- This means the assessment covers the all-round development of the child's personality, extending beyond just academic performance. 
- Scholastic Areas: These relate to academic subjects and curricular areas like mathematics, science, languages, etc.  
- They primarily involve the cognitive domain (knowledge, understanding, application, analysis, evaluation, creation) and are assessed through assignments, projects, practicals, and exams. 
- Co-Scholastic Areas: These focus on non-academic aspects that contribute to holistic development. They include: 
- Life Skills: Such as critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, and social skills. 
- Attitudes and Values: Assessing students' outlook, behavior towards teachers, peers, and the school environment. 
- Co-curricular Activities: Including participation in sports, arts, music, drama, debates, and other extracurricular activities. 
- Work Education: Respect for manual work