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Brochure.Pdf SARDAR DOON PUBLIC SCHOOL JANUARY, 2020 SARDAR DOON PUBLIC SCHOOL Sardar School Campus, Near Bheru Bagh Sardarpura, Jodhpur (Raj.) - 342003 +91 291-2614148, 8955381637 [email protected], [email protected] sardardoon sardar_doon http://www.sardardoonschool.com/ OUR ALUMNI ARCHIVE OUR ALUMNI ARCHIVE DR. S.R. MEHTA SHRI KAILASH BHANSALI SHRI GUMAN MAL LODHA MR. KULDEEP RANKA SHRI LAXMI MAL SINGHVI SHRI ABHISHEK MANU SINGHVI MD - General Medicine-Sawai Man Active member of Rashtriya Former Chief Justice of Gauhati High Principal Secretary to Chief Minister, Indian jurist, parliamentarian, scholar, A member of the Indian National Singh Medical College, Jaipur -1957 Swayamsevak Sangh Court Rajasthan. writer and diplomat. Congress (INC). MBBS-Sawai Mansingh Medical Chairman, Committee on Subordinate Ssecond-longest-serving High Member of the Parliament of College, Jaipur (SMS College)-1953 M.L.A - Jodhpur Legislation I.A.S. Chief Minister Commissioner for India in the United India representing West Bengal in Kingdom. the Rajya Sabha. SHRI D.R. MEHTA SHRI PRAKASHCHANDRA TATIA SHRI G.S. SINGHVI DR. SUDHIR BHANDARI DR. MAHENDRA BHANDARI SHRI RAJENDRA BHANSALI I.A.S (Retd.), Former Chairman, SEBI. Former Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Former Judge at Supreme Court of PRINCIPAL AND CONTROLLER SMS Indian surgeon who has made Management Committee of the Award :- Padma Bhushan Court. India Medical College & Hospital, Jaipur substantial contributions to the Department of Mathematical Sciences. Former Chief Justice of Jharkhand Former Chief Justice of Andra Pradesh specialty of urology High Court. High Court. Recipient of PRIDE OF RAJASTHAN Padma Shri by the government of India Pioneering Course Director for the BSc AWARD-2017 in 2000 degree in Mathematics with Finance SHRI GOVERDHAN MEHTA SHRI DALVEER BHANDARI SHRI RAJENDRA MAL LODHA MR. RAVI JAIN DR. SAILESH LODHA SHRI KAILASH NATH BHANDARI Hon. Professor, Jawaharlal Nehru Judge of International Court of Justice Former Chief Justice of India Director , Information and Public HOD & Sr. Consultant-Diabetes and President Shri Oswal Singh Sabha Centre for Advanced Scientific Incumbent. Former Judge at Supreme Court of Relation Department. Endocrinology Research, 1990–2009. In 2014, President of India conferred India Secretary to Government , Rajasthan He has been awarded at "Jaipur H e is a recipient of the Indian Bhandari with Padma Bhushan, Third Collector & District Magistrate , Samaroh" by the Government of Government's Padma Shri Award. highest civilian award in India. Jhunjhunu Rajasthan SARDAR DOON PUBLIC SCHOOL AA fØ;k'khyks fg if.Mr% AA NEWS OF SESSION 2019-20 SDPS HIGHLIGHTS President's Pen GRAND PARENTS DAY : PRAKASH INVESTITURE CEREMONY : LUNIA THANKED AND APPRECIATED DR. MAYURI KHATRI MOTIVATED COUNCIL THE GREAT EFFORTS OF KIDS AND THE MEMBERS AND MADE THEM REALISE THE COMPLETE SDPS FAMILY SIGNIFICANCE OF THEIR BADGES. We have a huge responsibility to carry the legacy of quality education as entrusted on us by the society. I sincerly acknowledge the prolific contribution of our forefathers in building the Sardar as a great institute dedicated to academic excellence. We are on an untiring journey of rendering holistic education with committment of re-establishing the school as a Center of Excellence. We have the mission and vision of imparting holistic, high value education by integrating cutting edge technology platforms for learning optimizations employing creme de creme of teaching pedagogy and learning systems. We aspire to bridge the gap between the education and skills to foster the creativity and productivity in all the spheres. This nascent generation shall be introduced to our great culture, value system and glorious heritage in their formative years. We aim to connect the students to the roots to Indian Culture in equilibrium with modern word practices through our life skills and value inculcating programs to build a coherent society. I have a strong belief that consistent hard work, perseverance and dedication are the keys to nourish bright minds as eminent scholars. We have to collectively shoulder this great responsibility of building a distinctive academic institute for our bright children enabling them to transcend all the boundaries to excel in the life. Prof. K. N. Bhandari (Shri Oswal Singh Sabha) 3 16 Secretary's Words Principal's Message You have to grow from inside out. There is no other teacher but your own Asato Maa Sad-Gamaya, Tamaso Maa Jyotir-Gamaya,, soul.!!! ~Swami Vivekananda Mrtyar-Maa Amrtam Gamaya !!! At Sardar Doon Public School, Jodhpur we firmly believe that nothing on earth can uplift Illuminated by these divine thoughts, our forefathers had established or free our spirit in quite the same manner as education does. It gives me immense joy to Sardar School and with their utmost care, dedication, hard work, inform you that Sardar Doon Public School has taken the legacy of 121 years old Sardar preservance nourished it to a distinguished institution, since then it has School, Jodhpur to new heights in its new avatar and rejuvenated its glorious history earned great recognition not only in Marwar but also at the national and during the session 2017-18. The pursuit of excellence in all its myriad dimensions is a International levels for having produced renowned leaders in all the relentless passion at Sardar Doon Public School, Jodhpur. One can witness this in its unique magnificent infrastructure in the heart of Jodhpur that has no parallels in the city. sectors. This great vision of the founding fathers of this school has led the One may experience it in the warmth of the school management & staff. Students can mission of enlightening the society with the light of quality education. But feel it when they are engaged with teachers, in a safe & supportive environment, who as per the law of nature, each establishment has to pass through the acid are focussed on shaping their young minds and creating innovative global thinkers. The test of time which indeed ordeals its capacity of withstanding such leadership is truly visionary and inspirational. Together, they form a formidable existential challenges. Sardar school had passed through this combination that can shape careers and transform the ordinary to the extraordinary. substantiate period with the blessings of our forefathers and the strong The School's genuine concern ensures student's emotional growth along with fortitude of the society. It is now commencing a new journey as Sardar intellectual excellence. This empowers them to develop their self-esteem, self- awareness and self-confidence. Sharing ideas, analyzing situations and expressing Doon Public School to reinstate its glorious times of yore as a center of them confidently are essential skills which are honed here, through Experiential excellence imparting quality education. To carve a niche in the Learning. While studying at the school, the students will be groomed to become competitive world, it is required to develop personality of the future confident, articulate and enlightened young citizens, ready to step into global society leaders on the comprehensive yardsticks of intellectual, spiritual , with dignity, honour and integrity. At SDPS we leave no stone unturned in order to physical and moral dimensions. Our vision statement is to reiterate our impart quality education through comprehensive, scholastic and spiritual approach philosophy of providing smart education aided by best of the technology while utilising the latest technological tools for optimisation of learning. Apart from and connecting the budding minds to our great value system. awakening and disciplining their thought process, we strive to inculcate positive moral values in our students and groom them for leading a balanced, meaningful and contented life through a holistic approach to learning with a perfect balance of Prakash Luniya academics, sports, artistic and social opportunities. We solicit cooperation from all the Education Committee stakeholders in order to take our school to greater heights in the coming years. This will (Shri Singh Sabha) go a long way to further unfold the enormous potential of our young students' minds in a safe & supportive environment. Let us empower them with a healthy & firm foundation today on which they will build a better new world tomorrow. Dr. Mayuri Khatri 4 5 Step by step journey of learning grows stronger he goal of all activities is to enhance students' Plethora of Tunderstanding, skill or Activities... effectiveness in a specific area by engaging multiple styles of learning. School activities also serve to infuse fun into learning as well as bolster student confidence and the ability to think critically. 6 7 Laboratories - where researches and experiments can be done to innovate new and discover more in this growing technical world... Different types of laboratories!! Even though it provides us a This helps students to remember the great experience is developing studies in a better way by conducting their necessary skills for study and own experiments. It gives students first- research. It also helps in developing interactions between hand experience and offers better teacher-student and peer-to-peer, opportunities for learning. A laboratory is which helps them in not a contest whose object is to get the experimentation, research, and “right answer”, but the purpose is to learn exploration. how to gain knowledge, how to observe Stop! Think! Then Act! and to learn the meaning of what happens. Keeping in mind the need and essentiality of gaining knowledge by experimenting and the importance of technology School labs are a great place for students in today’s world, these laboratories have new equipments and which help them enhance their learning by understanding the theoretical concepts of computers for students to have better learning. science which are taught in classrooms. Well-designed laboratories not only make science experiments fun but also help students in achieving good academic results. SDPS have spacious and proper laboratories to provide better learning opportunities for students. “A laboratory is always considered as a relevant “Libraries store the energy that fuels the imagination.
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