Fee Structure

The fees are structured:

25 students pay more than Rs. 1500

130 students pay between Rs. 500-1200

8 students study free

Assessments

Pre School to Class XI are regularly evaluated on all topics taught.  Assessment reports are given at the end of each academic session.  Promotions to higher classes are made in May.

Class V to Class VI
Formal exams are held end of Mid Term and Final Term in English, Math, Science, and Urdu

Class VII to Class XI
Examined in all subjects at end of Mid Term sessions in May
At the end of Class VIII, with the advice of academic counselors, students have the choice of
the Matric Board Examination or the Edexcel "O" Level Examination

Sessions

There are two sessions per academic year.  

Mid Term ends in December

Final Term ends in May

There are 35 teaching periods per week.  

School Timings:

7:55 AM to 1:30 PM Monday through Thursday

7:55 AM to 12:30 PM Friday

Weekend Saturday and Sunday

Introduction

The ZAM Academy is a school that runs on a non-profit basis.  Its aim is to bring private and international educational standards to all sections of society.  The school aims to provide its students with complete and updated curriculum for their age group.

An English speaking staff ensures that students inculcate the habit of speaking English at an early age.  Urdu is taught as a second language.  The first concern of every faculty member at The ZAM Academy is education and all round development of the student.  Classes are conducted with the aim to bring out the best in each student through interaction amongst students and teachers.  Active discussions, demonstrations, and clarifications are crucial to academic development.

Students are expected to participate in all school activities, academic and extra curricular, which will enable them to excel in the world. Students are coached and supported by teachers as they learn to effectively express themselves.  The students'work is carefully evaluated and discussed with the students to supplement the learning process.  Class sizes are kept small with a 10 to 1 student to teacher ratio.