Striving Ahead in Pursuit of EXCELLENCE !

Affiliation No. 530209School No. 04221

URBAN ESTATE, JIND- 126102 (HARYANA)(English Medium, co-educational, Sr. Sec. School, Affiliated to C.B.S.E., Delhi)

(Directly Managed by D.A.V. College Managing Committee, New Delhi-55)e-mail: davpsj@davjind.net.in, website : www.davjind.net.in

D.A.V. CENTENARY PUBLIC SCHOOL D.A.V. CENTENARY PUBLIC SCHOOL A Avks3e~AA 01681-247506 (Office)

01681-246633 (Telefax)

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Affiliation No. 530209School No. 04221

URBAN ESTATE, JIND- 126102 (HARYANA)(English Medium, co-educational, Sr. Sec. School, Affiliated to C.B.S.E., Delhi)

(Directly Managed by D.A.V. College Managing Committee, New Delhi-55)e-mail: davpsj@davjind.net.in, website : www.davjind.net.in

D.A.V. CENTENARY PUBLIC SCHOOL D.A.V. CENTENARY PUBLIC SCHOOL A Avks3e~AA 01681-247506 (Office)

01681-246633 (Telefax)

Swami Dayanand Saraswati, born in 1824 at Tankara (Gujrat) was a man of unique courage, daring spirits, exemplary character, a great scholar in his field of specialization and above all a revolutionary who lived for truth as he understood it and died for his convictions. He was a true statesman who made a substantial contribution to the making of modern India. He prepared the ground for a relentless struggle against British imperial domination and gave a meaningful blueprint for free India's

reconstruction. He created an immortal book namely "SATYARTH PRAKASH" which is regarded as his magnum opus. He was the great torchbearer of Indian Renaissance of 19th century. Education, according to him, is the main potent tool for bringing about national reconstruction and eradication of social evils like

untouchability, economic inequality and superstitions. He believed that no nation could build its edifice on a foreign

foundation. He, therefore, gave a clarion call to his countrymen to go back to the Vedas, and lay their foundation on them. He founded the Arya Samaj

in the year 1875. The Arya Samaj included all and sundry irrespective of caste, creed and religion, provided they adhered to the ten principles of Arya Samaj.

About Swami Dayanand

DAV SCHOOLS IN INDIA

STATE WISE SCHOOLS Jammu Kashmir - 02

Himachal Pardesh - 38

Punjab - 50

Haryana - 64

Chandigarh - 04

Delhi - 27

Rajasthan - 13

Madhya Pardesh - 15

Uttar Pardesh - 28

Gujrat - 04

Uttrakhand - 07

Maharashtra - 10

Chhattisgarh - 17

Karnatka - 02

Tamil Nadu - 01

Andhra Pardesh - 11

Orissa - 34

Jharkhand - 70

Sikkim - 01

Bihar - 57

West Bengal - 14

Manipur - 01

Sh. Ravinder Kumar Hon’ble Secy., DAVCMC, New Delhi

Chairman D.A.V.C. Public School, Jind

Sh. Mahesh Chopra Treasurer, DAVCMC, New Delhi

Vice-Chairman D.A.V.C. Public School, Jind

Sh. J.P. ShoorDirector Public Schools

DAVCMC, New Delhi

Dr. D. VidyarthiRegional Director Public Schools,

Panipat Zone, Haryana

Smt. S. NijhawanRegional Director Kaithal Zone, Haryana

Manager, D.A.V.C. Public School, Jind

Sh. Haresh Pal PanchalPrincipal

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Our Torch Bearers

A well known media personality, Managing Editor of Daily Milap, acquainted with the latest

information technology, a staunch Arya Samajist, an illustrious grandson of

Mahatma Anandswami (Mahashaya Khushal Chand), has travelled to all European, Middle, Eastern

& Far Eastern Countries.

Arya Rattan Shri Punam Suri Ji

DAV College Managing Committee, New DelhiArya Pradeshik Pratinidhi Sabha, New Delhi

Chancellor, DAV University, Jalandhar

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In today's day and age where schools have sprung up in every nook and corner or alley of the country, all making tall claims to trap the unsuspecting parents, the best way to choose a school for your child is to personally see it for yourself. DAV Centenary Public School, Jind, since its inception in the year 1988, has been providing a safe and intellectually challenging environment with its holistic, progressive, quality-conscious and value oriented approach to empower students to become innovative thinkers and creative problem solvers. The learners are here prepared to be the best of 21st Century. We believe that every child is born talented and it's our duty to improve and beautify it. True to its name, it effectively blends the most modern and latest educational trends with the time-tested vedic values and thereby, produces confident, competent and accountable future citizens- the citizens who possess originality of thoughts and take pride in their culture and heritage. At D.A.V., we reaffirm our commitment to impart such education by which character is formed, strength of mind is increased, the intellect is expanded, and by which one can stand on one's own feet. Our school students have the tradition of pursuing excellence in both academic and nonacademic fields, organised at Zonal, State and National Level.

Besides imparting good education, our aim is enriched in the Vedic philosophy i.e.“TO LEAD FROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT.” All efforts are made to achieve this goal. We, as an Institution, act as a role model in the society. Here we take teaching as a mission, not a profession. The importance of instilling good values in our students is our prime objective. Educational institutions impart learning, but it's our prayer that our students go out into the world with strength not only to reach and excel in their professional aspirations, but to remain beautiful human beings. We shall constantly safeguard and nurture the sensitive human being in every child , involving ourselves in and keeping ahead in this nation building enterprise involving all stake holders effectively and uniformly in our endeavour. In nutshell, on the behalf of my school management and staff, I assure you the best of our care attention and parental affection

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”

from ThePrincipal’s Desk

DAV Centenary Public School, Jind was launched in April 1988 to commemorate the centenary of inception of

DAV movement. The School functions directly under the control of D.A.V. College Managing Committee, New

Delhi; which has among its members distinguished educationists and persons of eminence from various walks

of life. Hon'ble Shri Punam Suri ji, President DAV College Managing Committee is at the helm of the affairs.

A Local Committee has been constituted which also controls functioning of the school. All efforts are

directed to achieve the main objectives of the school. We aim to provide the right opportunity and environment

for a harmonious all-round development of the personality of the students by giving a quality conscious and

value-based education along with the cultural heritage of the country. We aim to instill in the students a sense of

responsibility and initiative so that they turn out to be useful and dependable citizens of India.

Introduction

The Motto

O, Lord, lead me from untruth to truth, from dark to light and from death to immortality.

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The School is located in Urban Estate, Jind . The School campus is spread over an area of 5 acres. The two-storey building comprising of 70 class rooms, five well equipped airy and spacious laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, English and Math present an impressive look with architectural beauty. It has a playground with 400 meter track, Football ground, Hockey ground, Basketball ground, Tennis and Badminton courts. In addition to it, the project of new Academic building is under process conducive to learning. The campus has a picturesque look with carefully planted trees, hedges and creepers, thus providing an ideal atmosphere for the children to develop their aesthetic sense.

Campus

A team of well qualified and experienced staff with a missionary zeal is striving to the utmost to meet the aims and objectives of the school. The teachers inculcate values in the pupils by example rather than by precept, by love rather than by following dogmatic methods.

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(Haresh Pal Panchal)Principal

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Test & InterviewNo candidate will be admitted without entrance test. Test and interview date will be intimated and the decision of the Principal will be final in all the matters concerning admission.

AdmissionAdmission will be granted on the basis of the satisfactory performance in the entrance test and the availability of vacant seats. At the time of admission, all the relevant documents must be submitted failing which the admission will not be granted. The students who join the school at any time of academic year will have to pay complete fees of that academic year even if they join late. The following documents are required at the time of admission:(I) School Leaving Cert i f icate (TC) duly counters igned by the competent Education Authority(ii) Attested Photo copy of Previous Class Report Card(iii) Two Passport size recent coloured photographs.(iv) Birth Certificate of Municipal Committee (for admission to class LKG only)

Payment of School Fee1. School fee will not be accepted without production of Fee Booklet.2. Bi-monthly fees will be charged from April to March i.e. for the whole academic session in seven installments by 15th of the month as per the given schedule: April paid in April, May-June in May, July-August in July, September-October in September, November-December in November, January in January & February-March in February.3. Late fee will be charged @Rs.50/- upto 20th of the month, Rs. 100/- upto 25th and Rs.150/- upto 30th of the month and afterwards Rs.200/-.4. Total fees for the twelve months will be charged in a year.5. Duplicate Fee Booklet will be issued only after the payment of Rs.50/-.6. Fee is to be deposited at Andhra Bank, Jind (Near Delhi Hospital, Jind)- Timings as per Bank Schedule.7. Refund of Security will be made one month after Transfer Certificate is applied for.8. Security can be claimed within one year of leaving school. After that it will be forfeited.9. School office will remain open on all days except gazetted holidays during the session.10. Discontinuation of Transport in the mid session will not be permitted.11. Indisciplined behaviour in the school bus will make the pupil ineligible to use school transport.12. Change of address or Telephone No. should be notified in the school office as soon as possible.13. Fee for more duration will be accepted with most welcome.

Reservation of Seats10% seats are reserved for students belonging to economically weaker sections of the society and the same fee will be charged from such students as is charged by the Govt. Schools. Further 10% seats in school are also reserved for those students in respect of whom the fees will be determined on the basis of means and merits of individual case as per HUDA by laws. Concessions will be granted after the submission of necessary income certificate by the parents of such students. Only those parents who apply for fee concession will be considered under the category. In this regard, decision of the Fee Concession Committee will be final. RTE provisions will be adhered to regarding new admissions for primary and middle classes.

Payment of Admission DuesThe admission dues will have to be deposited within a week from the date on which the admission is offered to the student, failing which the seat will be allotted to the next child on the waiting list. However, the admission dues once deposited will not be refunded at all.

WithdrawalAfter completion of the session, if parents want to apply for school leaving certificate, the application in this regard must be submitted before 31 March. If the same is received later on, the dues for the month of April will be charged as per school norms. Besides parents' request for withdrawal, the name of a student can also be struck off the school rolls in the following cases:1. If a student fails to obey the discipline and rules of the school and his/her continued presence may be detrimental to the interests of other students.2. If a student is irregular in class and fails to put in 75% attendance each month.3. If a student does not pay the school dues for two months.

Registration for AdmissionParents seeking admission of their wards must register their wards in advance. Registration for the Nursery class starts in February. Registration for the admission to other classes depends on the availability of seats and the vacant seats are expected to be very few. The minimum age for admission to LKG is 3 years plus as on I st April of the year of admission. However, Registration is not a guarantee for the admission. Moreover, the registration charges are non-refundable.

Re-AdmissionIf a student remains absent from the school without any information for a week, or is engaged in any act of indiscipline, his name will be struck off the rolls. Except the cases of indiscipline, re-admission may be allowed after depositing the re-admission fee of Rs. 1300/-.

In case the student applies for School Leaving Certificate due to transfer of parents or any other reason, he must apply for refund of security within six months from the date of leaving the school. The security amount will lapse if not claimed within six months. The refund amount will be paid through cheque only.Note: The management reserves the right to effect changes in the terms and conditions mentioned in the prospectus without prior notice.

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Scheme of StudiesPrimary Section (upto Class V)I Englishii Hindiiii Mathematicsiv Social Sciencev Sciencevi Moral Educationvii Musicviii Drawingix General Knowledge

Secondary Section (IX &X)i English (Communicative)ii Hindi (Course -A)iii Mathematicsiv Sanskrit (Optional)v Science (integrated)vi Social Sciencevii Computer Scienceviii Moral Education

Subjects of internal assessmentsi Work Experienceii Art Educationiii Physical and Health Education

Middle Section (VI to Vlll)I Englishii Hindiiii Mathematicsiv Sciencev Social Sciencevi Moral Educationvii Musicviii Sanskritix General Knowledgex Physical Educationxi Computer Sciencexii Art & Craft

From LKG to class X, the scheme of Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE), that is, a school based evaluation system has been implemented as per the recommendations and directions of the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi. It envisages that every learner should be evaluated over the entire period of learning schedule rather than one-shot three-hour external examination. According to this system, assessment will be indicated in terms of grades only and there will be equal emphasis on scholastic and co-scholastic achievements.

Continuous & Comprehensive Evaluation

Senior Secondary Section

Non-Medical Group :

Medical Group : Compulsory : English (Core), Physics, Chemistry, Biology Optional : Physical Education/ Informative Practices / Music(Vocal)/Maths (any one to be opted)

Compulsory : English (Core), Physics, Chemistry, Maths Optional : Physical Education/ Music (Vocal)/ Informative Practices (anyone to be opted)

Commerce Group : Compulsory : English (Core), Business Studies, Accountancy, Maths/Eco. Optional : Physical Education/ Music (Vocal) / Informative Practices (anyone to be opted)

Subjects of Internal Assessment : (i) Work Experience (ii) General Studies (iii) Physical and Health Education

Note:1. In Medical Group, a student can opt for Biology & Maths together. Similarly, in Commerce group one can study Economics & Maths together.2. In class XI, a student can be allowed to change a subject latest upto 3 I st of August only. However, no change of subject can be allowed in class XII. As per the CBSE norms, a student will study the same subjects in class XII that he/ she has passed in class XI.

The kindergarten section with the children of 4 to 5 plus years on its rolls provides maternal care and a sound educational influence, so essential during this stage to acquaint the child with a language that he she is going to adopt as a medium of expression in higher classes. More stress is laid on 'Oral Work' to sharpen the memory of the child and correct his pronunciation. A little writing work is also done to provide stability and control in the movement of hands. The students are properly and carefully guided by the trained teachers to learn mixing with others, share their things and accept the discipline as a part of life: They are also made conversant with Table manners during the 'Lunch Period.' Education during this stage is mostly provided through play way method with the help of Toys, Models, Play equipments, Flash Cards and other audio-visual aids and through interesting, varied and stimulating activities. The children are given full opportunities to unfold their talents and potentialities in creative self- expression.

Kindergarten Section

In Senior Secondary Classes, each student has to study one Language and any four Elective subjects. In science and commerce, following subject- combinations are available:

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Work Experience (Hobby Classes)

Eligibility to Appear in The Examinationi) Students of all classes are required to attend at least 75% of the total attendance delivered in each subject, inclusive of additional, optional subject and practical classes.ii) Students will have to clear all school dues before appearing for final exams.iii) The final authority for sending admission forms for the Board Examination will be the Principal.iv) If any student remains absent during any of the examination, he/she will not be permitted to take re-exam.

Work experience is part of educational programme. It helps children get closer to the community and make them conscious of their social commitment and develops in them respect for manual work and a desire to contribute their best for the common good:

A student can opt for anyone of the prescribed activities provided under Work Experience:

Home ScienceEmbroideryFlower MakingIndian DanceClay Modeling

KarateGardeningNeedle WorkFabric paintingTextile Designing

Chalk MakingGymnasticsComputer Sci.YogaAerobics

Candle MakingVocal MusicOrigami Dye/Block PrintingCraft

Insurance CoverAll the students are covered under Students Safety Insurance Policy from one of the most prestigious Insurance Company.

Parent Teacher MeetingParents are first teachers of the child and Teachers are second parents. A constructive and positive synergy between home and school works wonders ensuring total development of the child. Parents provide very important inputs which help in reconsolidating the smooth functioning of the school. Their co-operation and support buttresses the child's progress. The regular invaluable inputs received from them aid in the desired progress of the child. Keeping this ideology in mind, Parent -Teacher meeting has been made a regular feature of the school. Generally, on the Second Saturday of each month PTM is arranged. If some parents find it difficult to interact with teachers on the second Saturday, they can visit the school on any working day after study hours. However, it is highly expected that parents stay in touch with the teachers of their wards.

School Uniform

SUMMERBoys : Check shirt, navy blue pants, white socks with navy blue strips, black shoes, school belt and tie, navy blue turban (for sikhboy)Girls : Check shirt, Navy blue pleated divider skirt, white socks with navy blue strips, black shoes, white ribbon, school belt and tie. For Girls (VIII to XII): Navy Blue Shirt, White Salwar, White Dupatta

HOUSE UNIFORM(House Days/Wednesday & Saturday)White salwar suit, House coloured dupatta, white shoes

WinterBoys : Check shirt, Navy blue pants, white socks with navy blue strips, black shoes, school belt, tie and navy blue pullover and blue blazer coat.Girls : Full sleeved check shirt, navy blue pleated divider skirt, white socks with navy blue strips, black shoes, school belt, tie and navy blue pullover and blue blazer coat.For Girls (VIII to XI): Navy blue shirt, white salwar, white dupatta, navy blue pullover with white strips.

Guidelines for Students1. All the students must possess school diary, text books, note books, stationery etc.2. School bus students must strictly observe the rules of school transport.3. Application for leave must be submitted a day in advance. It should be countersigned by the parent/ guardian.4. Student must come in school uniform.5. They must be clean, neat and tidy.6. Students must obey House Captains and other students on duty.7. Students are not allowed to leave the school during working hours unless the parents/guardians whose signatures are on the admission forms and school diary come in person.8. School Identity cards must be with the students on all working days.

All the students of classes IV onwards are divided into eight Houses Each House is put on duty for a week in turn. A House during its term organises activities like conducting the Morning Assembly, Inter House Competitions like Debates, Declamation, Dramatics and Sports, Cleanliness of the School, Checking up the late comers and the students without proper school uniform etc.

House System

Note :School uniform including shoes can be changed as per DAV CMC guidelines and will be informed later on. The parents are to kindly note that no girl student will be allowed to wear pants.

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CLASSES IV TO VII

Swami Dayanand House

Shardhanand House

Mahatma Hansraj House

VivekanandHouse

Library

Thus, a healthy spirit of competition, co-operation and sportsmanship is encouraged among the students. Each house, once in session, puts up a composite talent show involving almost every student of the House. The objective behind the formation of house system is to develop in the students a positive self concept about themselves and to discover and improve their talents. Thus, the House on duty has to take care of all the aspects of school functioning right from beginning till the end of the day.

The school has a well stocked library with books on all subjects besides Reference Books & Encyclopaedia. Strict discipline and silence is to be observed in the Library and Reading room. All students will be issued library cards. Library books shall be issued for a maximum period of seven days. Reference books can not be issued. Library books may be issued to the senior classes and returned only during Library period. Any one failing to return the book on the due date shall pay a fine of Re. 1per day. Incase of loss or damage of a book, the borrower shall have to pay the fine double the cost of the book. Duplicate library card will be issued on payment of charges as per the norms.

In order to equip the students to face the challenges of the modern technological era, computers are becoming a. necessity rather than a luxury. Keeping this in view and to equip the child with modern technology, the computer science has been introduced in the school curriculum. It is taught as an SUPW subject as well as an elective subject at senior secondary level.. It is one of the subjects in the C.B.S.E. Exams, and separate fee is charged for the same. Now the time has come when every person seeking employment either in private or Govt. sectors inevitably finds himself/herself, confronted with the need to be computer-literate. The school has two computer labs one for junior students and other for senior students. The labs are well furnished, fully air conditioned and equipped with server, scanner, laser printer and internet etc.

Computer Education

There are five well equipped, well ventilated & spacious Laboratories with the modern gadgets and amenities for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English , Maths and Computer Science. Ultra modern and state -of- the- art equipments have been provided for all the laboratories. Expert and experienced staff guide the students to make their science projects and learn Science by performing experiments.

Laboratories

The school has set up some clubs namely science club, Mathematics club, cyber club, English literary club and music club. Students exhibit their best interest and aptitude. They are provided opportunity to interact and participate in various activities and topics during the club meeting to widen their knowledge in these fields.

Scheme of Subject Clubs

Music is a mysterious gift of God which relaxes body, mind and spirit. The school provides a platform for learning music. There is a music room with all the music instruments where student learn music. The teacher provides vocal and instrumental training to the students. The rising and falling tones of music instruments make the atmosphere sweet and happy. At Senior Secondary level, Vocal music is taught as one of the elective subjects.

Vocal & Instrumental Music

CLASSES VIII TO XII

Subhash Chander Bose House

Bhagat Singh House

Lala Laj Pat Rai House

Pt. Gurudutt Vidyarthi House

Art & CraftEvery student has one or the other hidden talent. To tap, unfold and nurture the potential of the blooming children to perfectness, the school has a beautiful art and craft room, where the children get opportunity to exhibit their creative and beautiful world of imagination in colours and shapes. Under the guidance of Art teacher, the children prepare themselves for various competitions at different levels to bring name and fame to the school.

Smart Class RoomThe students are taught in smart classes where they can unfold their hidden potential by presentation in various subjects. It updates them with latest knowledge also. It is a mean which can channelise their energy smartly.

Physical EducationThe school lays great emphasis on physical fitness of students and tries to provide facilities for games, sports and recreational activities for all. The programme includes rhythmic exercise, athletics, gymnastics, drills and games (major and minor like hockey, football, cricket, volleyball, basket ball, badminton, Kho-Kho and tennis). Inter class and inter house competitions are conducted as scheduled. Special coaches impart quality training.

N.C.C.There is an N.C.C. troop of Boys with a strength of 50 cadets and another troop of girls having 50 cadets on its roll. This is a matter of great honour for our school to start N.C.C. The school has the proud honour to start N.C.C. for girls. The cadets are trained by the staff of the 15th Haryana NCC Battalion, Jind. Regular N.C.C. Camps are held under the guidance and control of N.C.C. Battalion. The cadets have shown great interest in all the activities organised by the N.C.C. department.

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Hawan YajnaThe Yajshala with its exotic design and features is the main attraction of the school. It has been constructed near the Administrative Block, in the heart of the school. It presents a beautiful sight. The students from different classes perform morning Yajna which is a step towards inculcating moral and cultural values in them.

The whole school is divided in five parts for different activities like Yajna, Yoga, Judo, P.T. The school helps each child to develop his/her capacity and inborn talent to the fullest extent for which co-curricular activities are an indispensable part of school life. All school children, from Nursery to Sr. Sec. have to participate in various games and activities. The school may take up any of the activities for Tiny Tots, Nursery and K. G students during zero period.1. Paper folding2. Free hand painting3. Paper tearing & pasting4. Magic Painting5. Painting with leaf &ladyfinger6. Sand pit activity7. Plasticine Moulding

Scout & GuideSchool has a branch of scout and guide under the control of Haryana Govt. Students have the opportunity to take part in Scout and Guide activities at State and National Level.

N.S.S.The school also has a branch of N.S.S. where in more than 60 students have been enrolled. They attend the combined Annual Training camps held at various . places. The motto of NSS is - Not me, But You. Through a wide spectrum of activities with volunteers develop an inclination towards social service.

Morning AssemblyA working day at the school commences with the morning assembly. Recitation of Vedic Mantras in the morning assembly exercises a very ennobling influence on the minds of students. The students are given training in recitation of Vedic Mantras. The students are encouraged to sing devotional and patriotic songs. Short talks are given on a variety of subjects such as hygienic habits, good manners, social service, great lives and important happenings in India and abroad immediately after the prayers. Presence of all the students is essential in morning assembly.

School BandThe school band unit is the pride of our school. Wearing colourful uniform and marching past & saluting the guests on Independence Day, Republic Day and the school functions, these cadets put up an impressive show and spell bound the audience or guest by their performance.

Yoga and MeditationYogic exercises do help in developing body, mind and intellect. It is especially beneficial for growing children. Therefore, the school has introduced regular yoga classes in the morning to enhance concentration, memory development and emotional control of the students.

Student CouncilThe school has topmost students' body viz. students' council. The general body of the council consists of all the class captains and office bearers of different houses. The executive body of the council is elected by the members of the general body. The main office bearers of the executive body consists of President, Vice President, Secretary, Joint Secretary, Cultural, Sports, Literary and Academic Ministers. All the activities of the students' council are monitored and coordinated by the Teacher Incharge. This way the students are involved in the planning part of the school in order to develop organisational skills in them.

Medical CheckupA team of qualified doctors visit the school. Regular routine medical check-up is carried out for all the students every year

Eco ClubEco Club is an association of students and teachers of DAV who are concerned about degradation of environment and are having an inner urge and self motivation to create awareness among their peers, locality and society about the various steps that can be taken to prevent an ecological catastrophe. It organises various activities like plantation, debates, speeches, slogan writing and painting competitions.

Social Literacy ClubSocial Literacy club mission is to promote the social and academic development of culturally diverse students, particularly students from immigrant backgrounds.

ExcursionsIn addition to the regular creative and cultural activities mentioned above excursion and educational trips also form a regular feature of the school curriculum. These trips inculcate team spirit, comradeship and self confidence. They greatly help in overall personality development of the students. Keeping all these objectives in mind students are taken out on visits to the places of historical, scientific geographical and cultural significance. Tiny tots are taken out for picnic to various nearby places so that they may get to know about their surroundings which may add to their general knowledge. This way they learn the things in play way method.

Arya Smaj & Arya Yuva SamajUnits for Arya Samaj for Staff members and Arya Yuva Samaj for students are established in the school to promote moral values among the students and teachers. Both the units of Arya Samaj and Arya Yuva Samaj are affiliated with Arya Pradeshik Pratinidhi Sabha, New Delhi. The main objective behind having these units is to instill in the young minds an inclination towards social service and philanthropic activities.

Transport Facility & RulesThe school has a fleet of six buses. The transport facility is provided to the students coming from different corners of the town and near by villages. Transport facility is provided as per rules of the school given under. Transport Fee will be charged for 11 Months of a session. Transport fee is non-refundable. School bus will pick up the students only from the fixed Bus Stops. If any body wants to withdraw the bus facility, he/she will have to inform the school authority one month in advance. If a student quits the transport facility during the session and again requests for it, he/ she will be required to pay the transport fee for the gap period also.

Blood Donation CampTo promote the feeling of humanity, school organizes Blood Donation Camp in the school campus with the help of staff, parents and social workers.

SMS FacilityTo aware the paren ts about the performance of their ward and to give the information about the school activity, PTM, Examination Schedule and Holidays, SMS alert service has been introduced.

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