FAQ

Q: My child was born a few days after the cut-off. Can I still admit my child?
A: The age cut-off date is December 31st, as per the Maharashtra Government GR.
• This applies to Pre-Primary and Grade 1 admissions.
• For Grade 2 and above, your child must have completed the previous grade.
• Schools are required to strictly follow the age criteria mentioned in the GR.
• If your child is a few days younger than the cut-off, we completely understand your concern. In such cases, you may apply for admission next year.

Q: We are interested in enrolling our child (e.g., in Class 5) at your school. Could you please guide us on the admission process?
A: Admissions to higher grades (such as Class 5) are offered only if a vacancy is available.
• You may fill out the admission inquiry form on our website after 1st January.
• If a suitable vacancy arises, our team will contact you directly.

Q: Is mid-term admission possible?
A: Yes, mid-term admission may be offered, subject to vacancy and eligibility.

Q: Can we secure admission for next year in higher classes in advance?
A: Unfortunately, no. Admissions to higher classes are offered only against available vacancies, which are usually confirmed towards the end of April each year.

Q: Does the school conduct admission tests? When are they held?
A: The school does not conduct admission tests.
• For classes above Nursery, a level readiness check is conducted by the school authorities, subject to vacancy and by prior appointment.
• No readiness check is required for Nursery admission.

Q: What documents are required for admission?

A: Please click here to view the full list of documents needed at the time of admission.

Q: Is an Aadhaar card of the student compulsory at the time of admission?
A: Yes, an Aadhaar card is mandatory for admission.

Q: What if we don’t have a student Aadhaar card at the time of admission? (We are from outside India or an Indian citizen without an Aadhaar card)
A: An Aadhaar card is required for admission. If you do not have one at the time of admission, you may submit a copy of the Aadhaar enrolment. Families residing outside India can complete the enrolment process after arriving in India and must submit a photocopy of the Aadhar enrolment letter/Aadhaar card to the school once it is issued.

Q: What board is the school affiliated to?
A: Millennium National School is affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE).
Affiliation No.: 1130547

Q: Which syllabus does the school follow?
A: The school follows the CBSE-prescribed curriculum using NCERT textbooks from Class 1 onwards.

Q:> Which textbooks does the school follow?
A: From Class 1 onwards, we follow NCERT textbooks as prescribed by CBSE.
For Kindergarten and Classes 1–2 EVS, where CBSE has no prescribed textbooks, the school follows a carefully designed in-house curriculum to support early learning.

Q: What is the average class size, and how do you handle student progress and parent-teacher communication?
A: From Grade 1 onwards, each class has around 40 students. We ensure regular communication with parents through parent-teacher meetings, progress reports, and feedback sessions so you are always updated on your child’s learning and development.

Q: Since the school is CBSE, is learning Hindi compulsory from Kindergarten?
A: No, Hindi is not mandatory from Kindergarten. CBSE encourages learning in the regional language. Children can start Hindi as per the school’s language policy in the appropriate grades.

Q: Which languages are taught?
A:
• Grades 1–2: English, Marathi, Hindi (oral)
• Grades 3–5: English, Marathi, Hindi, Sanskrit
• Grades 6–8: English, Marathi, Hindi / Sanskrit
• Grades 9–10: English, Marathi, Hindi / Sanskrit

Q: Does the school offer any foreign languages, such as German, French, or Spanish?
A: At present, we focus on building strong foundations in English, Marathi, Hindi, and Sanskrit. We do not offer foreign languages currently, so your child can concentrate fully on mastering these core languages.

Q: What is Orientation Programme? What if we can’t attend?
A:
• The orientation is held at the beginning of every school year and is an important event for both parents and students. During this session, the Millennium Team will share an overview of what to expect in the upcoming year, including key events, exams, and other important updates.
• Bus drivers will also be present to confirm your address and inform you about your child’s pick-up time and bus stop location. In addition, class teachers will distribute student ID cards, which students are required to wear every day from the very first day of school.
• We strongly encourage all parents and students to attend the orientation to ensure a smooth and well-prepared start to the school year.

Q: For parents coming from outside Maharashtra – When is the best time to move back to India with my child?
A: The earlier, the better. Moving back during the early years of schooling helps your child adjust more easily to the Indian education system, especially in terms of language learning.

Q: When are local languages introduced in school?
A: Marathi and Hindi are introduced in Grade 1, and Sanskrit from Grade 3. Adjusting to these languages can be challenging for children who have studied abroad, but our teachers provide extra support to help them catch up. No written exam is conducted for Hindi & Sanskrit till Grade 5.

Q: What if my child joins later and doesn’t know Marathi or Hindi?
A: Our teachers will provide full support to help the child gradually cope with the language. With consistent guidance at school and encouragement from parents at home, the child will be able to learn and adjust comfortably over time.

Q: How can parents support their child during this transition?
A: Patience and encouragement go a long way. Children adapt at different speeds, and our teachers are here to guide them every step of the way. We’ll be patient with your child — and we ask that you be patient too.

Q: Does the school offer transport facilities?
A: Yes, the school provides transport services which are optional for students within a 5–6 km radius. For details about specific routes and availability, parents are requested to contact the school in person at the time of admission.

Q: Is it compulsory to use the school transport service?
A: No, the transport service is completely optional.

Q: What add-on amenities are offered by the school?
A: Add-on amenities are available for students from Class 1 to 10 and include:

Gymkhana / Sports Facilities:
• STD 1–2: Fun Fitness Programme
• STD 3–5: PE / Introduction to sports programme
• STD 5–10: PE / Can select specific sports

Multi-Dimensional Learning / Hobbies: Various hobbies and enrichment activities are offered.

Canteen / Food Facilities:
• Preschoolers receive a snack.
• Optional canteen/food facility for students from STD 1 onwards. Students receive breakfast, a balanced lunch, and snacks before going home.

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