New Language Rules for CBSE Schools

CBSE 學校的語言新規定

Jun 29, 2026, 14:00
IndiaSociety

Introduction

The CBSE school board has new rules about languages. Students must learn three languages, but some students do not have to follow the rules yet.

CBSE 學校委員會制定了關於語言的新規定。學生必須學習三種語言，但部分學生暫時不需要遵守這些規定。

Main Body

Students in Class 10 in 2026-27 will still use two languages. Students in Class 7, 8, and 9 can keep their old languages. They only need one Indian language. They will not take a big board exam for the third language.

2026-27 學年就讀十年級的學生仍將使用兩種語言。七、八及九年級的學生可以保留原有的語言。他們僅需要一種印度語言。他們不需要參加第三種語言的大型委員會考試。

New students in Class 6 in 2026-27 must follow all rules. These students will take a board exam in the third language in Class 10. The government is making books in 22 Indian languages to help them.

2026-27 學年入讀六年級的新生必須遵守所有規定。這些學生將在十年級參加第三種語言的委員會考試。政府正編寫 22 種印度語言的教材以提供協助。

Some students do not need to follow these rules. This includes students with disabilities and students from other countries. The board is also hiring old teachers and using online classes to help students learn.

部分學生不需要遵守這些規定。這包括身心障礙學生以及來自其他國家的學生。委員會還聘請資深教師並利用線上課程來幫助學生學習。

Conclusion

The board is changing the rules slowly. Current students have a break, but new students will follow the full plan in 2026-27.

委員會正在逐步更改規定。目前的學生有緩衝期，但新生將在 2026-27 年全面執行該計劃。

Vocabulary Learning

The Power of 'Must' vs 'Can'

In this text, we see how to tell people what is required and what is allowed. This is a key step for A2 learners to describe rules.

1. MUST (The Law) Use this when there is no choice.

  • Students must learn three languages.
  • New students must follow all rules.

2. CAN (The Option) Use this when it is possible or allowed.

  • Students can keep their old languages.

Quick Shift: Must → 100% Necessary Can → It is possible

Words for 'Groups of People'

Notice how the text identifies specific people to make the rules clear:

  • Students in Class 10 (Specific group)
  • New students (New arrivals)
  • Students with disabilities (Special needs group)
  • Students from other countries (International group)

Pattern: [Person] + [Detail] = Clear Subject

Vocabulary Learning

board (n.)
A group of people who make important decisions for a school or company
Example:The school board decided to change the language rules.
follow (v.)
To do what a rule or a law says
Example:All students must follow the school rules.
exam (n.)
An important test of a person's knowledge
Example:I have a big English exam tomorrow.
disabilities (n.)
Physical or mental conditions that make it harder to do some activities
Example:The school has special tools for students with disabilities.
hiring (v.)
Giving someone a job
Example:The company is hiring new teachers this month.
current (adj.)
Happening now or existing at this time
Example:Current students do not need to take the new test.
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