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Kaushal Bodh Hits Its First Full Year in Classes 6 to 8: A Teacher's Brief on Three Projects, 110 Hours, and the New Skill Curriculum
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Kaushal Bodh Hits Its First Full Year in Classes 6 to 8: A Teacher's Brief on Three Projects, 110 Hours, and the New Skill Curriculum

NEP 2020's vocational mandate for Classes 6 to 8 is now operational through NCERT's Kaushal Bodh activity books, and 2026-27 is the first session where every CBSE middle-school teacher is expected to plan around three projects, 110 hours, and three work domains. A teacher's brief on the timetable swap, the project sequence, and what to ask for before term begins.

NITI Aayog's 2026 Report Puts Government Enrolment at 49.24%: A Parent's Read for the 2026-27 School Choice
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NITI Aayog's 2026 Report Puts Government Enrolment at 49.24%: A Parent's Read for the 2026-27 School Choice

NITI Aayog's May 6 policy report — Temporal Analysis and Policy Roadmap for Quality Enhancement — is the rare official document that pushes back on the parent shorthand that "private" is a quality signal. With government school enrolment at 49.24% for the first time and 13 systemic recommendations on the table, here is a parent's working brief for the 2026-27 school decision.

The 23-Point Pass Gap in CBSE 2026: A School Administrator's Read on the Region Table
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The 23-Point Pass Gap in CBSE 2026: A School Administrator's Read on the Region Table

CBSE's 2026 Class 12 region table shows Trivandrum at 95.62% and Prayagraj at 72.43%. A 23-point gap between top and bottom — wider than 2025 — at a 3.19-point lower overall pass rate. Here is what school administrators should read into the spread, where the methodology limits comparison, and the four governance items worth putting on the calendar this term.

Punjab's IIT-Madras Career Mentor Programme: A Brief on India's First Statewide Teacher-as-Counsellor Push
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Punjab's IIT-Madras Career Mentor Programme: A Brief on India's First Statewide Teacher-as-Counsellor Push

Punjab has become the first Indian state to train 5,000+ government schoolteachers as certified career mentors, in partnership with IIT Madras and IITM Pravartak. The model — free training, top-100 career frameworks, classroom-level deployment — is being watched closely by other state boards. Here is what teachers, school heads, and parents should take away from how it is being built.

Two Indian Schools on the Global Schools Prize 2026 Shortlist: What Their Approach Tells Us About Inclusion and the Arts
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Two Indian Schools on the Global Schools Prize 2026 Shortlist: What Their Approach Tells Us About Inclusion and the Arts

Katha Lab School in Delhi (Arts and Culture) and DPS Bangalore North (Inclusive Education) have made the Global Schools Prize 2026 shortlist from around 3,000 nominations across 113 countries. The shortlist matters less for the press release than for what the two schools' approaches reveal about gaps in mainstream Indian schooling — and the portable lessons school heads should take.

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