Split-up 2026-27

📘 What is a Split-up Syllabus?

• Definition: A split-up syllabus divides the annual curriculum into monthly teaching plans, ensuring timely coverage of topics.

• Purpose: Helps teachers pace lessons, align with NCERT guidelines, and prepare students for assessments.

• Applicability: Mandatory across all Kendriya Vidyalayas under CBSE.

📚 Class-wise Highlights (2026-27)

Primary (Classes III–V)

• Subjects: English, Hindi, Mathematics, The World Around Us (TWAU), Art Education, Physical Education.

• Focus: Foundational literacy, numeracy, and environmental awareness.

• Example (Class III):

  • April–May: Basic grammar in English, number operations in Maths.

  • July–August: Story comprehension, fractions, and TWAU chapters on family & community.

Middle (Classes VI–VIII)

• Subjects: English, Hindi, Maths, Science, Social Science, Sanskrit (from VI), Art, Physical Education.

• Focus: Conceptual clarity, reasoning, and project-based learning.

• Example (Class VI):

  • April–June: Integers in Maths, Food & Components in Science.

  • July–September: Geography (Earth & Solar System), History (Early Humans).

Secondary (Classes IX–X)

• Subjects: English, Hindi, Maths, Science, Social Science, IT.

• Focus: Board exam preparation, practicals, and lab work.

• Example (Class IX):

  • April–June: Algebra, Motion in Physics, Democratic Politics.

  • July–September: Trigonometry, Atoms & Molecules, Climate.

Senior Secondary (Classes XI–XII)

• Streams: Science, Commerce, Humanities.

• Focus: Board exam readiness, NEP 2020 skill integration, career-oriented subjects.

• Example (Class XII Science):

  • April–June: Electrostatics (Physics), Organic Chemistry basics.

  • July–September: Current Electricity, Polymers, Genetics.

📊 Why This Matters for Teachers & Students

• Uniformity: Ensures all KVs follow the same pace nationwide.

• Assessment Planning: Monthly tests and term exams align with split-up syllabus.

• Curriculum Integration: Matches NCERT textbooks and NEP 2020 guidelines.

• Ease of Teaching: Teachers can prepare lesson plans and worksheets in advance.