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Key information
FACILITIES:
LIBRARY
Currently, the school includes a general library with over 3000 books. This will be developed more after the new academic block is through. The students get access to books based on their age groups. Additionally, there is a sizable collection of Sahaja publications as well as audio and video cassettes of Shri Mataji. We have a collection of educational videos, documentaries, and other movies deemed appropriate for young viewers on video cassette, CD, and DVD. Celebrations take place in the leisure centre, where students also watch movies.
STADIUM
In the school’s 16,000 square foot indoor stadium, players of table tennis, basketball, and badminton compete. This also acts as a location for various ceremonies including pujas and havans.
BOARDING
All students, professors, administrators, and staff members responsible for caring for the dorms receive food and accommodation as part of the Residential School programme. There are 18 dorms available for the students, with one caregiver caring for between 10 and 15 kids per dorm, depending on the age of the students. The person in charge of the dormitory looks after all the daily requirements, including cleanliness, laundry, Sahaja clearance, etc., while watching over the kids just like a parent would.
HEALTH AND CARE
The school’s medical unit is staffed by a full-time physician who lives on campus and is assisted by trained nursing personnel. First aid and minor illnesses are both adequately covered by the equipment in our medical unit. The students are brought to the Dharamshala Government Hospital for additional referrals. Additionally, our institution enjoys a cordial relationship with the Kangra Fortis Hospital.
Regular dental exams are performed at schools, and Dharamshala’s top orthodontists offer orthodontic care.
CATERING
Our kitchen serves a combination of Indian, Continental, and Oriental cuisines. Every day, our skilled catering staff takes the food’s balance and nutritional worth into account. The main course is always an option.
The school has its own bakery where baked goods like fresh bread and buns are made.
HOUSE SYSTEM
The four houses at the school are SAT, CHIT, NIRMAL, and ANANDA. Each of the homes is home to Senior and Junior students as well as staff members. Every week, each house is responsible for planning the Sunday Puja, and during the year, there are inter-house competitions in sports and other activities.
MENTORS
There is a mentoring programme for children who are new to the ISPS community. All new students are given the responsibility of an adult and a senior student who aids them in adjusting to the school. Additionally, all staff members are present and accessible at all times to assist and counsel the kids.
The youngster is wearing a report card. The counsellor reviews it every day to assist the kids and parents in understanding their progress.
VIDEO
On weekends, one video is often shown to juniors and one to seniors. A group of pupils and an adult member of staff choose the movies.
COMPUTERS AND INTERNET
In the senior section, which includes classes 5 through 12, internet access is offered as an afternoon activity for one hour per class, seven days a week.
Vision
Our goal is to create an educational system that fully utilises our intrinsic spiritual potential and is infused with H.H. Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi’s teachings.
Mission
Our goal is to establish a secure, healthy atmosphere that encourages students to pursue success in all endeavours and promotes their growth as “whole” individuals by motivating them to reach their full physical, emotional, intellectual, and, most importantly, spiritual potential. Despite having a strong feeling of their own worth, our students are also aware of their obligations to their families, communities, and the wider world.
Values
The following principles serve as the foundation for our mission:
- innocence
- wisdom
- purity
- creativity
- spontaneity
- inner satisfaction & peace
- compassion
- fearlessness
- collectiveness
- detachment
- humility and forgiveness
- respect
- joy.
Co-curricular subjects and activities include:
Instrumental and vocal music.
Bhajans, tabla, harmonium, and Indian classical music.
Traditional and classical dancing.
Woodwork includes toy-making, carving, and structural woodwork.
Art and craft: paperwork, painting, and drawing.
Sports — A variety of sports and games, including basketball, soccer, badminton, chess, etc., are taught.
Beginning in 1990, the International Sahaja Public School welcomed twenty students from Australia, Europe, and India. Coeducational residential school International Sahaja Public School, Dharamsala, is associated with the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), New Delhi. The school is located in Himachal Pradesh’s Kangra area, above Dharamsala, in the Himalayas’ lap. The pedagogical concept of the school is founded on the teachings of Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, and students applying to the school must have previously grown up in the Sahaja Yoga tradition and be aware of the value of meditation. The school’s three main buildings were built over the years, and today it has almost 250 full-time residential students from 30 different nations.
The school has a well-stocked science lab, a 3000-book library, art and craft rooms, music and dance studios, and a computer centre with broadband internet connection. Each senior section class has access to the internet for one hour each week as an afternoon activity. On weekends, one video is often shown to juniors and one to seniors.
The sick room at the school is managed by a resident doctor who works full-time and by competent staff members. Children are transported to the Dharamshala hospital when necessary for treatment. Indian and continental cuisine are available in the school cafeteria.
Among the sporting amenities are a gym, a skating rink, a basketball court, a cricket field, and soccer fields.
- Submitting an application
- Assessment Test
- Talk with Principal
- Registration and Payment
- Mark sheet or previous class results
- Previous class passing certificate
- Municipal corporation-issued birth certificate
- Transfer certificate
- Previous class Aadhar cards for the child, mother, and father Previous class migration certificate
- One passport-size photo
Class 1st-12th
Admission Fees = 50,000 /-
Security Deposit = 30,000 /-
Administrative Cost = 44,000 /-
Boarding & Lodging Fee, Books & Stationery, uniform = 2,10,000 /- to 2,27,000 /-
FACILITIES:
LIBRARY
Currently, the school includes a general library with over 3000 books. This will be developed more after the new academic block is through. The students get access to books based on their age groups. Additionally, there is a sizable collection of Sahaja publications as well as audio and video cassettes of Shri Mataji. We have a collection of educational videos, documentaries, and other movies deemed appropriate for young viewers on video cassette, CD, and DVD. Celebrations take place in the leisure centre, where students also watch movies.
STADIUM
In the school’s 16,000 square foot indoor stadium, players of table tennis, basketball, and badminton compete. This also acts as a location for various ceremonies including pujas and havans.
BOARDING
All students, professors, administrators, and staff members responsible for caring for the dorms receive food and accommodation as part of the Residential School programme. There are 18 dorms available for the students, with one caregiver caring for between 10 and 15 kids per dorm, depending on the age of the students. The person in charge of the dormitory looks after all the daily requirements, including cleanliness, laundry, Sahaja clearance, etc., while watching over the kids just like a parent would.
HEALTH AND CARE
The school’s medical unit is staffed by a full-time physician who lives on campus and is assisted by trained nursing personnel. First aid and minor illnesses are both adequately covered by the equipment in our medical unit. The students are brought to the Dharamshala Government Hospital for additional referrals. Additionally, our institution enjoys a cordial relationship with the Kangra Fortis Hospital.
Regular dental exams are performed at schools, and Dharamshala’s top orthodontists offer orthodontic care.
CATERING
Our kitchen serves a combination of Indian, Continental, and Oriental cuisines. Every day, our skilled catering staff takes the food’s balance and nutritional worth into account. The main course is always an option.
The school has its own bakery where baked goods like fresh bread and buns are made.
HOUSE SYSTEM
The four houses at the school are SAT, CHIT, NIRMAL, and ANANDA. Each of the homes is home to Senior and Junior students as well as staff members. Every week, each house is responsible for planning the Sunday Puja, and during the year, there are inter-house competitions in sports and other activities.
MENTORS
There is a mentoring programme for children who are new to the ISPS community. All new students are given the responsibility of an adult and a senior student who aids them in adjusting to the school. Additionally, all staff members are present and accessible at all times to assist and counsel the kids.
The youngster is wearing a report card. The counsellor reviews it every day to assist the kids and parents in understanding their progress.
VIDEO
On weekends, one video is often shown to juniors and one to seniors. A group of pupils and an adult member of staff choose the movies.
COMPUTERS AND INTERNET
In the senior section, which includes classes 5 through 12, internet access is offered as an afternoon activity for one hour per class, seven days a week.
Vision
Our goal is to create an educational system that fully utilises our intrinsic spiritual potential and is infused with H.H. Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi’s teachings.
Mission
Our goal is to establish a secure, healthy atmosphere that encourages students to pursue success in all endeavours and promotes their growth as “whole” individuals by motivating them to reach their full physical, emotional, intellectual, and, most importantly, spiritual potential. Despite having a strong feeling of their own worth, our students are also aware of their obligations to their families, communities, and the wider world.
Values
The following principles serve as the foundation for our mission:
- innocence
- wisdom
- purity
- creativity
- spontaneity
- inner satisfaction & peace
- compassion
- fearlessness
- collectiveness
- detachment
- humility and forgiveness
- respect
- joy.
Co-curricular subjects and activities include:
Instrumental and vocal music.
Bhajans, tabla, harmonium, and Indian classical music.
Traditional and classical dancing.
Woodwork includes toy-making, carving, and structural woodwork.
Art and craft: paperwork, painting, and drawing.
Sports — A variety of sports and games, including basketball, soccer, badminton, chess, etc., are taught.
Beginning in 1990, the International Sahaja Public School welcomed twenty students from Australia, Europe, and India. Coeducational residential school International Sahaja Public School, Dharamsala, is associated with the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), New Delhi. The school is located in Himachal Pradesh’s Kangra area, above Dharamsala, in the Himalayas’ lap. The pedagogical concept of the school is founded on the teachings of Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, and students applying to the school must have previously grown up in the Sahaja Yoga tradition and be aware of the value of meditation.
Beginning in 1990, the International Sahaja Public School welcomed 20 students from Australia, Europe, and India. The school’s three main buildings were built over the years, and today it has almost 250 full-time residential students from 30 different nations.
The school has a well-stocked science lab, a 3000-book library, art and craft rooms, music and dance studios, and a computer centre with broadband internet connection. Each senior section class has access to the internet for one hour each week as an afternoon activity. On weekends, one video is often shown to juniors and one to seniors.
The sick room at the school is managed by a resident doctor who works full-time and by competent staff members. Children are transported to the Dharamshala hospital when necessary for treatment. Indian and continental cuisine are available in the school cafeteria.
Among the sporting amenities are a gym, a skating rink, a basketball court, a cricket field, and soccer fields.
- Submitting an application
- Assessment Test
- Talk with Principal
- Registration and Payment
Documents Require for Admission:
- Mark sheet or previous class results
- Previous class passing certificate
- Municipal corporation-issued birth certificate
- Transfer certificate
- Previous class Aadhar cards for the child, mother, and father Previous class migration certificate
- One passport-size photo
Class 1st-12th
Admission Fees = 50,000 /-
Security Deposit = 30,000 /-
Administrative Cost = 44,000 /-
Boarding & Lodging Fee, Books & Stationery, uniform = 2,10,000 /- to 2,27,000 /-