Modern Academy Belur

CISCE Board · Est. 2013 · Howrah

CISCE Board, New Delhi · English Medium

Modern Academy
Belur

Supporting Education with All Our Might.

Value-based education, cultural heritage, and all-round development — from Nursery to Class XII.

2013

Year Estblished

Nur–XII

Classes Offered

CISCE

Affiliated Board

8AM

School Opens

Eng

Medium of Instruction

About Us

Welcome to Modern Academy, Belur

Modern Academy is an English Medium school established in 2013, imparting value-based education to children and preparing them fully for higher education. We follow the syllabus of the C.I.S.C.E. Board, New Delhi.

Our Objective

To provide students what they really deserve and what they truly need to achieve their dreams. We don't just provide education — we guide students to the right path.

Our Aim

The all-round development of the personalities of our students, making them true citizens of the country with strong moral values and cultural awareness.

Audio-Visual Learning

Education through audio-visual aids is one of the special features of Modern Academy, making learning engaging and effective for every student.

Cultural Heritage

We help students know about the cultural heritages of India and grow with precious moral possessions while excelling in academic excellence.

Co-Curricular Activities

Educational tours, cultural programmes, games and sports — we provide facilities for a wide range of activities beyond the classroom.

English-Speaking Culture

Speaking English within school premises is mandatory. This policy is in place for the benefit of children to improve their spoken English vocabulary.

Leadership

The people behind Modern Academy

Guided by visionary leaders committed to excellence in education and community service in Belur, Howrah.

Lt. Vyas Prasad Roy

Founder · Modern Academy

"It is the perfect institution that quenches the thirst for success."

Lt. Vyas Prasad Roy founded Modern Academy in 2013 with a vision to bring quality, value-based English-medium education to the community of Belur, Howrah. His legacy continues to inspire every student and teacher at the institution.

Pramatma Roy

Chairman · Modern Academy

"We are confident that Modern Academy will provide you with all the educational skills and cultural environment you hope to receive."

The Chairman guides the governance and institutional policies of Modern Academy, ensuring the school upholds its founding values of excellence, discipline, and all-round student development at every level.

Jay Prakash Roy

Trust Member

"Dedicated to supporting student welfare, school administration, and community growth."

As a distinguished Trust Member, Jay Prakash Roy guides administrative affairs and strategic development initiatives to ensure smooth functioning and continuous growth for Modern Academy.

Om Prakash Roy

Trust Member

"Committed to preserving core values while implementing modern educational facilities."

Om Prakash Roy plays a vital role in institutional oversight as a Trust Member, focusing on student facilities, moral discipline, and co-curricular programs across the campus.

Kusum Sengupta

Principal · Modern Academy

"Our doors are always open — to questions, to growth, and to every child's potential."

The Principal of Modern Academy oversees the day-to-day academic and administrative functioning of the school, supporting teachers, students and parents in building a vibrant and disciplined learning environment from Nursery to Class XII.

Curriculum

Subjects & Programs

A comprehensive curriculum from Nursery through Class XII, following the CISCE Board, New Delhi.

Pre-Primary

Nursery, L.K.G. & U.K.G. — play-based learning, language development and foundational skills.

NurseryLKGUKG

Primary School

English, Bengali, Hindi, Maths, EVS, Art/Craft, P.T., Reading, Writing, Poetry and Music.

Class I–V

Middle School

English, Bengali, Hindi, Maths, Science, History, Geography, Computer and Moral Science.

Class VI–VIII

Secondary (ICSE)

Full CISCE/ICSE curriculum — English Literature, Science, Social Studies, Mathematics and more.

Class IX–X

Senior Secondary (ISC)

ISC Board streams preparing students for higher education with specialised subject choices.

Class XI–XII

Guides, Scouts & Moral Science

Given due weight alongside academic subjects — building discipline, leadership and values.

All Classes

Join Us

Admissions

Registration forms are available from the first week of November each year. Academic session starts from April.

Minimum age: 3+ for Nursery, 4+ for L.K.G. and progressively higher for subsequent classes.

Collect a registration form from the school office.

Documents

Submit Birth Certificate, last school report, and 2 passport-size photographs.

Interview

Selected candidates are called for an admission test/interaction session.

Admission

Pay fees and receive your welcome kit. Admission confirmed for the next session.

Begin your child's journey at Modern Academy

Reach Us

Contact Modern Academy

Phone

+91 81006 90999

Quick WhatsApp Inquiry

Address

Ananda-Raj Nagar, Sapuipara,
Ghosh Para, Howrah,
West Bengal – 711206

School Hours

Monday – Saturday · 8:00 AM onwards
Fees accepted Mon–Fri, 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM

Affiliation

CISCE Board, New Delhi
English Medium · Nursery to Class XII

Principal

K. Sengupta
Modern Academy, Belur

Admissions Open

Official Social Channels

@ModernAcademyBelur Scouts & Guides Group @bsgmodernacademy Facebook Group

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Modern Academy, Belur

CISCE Board · English Medium · Sapuipara, Belur, Howrah

Class IV · Daily Schedule

Daily Class Schedule

Monday – Saturday · Specific timetable for each class

Time	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
8:00 – 8:20	Morning Assembly · Prayer · National Anthem · Attendance
8:20 – 9:05	Mathematics	English Language	Science	Bengali / Hindi	Mathematics	History & Civics
9:05 – 9:50	English Literature	Science	Mathematics	Geography	Bengali / Hindi	Mathematics
9:50 – 10:35	Geography	Hindi / Bengali	Bengali / Hindi	Science	History	Science Experiments
10:35 – 10:50	— Short Break —
10:50 – 11:35	Hindi / Bengali	Mathematics	English Literature	Hindi / Bengali	Computer Studies	English Grammar
11:35 – 12:20	Science	Bengali / Hindi	Hindi / Bengali	Mathematics	English Composition	Art & Craft
12:20 – 12:50	— Lunch Break —
12:50 – 1:35	Bengali / Hindi	Computer Lab	Art / Craft	P.T. & Games	Music & Cultural	Moral Science

Note: Timetable is indicative and tailored for each individual class. Check your child's school diary for daily announcements.

Dress Code

School Uniform Guide

All students must be in complete uniform every day. White canvas shoes on P.T. days.

Girls

Nursery, LKG & UKG

Cream Frock (Stone rose) with loose sleeves & cuffs
Sky blue apron with front pocket
Plain black leather shoes & white socks
Winter: Navy blue sweater/blazer, scarf & leggings

Class I – III

Navy blue Tunic & Cream Blouse with loose sleeves
Monogram on Tunic in cream colour
Navy blue tie & navy blue school belt
Winter: Navy blue sweater/blazer, scarf & leggings

Class IV – VIII

Navy blue Skirt & Cream Blouse with loose sleeves
Monogram on Shirt in cream colour
Navy blue tie & navy blue school belt
Winter: Navy blue sweater/blazer, scarf & leggings

Class IX – XII

Coffee colour Skirt & Cream Blouse
Monogram on Shirt in cream colour
Coffee colour tie & coffee colour school belt
Winter: Coffee colour sweater/blazer, scarf & leggings

Boys

Nursery – Class III

Cream shirt with half sleeves
Modern Academy Monogram on left side of shirt
Navy blue half pants
Navy blue tie & navy blue school belt
Plain black leather shoes & white socks
Winter: Navy blue sweater/blazer & cap

Class IV – VIII

Cream shirt (same as above) with Monogram
Navy blue long pants (replacing half pants)
Navy blue tie & navy blue school belt
Winter: Navy blue sweater/blazer & cap

Class IX – XII

Cream shirt with Monogram
Coffee colour long pants
Coffee colour school belt
Winter: Coffee colour sweater/blazer & cap

School Regulations

Rules & Regulations

All students and parents are required to follow these rules for the smooth functioning of Modern Academy.

School Diary Rules

Students must carry the school diary every day. Students without a diary will not be allowed to attend classes.
Parents must sign the diary daily after reviewing homework and any complaints recorded.
A student may be punished if the diary is not signed by the parent.
No complaints column entries should go unaddressed. Five or more complaints may lead to severe action.
Parents must apply to the Class Teacher in writing to obtain a new diary.

Attendance Rules

Attendance below 75% will result in the student not being considered for promotion.
Absence for more than 14 days without prior sanction may result in name being struck off school rolls.
All students must attend school on the reopening day after every vacation.
Leave applications for emergencies must be submitted at least 3 days in advance.
Bunking school or classes may result in suspension.

Examination Rules

No borrowing of stationery is allowed during examinations.
Talking during exams or writing on question papers may result in disciplinary action.
Possession of printed materials or chit paper during exams will result in cancellation of all papers.
Promotion is based on whole-year performance, not solely on one examination.
Results once declared are final. Any student who repeats the same class two successive years must withdraw.

Disciplinary Norms

No mobile phones allowed during examinations. Phones found will be confiscated and papers cancelled.
Mobile phones found during class hours will be confiscated for an indefinite period.
Writing on school walls, notice boards or blackboards is prohibited and will result in punishment or fines.
Students must respect school property. Vandalism or theft will result in disciplinary action.
No CDs or printed literature (apart from textbooks) are allowed in school.

Parent Guidelines

Parents visiting school must be formally dressed. Shorts or Bermudas are not permitted on campus.
Use of cell phones by parents within school premises is strictly prohibited.
Parents may meet teachers only with a prior appointment and permission from the Principal/In-charge.
Visitors must fill out a form at the enquiry office specifying the purpose of the visit.
All parent-teacher communications must be in writing — not through the school diary.

Language Policy

Speaking English within school premises is mandatory for all students.
Strict disciplinary action including fines may be taken against students speaking other languages within the school.
This policy is in place for the benefit of students to improve their spoken English vocabulary.
Report cards are handed only to the father or mother — not to brothers, sisters or cousins.

Financial Information

Fee Payment Guidelines

Please follow these guidelines to ensure smooth and timely payment of school fees.

Payment Schedule

Fees must be paid by the 15th of each month.
Fees paid after the 15th will attract a fine of Rs. 20/- for that month.
No fees will be accepted from the 1st to 4th of each month.
Fees are accepted Monday to Friday, 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM.
Session charges, first two months' tuition, development and computer fees are paid at the beginning of the session.

Non-Payment Consequences

Fees not paid for 3 consecutive months will result in the child's name being struck off the school register without prior notice.
Re-admission, if granted, will require one month's fee as re-admission fee plus all arrears.
Fees for vacation periods and annual examinations must be paid one month in advance.
Failure to pay before examinations will result in the child not being allowed to sit for the exam.

Fee Book Rules

Parents/guardians must fill in all fee book details: Name, Class, Section, Roll No.
Tender the exact amount at the fee counter to avoid delays.
A fine of Rs. 20/- will be charged for a duplicate fee book if the original is lost or damaged.
Observe discipline in the queue at the deposit counter during the scheduled deposit time.

Academic Year 2026–27

Examination Schedule

To be updated...

Academic Year 2026–27

Holiday Calendar

Summer Vacation

May 15 – June 14, 2026

Summer Break

Independence Day

August 15, 2026

National

Durga Puja Vacation

October 1 – 12, 2026

Festival Break

Kali Puja / Diwali

October 20–21, 2026

Religious

Christmas

December 25, 2026

Religious

Republic Day

January 26, 2027