A fire drill is a planned emergency exercise that helps students and staff understand how to respond safely and calmly during a fire or other emergency. At SV International School, a fire drill was conducted with the active participation of students, teachers, non-teaching staff, and the entire school community.
At SV International School, the drill focused on important fire safety precautions such as staying calm, following instructions, using designated evacuation routes, avoiding lifts, not running or pushing, and assembling safely at the designated assembly point. Teachers and staff guided students throughout the evacuation process, helping ensure that everyone understood the correct emergency procedures.
At SV International School, this was the second fire drill conducted during Term 1. The school aims to conduct approximately three to four fire drills every year so that students and staff can regularly practise emergency procedures and develop awareness, discipline, and confidence in handling unexpected situations.
At SV International School, individual attention is also an important part of the learning environment. The school maintains a student-teacher ratio of 1:30, allowing teachers to provide meaningful attention and guidance to students. For the pre-primary section, including Nursery, LKG, and UKG, the ratio is 1:25, supported by an Aayah and a co-teacher to provide additional care and assistance to young learners.
At SV International School, students learn in an environment supported by AC classrooms, playground facilities, sports facilities, and modern learning opportunities such as Robotics and AI. Archery has also been introduced, while regular activities and educational experiences encourage students to explore their interests beyond the classroom.
Admissions are open for 2027–2028 at SV International School for families looking for a CBSE school in Shamshabad, Aramgarh, and Budwel.