Our activities and programmes revolve around children. At this Uttam Nagar school, yoga, judo karate, dance, art and craft, music, games, functions and the Science fair all serve that aim.
Each value below comes with an example from school life. See these moments in the school photo gallery and read how lessons and activities are planned on the academics page.
Students and parents are the primary beneficiaries of our services. Decisions are made with the child’s growth and the family’s trust in mind.
Example: parents can reach the school office by phone, by email or through the admission enquiry form with questions about their child.
Our activities and programmes must revolve around the children and contribute to their growth and learning, never the other way around.
Example: yoga, judo karate, dance, music, and art and craft sit beside lessons, so children learn in more than one way. See how time is planned.
We train and encourage teachers to develop competence and commitment, so that teaching keeps improving in every learning room.
Example: teachers review student models and talk with students about their exhibits at the Science fair.
The school environment is kept up to date and run with love and compassion, so children feel safe to explore and express themselves.
Example: younger children have their own play area with a slide and nets. See the campus spaces.
Children should never be deprived of opportunities, facilities and experiences that have a greater bearing on their lives.
Example: beyond lessons, students take part in school functions, cultural celebrations, a school fair and the Science fair.
We uphold the rule of law and our duties towards nation building, preparing citizens who contribute with integrity.
Example: students celebrate Independence Day at school with the Indian flag, in classrooms and outdoors.
No discrimination will be made in the name of caste, creed, race, status or gender. Every child is welcome.
Example: this is a co-educational school, so girls and boys learn together in the same classes.
Respect for the planet and the teaching of environmental values begin with the habits children form at school.
Example: students work with plants during classroom learning activities, as shown in the school photo gallery.
These principles are part of everyday school life. They guide how programmes are planned, how teachers are supported, how families are welcomed and how progress is judged beyond marks alone.
From fair admissions to a wide range of activities, these values are practised every day, not just written on a wall.
Adarsh New Holy Public School is a values-based school in Uttam Nagar. Integrity, Truth and Learning are the three values that guide teaching, discipline and the way the school works with parents. They are part of the school story described on the about the school page.
Children practise these values in class and in activities: yoga, judo karate, dance, art and craft, music and games, along with school functions and the Science fair. The facilities page shows where these activities happen on campus.
Admission is fair and transparent, with no discrimination by caste, creed, race, status or gender. Families can learn more about school admission in Uttam Nagar or call +91-9312275713 during school hours, 8:00 am to 1:30 pm, Monday to Saturday.
Integrity, Truth and Learning. Every programme is meant to serve the child.
Yes. No discrimination is made in the name of caste, creed, race, status or gender.
They guide teaching, yoga, judo karate, dance, art and craft, music, games, and school functions such as the Science fair.
The school follows eight commitments, from putting students and parents first to respect for the planet. Each one is explained with an example from school life on this page.
