{"id":13706,"date":"2008-07-03T02:27:00","date_gmt":"2008-07-03T02:27:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/dwarkaparichay.com\/blog\/2008\/07\/indian-heights-school-dwarka\/"},"modified":"2024-12-24T21:20:39","modified_gmt":"2024-12-24T15:50:39","slug":"indian-heights-school-dwarka","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dwarkaparichay.com\/blog\/indian-heights-school-dwarka\/","title":{"rendered":"THE INDIAN HEIGHTS SCHOOL, Dwarka"},"content":{"rendered":"

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<\/a> THE INDIAN HEIGHTS SCHOOL<\/strong>
(Admissions Open \u2013 Nursery to Class VI<\/em>)<\/p>\n

Ethos & Ideology<\/strong>
\u201cEducation is the most powerful means of bringing change\u201d<\/strong><\/em> Nelson Mandela<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u2018Gyanam Brahmam\u2019<\/strong> the motto of our school literally means Knowledge is Universe. We realize how important education is, especially for children as knowledge is one\u2019s constant companion.

From The Chairman
If the school sends out children with a desire for knowledge and some idea of how to acquire and use it, it will have done its work.<\/em><\/strong>
We will equip students with all essential intellectual and practical skills which will help them in creating a niche for themselves in their careers. However, children not only need to be successful professionally but personally also. So they need to understand the Indian culture and realize the importance of values like sharing, caring, respect for elders etc. At the Indian Heights we will inculcate these values in our students.

Principal\u2019s Message<\/strong>
It is the dream of every parent and every teacher to find a school that will not just teach their children, but will encourage them to learn. We are a school that seeks to promote egalitarianism in every field, a school that is very much in touch with our cultural heritage even as it aims to cultivate global citizens.
Education for us is important, but not just rote learning. Education is the overall blossoming and growth of the child into a complete, well rounded personality.<\/p>\n

\u2018Aristotle was asked how much educated men were superior to the uneducated. As much, said he, as the living are to the dead.\u2019<\/em><\/strong> Diogenes Laertus<\/strong><\/p>\n

Managing Committee<\/strong>
The foundation of this school has been laid by the Bhagwati Devi Foundation. Some eminent educationist are a part of the Managing Committee. These people are a constant source of inspiration and guide us with their ideas. To name a few:<\/p>\n

Ex \u2013 director of education<\/strong>
Sh Arvind Biswas
Ex Additional Director of Education<\/strong>
Sh Y.P Purang
Ex deputy director of education<\/strong>
Sh J.C aggrawal
Sh N.S Verma
Sh B. D Pant
Former Secretary CBSE
<\/strong>Sh R.C Gupta
Former Assistant Commissioner, Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan<\/strong>
Sh Kartar Singh.<\/p>\n

Our Special Features<\/strong>
\uf076 Air-conditioned classrooms
\uf076 Yoga & meditation
\uf076 Art & craft
\uf076 Confidence building\/public speaking
\uf076 Performing arts
\uf076 Value Education
\uf076 Life Skills
\uf076 International exchange programmes
\uf076 Activity based learning
\uf076 Physical education and games
\uf076 Socially responsible citizens
\uf076 Environmental awareness
\uf076 Excursions and trips
\uf076 Formation of scientific temperament
\uf076 Highly qualified and sensitized faculty
\uf076 Computer aided learning in each classroom
\uf076 LCD T.V\u201ds in each class room
\uf076 E-learning with Internet in every class room
\uf076 Bookshop & uniform counter within school premises
\uf076 Well equipped resource centre
\uf076 Extensive library
\uf076 Audio visual room
\uf076 Lawn Tennis courts
\uf076 Basketball area
\uf076 School owned ac transport<\/p>\n

We believe each child is special and has strengths that just need a little boosting to help the child achieve his worth.<\/p>\n

The child who studies at The Indian Heights develops into<\/em><\/strong> :-
A thinker<\/strong>, when he or she develops theories of cause and effect, sorts and classifies, and shows interest in big ideas.
A communicator<\/strong>, when he or she engages in discourse, manages social interactions and expresses thoughts through verbal and graphic languages.
A path finder<\/strong> when he or she tries new ways of doing things.
Knowledgeable<\/strong>, when he or she knows and understands significant content.
Principled<\/strong>, when he or she begins to see another child\u2019s point of view, is honest and begins to show a sense of fairness.
Caring<\/strong>, when he or she shows sensitivity towards the needs and feelings of others, and is able to be a part of a community of learners.
Open-minded<\/strong>, when he or she is open to new experiences and to the beliefs and ideas of other children.
Balanced<\/strong>, when he or she enjoy partaking in a variety of activities, and various different groupings.
Reflective<\/strong>, when he or she is able to think about behaviour and, if necessary, work on strategies for change.<\/p>\n

The Learner Profile drives the curriculum and represents the qualities of internationalism, which we hope will come to characterize our pupils<\/em><\/strong>.<\/p>\n

CONTACT<\/strong>:
The Indian Heights School
Sector \u2013 23, Dwarka, New Delhi \u2013 110075
Ph: 45586511\/ 2\/ 3
Source: Dwarka Parichay <\/a>News & Information services
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