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Page: List Of Delhi Schools: FORMAL SCHOOL DETAILS - (West Delhi) S.NO. SCHOOL BRANCH ADDRESS TEL.NO. 1 APEEJAY SCHOOL www.apeejayschool.in www.apeejay.edu SHEIKH SARAI PHASE - 1, PANCHSHEEL PARK 26012218, 26013006 SAKET BLOCK -; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 2:01pm on October 10, 2010

Topic: Massive rush on first day of nursery admissions season | Deccan Herald 2 Jan 2012: schools of the city. Long queues were witnessed at many schools in the city as parents wanted to get the forms on the very first day of the admisssion season this year to avoid further rush. The selling of forms in many schools began at around 8:30 in the morning and continued till late afternoon. "There has been a huge rush for admission forms since morning," said Jyoti Bose, Principal of Springdales School, Dhaula Kuan. "More than 800 forms have been sold today, and we expect similar trend in the days to come too," she told PTI. Ashok Pandey, Principal of Ahlcon International School, Mayur Vihar, that has made the selling and submission of admission forms online witnessed more than 450 registrations today. "There have been over 450 registrations, 300 in general category and over 150 in EWS category today," Ashok Pandey, principal of the school, said. "If the same trend continues, we except no less than 3000 applications this season," he said. An official at Laxman Public School, Hauz Khas, said more than 500 forms have been sold on the first day. As per the guidelines issued by the Directorate of Education of Delhi, the forms will be made available from January 2 to January 16. However, many schools will stop the sale even earlier which may cause difficulty to many parents. At St Francis School, a reputed school at Janak Puri, application forms will be available till January 6 and submissions will begin from January 7 to continue till January 12. There are many such schools which have tweaked their admission schedule for unspecified reasons. "This is not only a violation of DoE guidelines, it may cause great difficulties for parents of that region," says Sumit Vohra, founder of parents' forum admissionsnursery.com. Agreeing with Vohra, Pandey of Ahlcon International school said, "I am unable to understand what benefit a school can get by violating the norms. "As per DoE guidelines, the entire process of admission will have to be completed by March 31. The schools will have to publish the first list of selected candidates by February 1 and second list by February 28. There are about 4,500 schools in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR), of which over 2,000 are unaided private schools which have been the first preference of parents.…; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 9:18pm on January 2, 2012

Comment on: Topic 'Nursery Admissions In Delhi Schools 2024-25 official thread for Admission Form…': Ahlcon Public SchoolMayur Vihar Ph - 1Delhi 110091 . . . .https://www.ahlconpublicschool.com/academics/admission-pre-primary; Added by Lathaa Manavalan at 10:08pm on November 17, 2023

Topic: 4-year-olds preferred at select schools - Indian express 5 jan: lock, stock and... - By RamanKumar:.. - By shailendraCji in the dock - By prafuldesaiManna from heaven - By S.GeorgeVr krishna iyer righ... - By vaaluEx-cji - By Sudhir Rao'Irresponsible' Rakta charitraLearning Point Illumina at MDIDesi Food GalaxyFor parents who missed out on a nursery seat for their little one in the Capital’s schools last year, there is good news. A few schools in the city are admitting four-year-olds in pre-school classes for academic session 2011-12.Ahlcon Public School in Mayur Vihar (East Delhi) and two branches of The Heritage School in Vasant Kunj (South Delhi) and Rohini in (Northwest Delhi) are admitting children in the age group of three to five years in their pre-school classes. This signifies a shift from the usual age of three plus that is being considered by other private schools.In Ahlcon Public School, while 20 points are reserved for children who are aged four but less than five as on March 31, 2011, 15 and 10 points are reserved for children aged less than four and three-and-a-half years respectively.School principal R K Sharma says, “A four-year-old child is able to cope with the pressures better than a three-year-old. I think four is an ideal age to be in school. The maturity level of a four-year-old is also more than a three-year-old. Also, the Right to Education (RTE) Act says a six-year-old should be ideally be admitted in Class I. That is why we are giving more weightage to four plus children in our school. When the child reaches Class I, he or she will be six.”Ads by Google Nursery school children Find best-rated play schools near you.Check reviews. Register now!MyCity4Kids.com/NursPre-School online Put your kid to his / her first school online with EdServ!www.lampsglow.comIFRS Course from KPMG 13 Weeks Advance Cert. Progarm for Finance Professionals. Enroll Todayprogram.niitimperia.There are 180 seats in the school, of which 100 are for the general category. The date of issuance of forms in the school is January 7 to 14.Candidates at the two branches of The Heritage School in Rohini and Vasant Kunj will similarly get points depending on their age. Here, children aged between three and four years will be at an advantage, who will be given 25 out of a total of 100 points. According to the school website, children aged between four and five will get 15, and those aged above five years will get 10 points. The total number of seats at The Heritage School in Vasant Kunj is 72 — 40 are for the general category. In the school’s Rohini branch, there are 140 seats in total and 77 are for the general category.NGO Social Jurist had last month challenged the Delhi governnent’s decision to have three plus as the age of admission in a school. The RTE Act stipulates that children in Class I should be aged six, while a child aged three plus admitted in nursery will be only five when he/she reaches Class I. The hearing in the case is scheduled for January 11.Sumit Vohra, founder of www.admissionsnursery.com, said, “This (admitting older children) will disturb the applecart. How can a three-year-old compete with a five-year-old? The only advantage here is that four-year-olds will get admission.”Experts believe four plus is an ideal age to start formal schooling. Dr Jitendra Nagpal, consultant psychiatrist said, “Parents usually begin pushing the child to start schooling at the age of three, but it mars the social and emotional development of the child.”Income a factor?Maharaja Agrasen Model School in Pitampura and Shrijan School in Model Town are asking for the parents’ income in the application form.…; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 8:57am on January 5, 2011

Topic: R C Jain President Delhi State Public Schools Management Confirms on SAHARA NCR PROGRAM HELD ON 23 DEC |1 POINTS FOR FIRST CHILD 2 NEIBOURHOOD MANDATORY AFTER WEBMASTER CONFRONTS ON PARENTS BEHALF: nths Mr Jain He said he was not aware and heated up argument was there ultimately Mr jain conceded when Mr Vohra asked him to resign fro the post of president for not knowing the facts 2 WHEN THE ANCHOR ASKED PARENTS DEMANDS FROM MR Sumit Vohra Mr Vohra Replied a) Points For First Born Child b) Neibourhood To Be Mandatory Points Mr Jain Replied After previous discussion with Mr Vohra( New 24 where Ahlcon Int Principal was also there) and parents voice in media they have given instructions (except minority schools or some schools not under there management) FIRST CHILD POINTS WUD B THERE AND NEIBOURHOOD WOULD BE MANDATORY INSTRUSTIONS GIVEN TO ALL THE SCHOOLS WE WILL REQUEST PARENTS WHO SAW THE PROGRAM TO GIVE THE FEEDBACK/UPLOAD THE VIDEO Thanks To Mr Prem Of Sahara Ncr For Raising parents issues…; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 5:57am on December 24, 2010

Comment on: Topic 'Nursery Admissions In Delhi Schools 2018-19 official thread for Admission Form…': E AS ON 31-3-2018 (MUST ATTAINED AGE OF 3 YEARS OR MORE) BORN ON OR BEFORE 31st MARCH 2015 NOTE : E.W.S. Seats to be filled by Directorate of Education 1. (A) ISSUE & SUBMISSION OF REGISTRATION FORMS FROM SCHOOLRECEPTION(B) FOR ONLINE REGISTRATION KINDLY FOLLOW THE ADMISSION LINKON THE HOME PAGE OF SCHOOL WEBSITE(www.ahlconpublicschool.com)- HARD COPY OF DULY FILLED IN FORMALONG WITH REGISTRATION FEE OF RS. 25/- TO BE DEPOSITED WITHTHE SCHOOL 27.12.2017 (WED) TO 17.01.2018 (WED) BETWEENENQUIRY OFFICE GATE NO. - 3 2.LAST DATE FOR SUBMISSION OF FILLED IN FORMS 17.01.2018 (WED) BY 12:30 PMENQUIRY OFFICE GATE NO. - 3 3.A) DISPLAY OF THE LIST OF REGISTERED CANDIDATES ONSCHOOL WEBSITE & NOTICE BOARD 01.02.2018 (THUR) AT 10:00 AMENQUIRY OFFICE GATE NO. - 3 3 B) (B) DISPLAY OF THE LIST OF REGISTERED CANDIDATES WITHPOINTS ON SCHOOL WEBSITE & NOTICE BOARD 08.02.2018 (THUR) AT 10:00 AM4, FIRST SELECTION LIST 15.02.2018 (THUR) AT 3:00 PM FORMS WILL BE AVAILABLE ONLY ON SCHOOL WORKING DAYS. THIRD SATURDAY SCHOOL WILL REMAIN CLOSED http://www.ahlconpublicschool.com/Uploads/admissionfile_2018_19/pre...…; Added by Lathaa Manavalan at 6:25pm on December 26, 2017

Topic: Schools move SC over nursery admissions~Mail Today 22 Jan: Supreme Court seeking a stay on nursery admissions guidelines issued by Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung. However, nursery admissions began on Tuesday as per the notification of Directorate of Education, even as some parents said they have been caught unawares. “ We have filed a petition today ( Tuesday) in the Supreme Court, and tomorrow our lawyer will mention the case in the court, seeking an urgent hearing,” said S. K. Bhattacharya, Chairman, Action Committee of Unaided Recognised Private Schools. Bhattacharya added that the case is expected to come for hearing on Friday. The December 18 guidelines issued by LG Jung had made some sweeping changes to the previous guidelines that were operational for the last seven years. The new guidelines have increased weightage to ‘ neighbourhood’ criterion and have scrapped the 20 per cent ‘ management quota.’ Meanwhile, confusion prevailed among parents and schools on the first day of nursery admissions, as many among them were unaware that admissions process has begun on Tuesday. “ I was expecting some relief will be given to parents by the HC. I was expecting admissions will start in few days and I have not even collected all the documents. It is only now that I came to school to take the form,” said Rohit Chabra, who reached Salwan Public School in Rajinder Nagar around 3pm. While few parents said they were having difficulty in filling the online admissions forms, some school authorities said they were ready to help. “ We have started our admission process from today as we have to follow the rules. There was a lot of confusion as the notification from Directorate of Education came late and we had to do a lot of preparations. Any parent who finds it difficult to fill the online forms can come to school for assistance,” said Rekha Krishnan, principal, Vasant Valley School. Despite cold weather and rain, parents queued up to collect forms, even though some of them knew that their wards do not fulfil the ‘ neighbourhood’ criterion of Jung’s guidelines. “ I have no option but to try my luck. There are no good schools near my residence. So, I am trying at all the schools even if they are beyond 8 kilometres. The schools are also helpless as they have no authority to consider my case,” said Shalini who lives in Chattarpur. At many schools, parents had to return empty handed as forms were not being given over the counter and were only available online. Schools that are also selling forms over the counter include DAV Public School; Saint Giri; Glory Public School; Tagore International, East of Kailash; Ryan International, Vasant Kunj; Ahlcon Public School and ASN School in Mayur Vihar. The last date for submission of applications to schools is February 5. Admissions will close on March 31, according to a Directorate of Education notification. The date for the first list of selected candidates is February 28. …; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 11:50am on January 22, 2014

Topic: East Delhi School | 14 Parameters according to which Top ten schools have been Ranked | Schools to look out for who could not make it Top !0 School of east delhi: dly interaction between students and teachers, I think study is just a mat- ter of play. J A I D E E P S I N G H , student Studies are not a burden for us at schools in the area. The various activities in school take the stress away. D E S N A S R I M A N I , student The Commonwealth Games may have given east Delhi a fillip (and some headaches) in terms of roads, housing and other infrastructure, but the area's schools didn't need any such reason to upgrade their own facilities to keep pace with the demands of today's students and parents. The parameter-wise results of the Hindustan Times C fore Top School survey highlight the various strengths of the schools here. DAV, Sreshtha Vihar has topped in the `sports' category, while Somerville School, Vasundhara Enclave has the highest `value for money' score. One of east Delhi's most well known schools, Ahlcon International, Mayur Vihar, has been ahead of the curve in many respects. Though the Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) of the CBSE came into effect this year, the school has always placed emphasis on a balanced, overall development for its students, and not just high marks. “Art, music, dance-all are compulsory till class 8,“ said Ashok Pandey, Principal. Many schools here believe in application-based education -allowing students to innovate and invent. “Other schools are engaged in one or the other activity but Ahlcon stresses everything equally,“ said Charu Sood, a class 10 student. Ahlcon International topped the survey in the `innovative teaching', `extra-curricular activities' and `competence of teachers' parameters, among others. TECHNOLOGY AND TRAINING The school also maps each student's progress electronically. “From grades, to which books they are checking out from the librarywe use it all to take decisions about the child. Data reduces subjectivity to almost nil in student evaluation,“ added Pandey. Equality of opportunity is something many schools here stress, particularly since parents want their children to participate and excel in various activities -be it dramatics or sports. Favouritism, being a 'teacher's pet', are trends on the decline. Schools are also trying to provide good exposure to students. Exchange programs with schools in Germany are a matter of pride for Salwan Public School(SPS), Mayur Vihar, PhaseIII, among others. “It is important to get a global perspective, which is why tie-ups with foreign schools are important,“ said Desna Srimani, a student at the school. Salwan topped the `individual attention to students' and `infrastructure and facilities' parameters. Teachers at SPS have attended workshops at various IITs, IIMs and even Harvard University in the United States. The mantra here is to provide excellent training to its teachers, which benefits students in turn. Which is probably why students such as Mayuri V Raman of SPS said, “I can't live without my school.“ METHODOLOGY The survey was conducted in three phases. In phase-1, schools were invited to provide information on academic and non-academic facilities, performance of students and profile of teachers. Then research agency C fore shortlisted schools for the second round, in which a perceptual survey was carried out with a sample of 3,000 parents and teachers across the city's six zones. They were asked to assess schools they were aware of on a scale of 10 against 14 parameters. Results of the perceptual survey were combined with objective data from the first round to rank schools. In phase-3, C fore researchers visited the schools to conduct an audit and finalise rankings. Perceptual data scores were extrapolated for schools that did not participate. DISCLAIMER: The survey data is a copyright of HT Media Limited. Any use of this survey data would lead to infringement of the copyright and may result in legal action against the Infringer. *These schools did not participate in the survey. Their scores are based on the perceptual survey conducted among parents and teachers as mentioned in the methodology. Nursery fee figures, provided to HT by the schools, are approximate. They include annual fee and development charges (transport fee is variable). For the total fee amount, please contact the schools. TOMORROW To find out which West Delhi schools come out on top in various categories, look out for the Top School survey in tomorrow's HT THEY TOO MAKE THE GRADE... They might have not made it to the top 10, but hold as much promise as their crowned counter parts. Here is a list of other options. SCHOOLS TO LOOK OUT FOR MAYUR PUBLIC SCHOOL I P EXTENSION The school infrastructure includes an auditorium, well-equipped laboratories and a vast library .The students are sensitised to environmental concerns and communal harmony VIDYA BAL BHAWAN SR. SEC. KONDLI GHAROLI ROAD, MAYUR VIHAR-III The school's philosophy is hard work and enabling students to overcome obstacles in the journey of their future with dignity and elegance. MOTHER TERESA PUBLIC SCHOOL PREET VIHAR The school's philosophy is to provide holistic education, rational thinking and building good character in the students. It provides students with good sports infrastructure. ST ANDREWS SCOTS SR SEC PATPARGANJ The School boasts of an impressive building with spacious, air-conditioned classrooms, modular furniture, latest educational aids like overhead projectors, T.Vs etc. SNEH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL NEW RAJDHANI ENCLAVE This new age institution provides modern, IT-based, diverse educational opportunities for development of Gen-next with special emphasis on enhancement of communication skills. OTHER GOOD OPTIONS QUEEN MARY'S SCHOOL MAYUR VIHAR This all-girls' school encourages students to take part in various co-curricular activities to ensure the complete development of the children. DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL EAST OF LONI ROAD The school makes available to its learners infrastructural facilities that include well-equipped labs, a wellstocked library and medical, computers, art, music, multimedia and sports rooms. STAREX INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL VASUNDHARA ENCLAVE Well qualified teachers & well-equipped facilities are raising the reputation of this school. Students are meaningfully involved in designing the school curriculum and its effective transaction. BHARAT INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC KARKARDOOMA The school is associated with various N.G.Os and other organisations working on various social causes such as providing free education to all. HILLWOOD ACADEMY PREET VIHAR The school seeks to develop values and strength, commitment and devotion in each student. It strives to create an atmosphere of honesty and intellectual curiosity. The school also has an astronomy club.…; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 7:36am on December 21, 2011

Comment on: Topic '4-year-olds preferred at select schools - Indian express 5 jan': Age criteria 3 plus as on 31st March2011 for pre school, 4 plus as on31st March 2011 for pre primary classFor Pre School(Nursery)Forms issue date at School only: 7th Jan to 14th Jan from 9 AM to 12:30PMLast date of submission 18th Jan2011 by 12:30 PMdisplay of 1st list at school 5th Feb2011 at 4 PMFee for 1st list 10th Feb by 12 Noondisplay of 2nd list at school 15th Feb2011 at 4 PMFee for 2nd list 18th Feb by 12 Noondisplay of 3rd list (if any) at school 5th March at 4 PMFor Pre Primary Class:Forms issue date at School only: 19th Jan to 25th Jan from 9 AM to 12:30PMLast date of submission 31st Jan2011 by 12:30 PMdisplay of 1st list at school 19th Feb2011 at 4 PMFee for 1st list 23rd Feb by 12 Noondisplay of 2nd list at school 24th Feb2011 at 4 PMFee for 2nd list 26th Feb by 12 Noondisplay of 3rd list (if any) at school 10th March at 4 PMAdmission Criteria:Neighborhood upto 5 km=30 points, 5-7 km=20, more than 7 km=10 points(affidavit is required confirming distance of residence from theschool)sibling (only real brothers/sisters) =25 points(affidavit is required)alumni (copy of certificate of XII passed exam is required)=15 pointssingle child/single parent (either or both) =5 pointsTransfer cases (as on or after April1, 2010 outside Delhi & NCR)=5points (copy of transfer order from employer to be attached)Age 4 yrs as on 31st March2011 but less than 5 yrs=20 pointsAge 3 yrs & 6months as on 31st march2011 but less than 4 yrs=15 pointsAge 3 yrs as on 31st march2011 but less than 3 and half yrs=10 points COURTESY - Mr BIJ WHO PERSONALLY WENT TO AHLCON TO NOTE DOWN THE CRITERIA ONLY ON NOTICE BOARD OF THE SCHOOL HERITAGE GIVES PREFERENCE TO 3 YRS PLUS http://theheritageschool.in/rohini/mod/resource/view.php?id=7603…; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 9:26am on January 5, 2011

Page: List Of Delhi Schools- AreaWise With Contact Details: FORMAL SCHOOL DETAILS - (West Delhi) S.NO. SCHOOL BRANCH ADDRESS TEL.NO. 1 APEEJAY SCHOOL www.apeejayschool.in www.apeejay.edu SHEIKH SARAI PHASE - 1, PANCHSHEEL PARK 26012218, 26013006 SAKET BLOCK -; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 8:34am on October 2, 2010