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NEP 2020 Implementation Support for CBSE, ICSE and IB Schools

Turning the 5+3+3+4 structure, the Middle Stage requirements, the three-language formula and the vocational mandate into timetables, curriculum maps and teacher practice that actually hold.

What the engagement covers

Stage-wise curriculum mapping
Mapping what your school teaches across the Foundational, Preparatory, Middle and Secondary stages, and where the board you follow and NEP expectations do and do not overlap.
Middle Stage readiness (Classes 6–8)
What changes for this age group, including the third-language requirement and the ten bagless days, and how to fit them into the timetable and teacher deployment.
Teacher capacity
Coaching cycles and subject CPD for new requirements, including the AI and Computational Thinking curriculum, built around classroom practice rather than one-off workshops.
Governance and systems
Timetabling, appraisal and data flow so that a policy requirement becomes a repeatable school routine.

Related reading

Middle Stage, Middle Ground: What Changes for Classes 6–8 Under NEP 2020
The Third Language Gap: What a New Parliamentary Report Reveals About NEP’s Formula
Ten Bagless Days: What NEP’s Vocational Mandate Actually Requires of Schools
NEP 2020 at Six: The Foundation the AI Mandate Is Built On
Teaching the Teachers: India’s Real AI Challenge Isn’t the Curriculum
The Future of Education in India: What Happens When AI Meets Scale?

Questions school leaders ask

Does this apply to IB and Cambridge schools too?
Yes. NEP 2020 structural requirements are read across CBSE, ICSE, IB and Cambridge, so the work starts from the framework your school already follows.

Do you work with groups of schools?
Yes. Multi-school trusts get a cross-campus view so the board can see variance between campuses, not just averages.

Deliverables
Stage-wise curriculum map
Middle Stage implementation plan
Teacher coaching and CPD plan
Timetable and governance recommendations
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