Marks are looked up in the school results app. Guardians enter the child’s details and open the marksheet.
You will need the examination (1st Term, 2nd Term, Half Yearly, 3rd Term, or Annual), class, section, student name, and roll.
If the lookup does not match, write to the office at npsd1970@gmail.com with the child’s name and class.
After each examination the school honours class-wise distinction — a portrait and a short word, shared with the family’s consent.
In their words
“I like sitting in a circle and saying A, B, C. Didi claps when I finish my picture.”
— Aarav
In their words
“I can write my name now. Maths is counting beads, and playtime is the best.”
— Vivaan
In their words
“Computer class is new. I like pressing the keys and watching the letters come on the screen.”
— Advik
In their words
“I read small sentences in English and Hindi. I want my handwriting to stay neat.”
— Ananya
In their words
“Tables are hard at first, then they stay in my head. I like EVS because we talk about plants.”
— Kabir
In their words
“Story period is my favourite. If I read a little every day, the long words get easier.”
— Ishaan
In their words
“I try to finish my work in class so I can play. Hindi and Maths both need practice at home.”
— Anjali
In their words
“I like computer and art. When I revise in the evening, the test feels fair, not sudden.”
— Rohan
In their words
“Science experiments stay with me. Sanskrit is new, but the shlokas are fun to say aloud.”
— Harsh
In their words
“I keep a small timetable at home. Maps in social studies and Maths problems both need quiet time.”
— Aditya
In their words
“This year I want to be ready for the next school. Teachers say practice every day, not only before the exam.”
— Priya
