONSENT FORM
(To be submitted to the Class Teacher by 30th April, 2026)

I, __________________________ (Parent/Guardian of __________________________, Class IX, Section _____), have understood the details regarding the CBSE Advanced Level option in Mathematics and Science and also about the optional subject under Vocational Education that my daughter will have to take up in addition to the mandatory component (Kaushal Vikas).

I hereby give my consent for my ward to opt for:

 ☐ Mathematics Advanced
 ☐ Science Advanced

 Optional subject under Vocational Education (Choose any one) :

 ☐ Information Technology (IT)

 ☐ Introduction to Financial Markets (IFM)

Parent/Guardian Name: __________________________

Signature: ________________________
Contact Number: __________________
Date: _____________________________

Classes Playgroup to XII

Dear Parents,

In view of the 18th West Bengal Legislative Assembly Election 2026, school will remain closed on Wednesday, 29th April, 2026 to enable the staff to exercise to their franchise.

Further, in view of the perceived scarcity of transport, online classes will be conducted on Monday 27th April and Tuesday 28th April 2026 as per details shared by the respective class teacher. However, Classes for Playgroup and Nursery will remain suspended on the above mentioned days.

Please note that all activity classes before and after school will also remain suspended.

Thank you.

Regards,

Koeli Dey
Principal

Classes Playgroup - XII

Dear Parents,

The School Management is pleased to introduce a Sibling Fee Concession Policy to provide financial support to families with more than one child studying in the institution. This initiative reflects the school’s understanding of the financial responsibilities borne by families and its intent to provide meaningful relief wherever possible.

A concession of 15% on total fees will be granted, subject to the following conditions:

  • The concession is subject to an application from the parents.
  • The concession will be applicable to children studying in Sushila Birla Girls’ School and Birla High School, Moira Street.
  • Regarding the concession for Birla High School (Mukundapur) conditions enumerated in their policy will be valid.
  • The concession will only be given to the younger of the two siblings.
  • In case of twins studying in the school, the younger child will be eligible for concession.
  • In case of three or more children studying in the school, only the second child will be eligible for concession. No additional concession will be provided to other siblings, if any.
  • The concession will remain applicable as long as the older child continues to be enrolled in the school. Once the older child passes out from the school the concession will stop.
  • The 15% concession will apply only to total fees and not to any other charges (admission fees, late fees, re-admission fees, diary & Id Card fees).
  • The concession is applicable for one academic year (at a time) and will be renewed annually by the school management, upon receipt of a fresh application by the concerned parent.
  • The school reserves the right to withdraw or modify the concession at any time in case of non-compliance with school rules or policies.
  • The concession is subject to timely payment of fees.

Parents who wish to avail of this concession are requested to download the attached application form and submit it to the School Office by Saturday, 25th April, 2026,  12 noon.

The School Management reserves the right to review, modify or withdraw the concession policy as deemed necessary.

Thank you

Regards 

Koeli Dey
Principal

Click here to download the application form

Classes VII and VIII

Dear Parents,

An Orientation Programme has been organised for Classes VII and VIII on Friday, 24th April 2026 from 12:30 pm onwards.

Kindly make it convenient to attend the programme at the Centre for Performing Arts in the school premises. We request you to be seated by 12:20 pm.

Thank you

Regards

Koeli Dey 
Principal

Classes I - VIII

Dear Parents,

We, at Sushila Birla Girls’ School, have always worked towards supporting the wellbeing of our students. The heavy weight of the school bag is, therefore, a matter of concern for the school as well as the parents.

The following measures, based on the suggestions offered by parents and teachers, might prove to be beneficial to the students:

     • Textbooks may be shared by a pair of students.

     • Students are allowed to leave some of their books in the classroom cupboards.

     • They may photocopy the chapter being done in class and bring the same instead of the book.

     • Students may bring a separate handbag so that the weight of the bag is divided.

     • They should carry water bottles with straps. They must be encouraged to drink water from the school to avoid carrying heavy water bottles.

     • They should strictly abide by the time table.

     • Students should be encouraged to repack their bags on a daily basis to avoid carrying unnecessary articles.

     • They should not carry heavy pencil pouches, tiffin boxes etc. to school.

If all or even some of the above are followed, we are sure it will reduce the weight of the bag.

Thank you

Regards

Koeli Dey
Principal

Classes – I & II

Dear Parent, 

An Orientation Session has been organised for Classes I and II in the Centre for Performing Arts (CPA) on Tuesday, 21st April 2026 from 8:15 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. Registration will begin at 8 a.m.

Kindly make it convenient to attend the session.

Thank you

Yours sincerely

Nabanita Sen
Headmistress

Class X(Session 2025-2026)

Dear Parent

As per the latest CBSE circular dated 15th April 2026, students who wish to appear for the second round of Board Examination for improvement are required to send an email to the school clearly mentioning the subjects they intend to appear for by Thursday, 16th April 2026 (8 P.M). In addition, they must inform their respective Class Teachers via WhatsApp stating the same.

Students who have already sent an email in response to the previous Notice No.168 must also confirm the same to their Class Teachers through WhatsApp by the above mentioned time.

The examination fee is ₹320 per subject per candidate. A student may opt for a maximum of three subjects (Mathematics, Science, Social Science, and any one Language). 

The requisite fee must be submitted in a sealed envelope by tomorrow, before 12:00 noon, to Ms. Rupa Shaw (School Accountant). The envelope should be clearly labeled with the student’s name, class, subjects opted for, and the total amount enclosed.

Thank you

Regards

Koeli Dey
Principal

Class – IV

Dear Parents,

An Orientation Session has been organised for Class IV in the Centre for Performing Arts (CPA) on Wednesday, 22nd April 2026 from 8:15 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. Registration will begin at 8:00 a.m.

Kindly make it convenient to attend the session.

Thank you

Yours sincerely

Nabanita Sen
Headmistress

Class V

Dear Parents,

An Orientation Session has been organised for Class V in the Centre for Performing Arts (CPA) on Tuesday, 21st April 2026 from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Registration will begin at 11:30 a.m.

Kindly make it convenient to attend the session.

Thank you

Yours sincerely

Nabanita Sen
Headmistress

Lower KG – Class V 

Dear Parents, 

The students of Class V have created a menu for April and May to promote healthy eating habits, keeping in mind the nutritional requirements and taste. Please follow it from Thursday, 16.04.26

DAYSFocus Food items
MINI- TREAT MONDAYKick start the weekMini Sabudana Tikki /Patty with your favourite Chutney
Energy-packed, nutritious mealsMuffins
 Seasonal fruit- Muskmelon

TASTY

TUESDAY

Tasty and healthyVegetable/ Paneer Frankie
Relish flavourful bitesSeasonal Fruit- Chickoo/ Sapodilla
 Banana chips (home fried/baked)

WHOLESOME 

WEDNESDAY

Midweek boostAloo Paratha with your favourite chutney /pickle
Power packed meals to keep you activeAam Papad
 Cucumber Slices

TAKE-A-BITE

THURSDAY

Tasty surprisesBrown Bread Pizza with Vegetable Topping
A tiffin full of flavour and funSoya Sticks
 Seasonal Fruit- Grapes

FRY-DAY

FRIDAY

End the week with delicious bitesVegetable Noodles
Treat yourself todayDry Masala Muri with Roasted Peanuts
 Seasonal Fruit- Watermelon

Please note:

  • The quantity of the food packed should be appropriate to the appetite of your child.
  • A napkin must be carried to school daily.
  • A fork/ spoon should be carried every day.
  • Packaged food items should not be sent.
  • Minimum oil should be used.
  • It is advisable to give extra tiffin to the students on the days they have afternoon activity.

 

RECIPE OF THE MONTH

Mini Sabudana Tikki/ Patty

1cup sabudana rinsed and soaked overnight 1 tsp ginger- grated or finely chopped
Spices-1 tsp cumin powder, 1tsp amchur, a pinch of black pepper2 medium size, boiled, peeled and mashed potatoes
1\2 cup roasted peanuts coarsely crushed2-3 finely chopped green chilies (optional)
1-2 tbsp freshly chopped coriander leavesSalt to taste
Oil to cook 

INSTRUCTIONS:   

  • In a large mixing bowl, combine the soaked sabudana, mashed potatoes, crushed peanuts, green chillies, ginger, coriander leaves and all the spices.
  • Mix well, but avoid over-mashing to keep the texture of the sabudana intact.
  • Grease your hands with a little oil. Take a small portion of the mixture and roll it into a ball. Then flatten it slightly to forma round patty/ tikki.
  • Heat oil in a pan, place the tikkis and shallow fry them by flipping gently on both sides, until golden brown. 
  • Alternatively, an air fryer may be used at 180°C for 10-15mins per side until golden.

Thank you

Yours sincerely

Nabanita Sen
Headmistress

 

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