CBSE Curriculum
Holistic education that develops intellectual and personal strengths — inside and outside the classroom, with creativity and participative learning at the centre.
Learning beyond the textbook
Education at VBV is holistic — aimed at developing the intellectual and personal strengths of students. Experience takes place both within and outside the classroom, nurturing creativity and innovative, participative learning.
Beyond the stellar academic schedule, a host of events run through the year — a wholesome mix of learning and fun that is often extended to include students' families.
Year plan, assessments, co-scholastic records and reporting — aligned to CBSE guidelines and shared via circulars.
Published at the start of the academic session. Contact the office or class teacher for the latest holiday calendar.
Stages
CBSE progression at VBV, taught in English medium.
Foundational & preparatory — early literacy, numeracy, curiosity and values.
Concept depth, inquiry and integrated projects across disciplines.
Board-aligned rigour, career guidance and holistic preparation.
Languages & Subjects
Balanced core and co-scholastic learning — languages, sciences, mathematics, technology and life skills.
| Area | Details |
|---|---|
| Languages | English (I Language), Kannada / Hindi, Sanskrit — as per CBSE scheme and class level. |
| Core | Mathematics, Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), Social Science |
| Skill & Tech | Computer Science, Coding, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning elements |
| Co-scholastic | General Knowledge, Life Skills, Moral Science, Drawing & Craft, Yoga, Karate, Dance & Music |
Participative, concept-first teaching — activity, discussion and project-based application.
CBSE-aligned continuous and periodic evaluation with clear feedback to students and parents.
Clubs, sports, arts, service and family-inclusive events woven through the academic year.
Detailed syllabi, assessment weightage and holiday lists are distributed at the start of the academic session. For the latest version, contact the school office or your child's class teacher.