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FACILITIES:
Classrooms
Labs
Library
Multi-Purpose Hall
Hostel
The school’s boys’ dormitory has two wings: one is for juniors in grades 4 through 8 and the other is for seniors in grades 9 through 12. Each room is large and welcoming and can accommodate five to six pupils. Each student receives an Almirah made of steel as well as a box-shaped hard bed with a Dunlop mattress. Coolers are available in the rooms in the summer. There is a hot water facility for the winter. Each of the rooms is under the control of a new student each month. The hostels, which are only available to guys, can accommodate 150 of them.
Canteen
Vision
based on strong educational standards and a successful fusion of Indian and foreign moral, ethical, and cultural values to compete with the best universities in the world .
Mission
To give rural children appropriate opportunities for moral growth and intellectual success in order to upskill them and better prepare them for the challenges of the future.
Interests
Discussion and Debate Educational Tours
Competitions
A spelling bee competition, a music competition, a quiz competition, a declamation competition, a drawing competition, a wall magazine decoration competition, a dancing activity or competition, and a calligraphy competition.
Events
Scouts, Guides, and NCC Sports Day Annual Day or Fest
Sports
In our perspective, yoga, sports, and games are crucial elements of schooling. To do this, we have constructed facilities for essentially all of the sports and games. The school has facilities for kho-kho, handball, kabaddi, indoor badminton, table tennis and wrestling in addition to two basketball courts with Kota stone floors, a boxing ring, a cricket pitch, a volleyball court, an athletic track and all of these sports. We have recruited coaches for these games in addition to the two physical education teachers. Hostelling students must participate in games in the evening, while day students can practise during zero period in the morning. In games for Khelo India, State Board, CBSE, and various federation contests, our teams take part.
For Day Scholars
Admission Charges (Class I – XII) = 1,500 /- to 3,000 /-
Registration Charges (Class I – XII) = 500 /-
School Leaving Certificate (Class I – XII) = 500 /-
Tuition Fees (Class Nursery-XII) = 17,000 /- to 51,000 /-
Boarders
Class I-XII
Total Fees = 1,20,000 /-
Admission documents:
- Photocopy of Date of Birth Certificate.
- School Leaving Certificate and Character certificate from the school last attended.
- Three passport-size photographs of the students and guardians.
- Medical fitness certificate.
- Aadhar Card Photo- Copy of student.
- Aadhar Card Photo – a copy of the parent.
- Application Submission
- Entrance Test
- Interview
- Registration & Fee Submission.
The founder of Gurukul Matindu, one of the nation’s oldest educational institutions, is Ch Peeru Singh, an Arya Samajee reformer and freedom fighter from the village of Matindu in the district of Sonipat, Haryana. The cornerstone for the structure was set on January 20, 1915, by renowned Arya Samajee educator Swami Shardanand. During the height of the liberation movement, Ch. Peeru Singh envisioned eradicating the social evils that plagued the rural population, elevating them through education, and producing freedom fighters who would be essential in freeing India from the British Raj.
This religious insight, foresight, and vision were able to be shared and encouraged by his younger brother, Ch. Shiv Karan. In 1915, they launched the modern Gurukul with a missionary zeal. The Gurukul continues on its journey of service to society and the nation by producing martyrs and civically active people who enhanced it. Over the years, the Gurukul has mostly provided charity initiatives in the field of education. The current Gurukul Matindu is progressive, modern, and inventive in its approach to keep up with global education. Currently, it is being closely watched over by Brig Satya Dev, the chairman of “Shiksha Parishad Gurukul Matindu.”
The Gurukul Senior Secondary School Matindu is the present name of this member of the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi. It provides a strong, vibrant, all-encompassing education and supports students’ intellectual, social, and cultural vigour. The school has some of the greatest facilities in the northern area. This institution distinguishes out because of its exceptional blending of ancient traditions with a cutting-edge methodology that makes use of the most recent technological tools.
FACILITIES:
Classrooms
Our classrooms are roomy and follow both CBSE and Haryana Government regulations. To ensure the unrestricted movement of air and natural light, extra attention has been taken. Students may sit comfortably on the furniture, and the boards for teachers to write on are green, which is the best color for the eyes. Smart boards have been installed in classrooms to make teaching and learning engaging and beneficial for students. For every lesson and subject, adequate educational inputs are periodically supplied to bring them up to par with the nation’s top universities. Class sizes are 8 m x 6 m, in accordance with CBSE standards.
Labs
Every subject’s practical exams can be completed in the school’s laboratories. They are quite well furnished and constantly restocked in accordance with the demands of the curriculum. The school contains labs for geography, math, computer science, biology, physics, and chemistry. Sizes of labs should be 9 m x 6 m and should be determined by the number of pupils.
Library
Any educational establishment’s library is its lifeblood, and ours is no different. The library is tastefully constructed, a good size, and well-stocked with more than 5,000 publications, ranging from encyclopedias to picture books. The majority of the volumes from the Children’s Book Trust and National Book Trust have been acquired. Complete literary works by well-known authors are available at the library, as are our classic texts like the Vedas and Upanishads. Teachers and students can also find assistance and reference materials at the library. The school includes two libraries, one for the elementary wing and one for the senior secondary. Books are required to be given to students for reading during breaks.
Multi-Purpose Hall
In the school, there are two auditoriums. The senior wing has a small auditorium for holding staff conferences, seminars, and guidance and counselling sessions for a small number of pupils. The projector and sound system in this auditorium are installed. Near the main portion is a big amphitheater that bears the name of the well-known liberation warrior and social leader, Sh Bhim Sen Vedalankar. At one time, it can hold a thousand spectators. The Vedalankar Hall, as it is known, hosts important school events such Annual Day, Investiture Ceremonies, and Award Ceremonies and occasionally hosts speeches from notable figures. For both boys and girls, indoor sports like badminton, table tennis, wrestling, martial arts, and yoga are major attractions.
Hostel
The boys’ dormitory at the school comprises two wings, one for junior students in grades 4 through 8, and the other for seniors in grades 9 through 12. Each room has enough space for five to six students and is spacious and inviting. Each student is given a steel closet (Almirah) and a hard bed in the form of a box with a Dunlop mattress. In the summer, coolers are provided in the rooms. In the winter, there is a hot water facility. Every month, a different student oversees each of the rooms. 150 boys can stay in the hostels, which are exclusively for boys.
Canteen
To accommodate the needs of the faculty and students, the school features a canteen on its grounds. A board of instructors approves the canteen’s prices, and it is routinely inspected to look at the calibre of the supplies it offers. Along with food, the canteen also keeps the occasional stationery needs of the pupils.
Vision
built on standards for high-quality education and a successful synthesis of Indian and international moral, ethical, and cultural values, to be on par with the world’s leading schools.
Mission
To provide adequate possibilities for character development and academic achievement to rural children in order to upskill them and better position them to meet the challenges of the future.
Sports
Games, sports, and yoga, in our opinion, are essential components of education. We have built facilities for practically all of the Games and Sports in order to achieve this goal. The school has two Kota stone-floored basketball courts, a boxing ring, a cricket field, a volleyball court, an athletic track, kho-kho, handball, kabaddi and indoor Badminton, Table Tennis and wrestling facilities. In addition to the two physical education teachers, we have hired coaches for these games. Evening hostellers are required to play games, and morning zero period is an opportunity for day scholars to practise. Our teams compete in games for Khelo India, State Board, CBSE, and numerous federation competitions.
For Day Scholars
Class Nursery-XII
Admission Fees = 5,000 /-
Annual Fees = 3,000 /- to 5,000 /-
Monthly Fees = 1,200 /- to 2,500 /-
For Hostellers
Class IV-XII
Total Fees = 96,000 /-
Admission documents:
- Photocopy of Date of Birth Certificate.
- School Leaving Certificate and Character certificate from the school last attended.
- Three passport-size photographs of the students and guardians.
- Medical fitness certificate.
- Aadhar Card Photo- Copy of student.
- Aadhar Card Photo – a copy of the parent.
- Application Submission
- Entrance Test
- Interview
- Registration & Fee Submission.
Ch Peeru Singh, an Arya Samajee reformer and freedom warrior from the hamlet of Matindu in the district of Sonipat, Haryana, is the creator of Gurukul Matindu, one of the oldest educational institutions in the country. It was founded on January 20, 1915, when renowned Arya Samajee educator Swami Shardanand laid the building’s cornerstone. Ch. Peeru Singh envisioned removing the social ills afflicting the rural population, elevating them through education, and producing independence fighters who would be crucial in releasing India from the British Raj during the height of the liberation movement.
His younger brother, Ch. Shiv Karan, was able to share and encourage this religious thought, foresight, and vision. They started the current Gurukul in 1915 with a missionary enthusiasm. By creating martyrs and civically engaged individuals who improved the nation, the Gurukul continued on its path of service to society and the nation. The Gurukul has mostly offered charitable activities in the area of education over the years. The current Gurukul Matindu is innovative, progressive, and modern in approach to be in line with world education. Currently, it is operating under the close supervision of Brig Satya Dev, the chairman of “Shiksha Parishad Gurukul Matindu.”
A member of the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi, the Gurukul Matindu is currently known as the Gurukul Senior Secondary School Matindu. It encourages intellectual, social, and cultural vitality among its students and offers a powerful, dynamic, and all-encompassing education. The school’s facilities are among the best in the northern region. This institution stands out due to its unique fusion of historic traditions with a contemporary approach that uses the newest technical instruments.