Each school has its own ethos, traditions and identity. Parents should understand and evaluate this aspect, as your children will be influenced by what we stand for. No compromise will be made in our basic beliefs, to satisfy the individual and varied requirements of parents. We believe that all students are equal and must make their own mark within the community. The financial or social status of the parents is irrelevant. Each student's individuality will be respected and the student will be taught to compete against himself or herself rather than against others. Good behavior must similarly be not to impress others but because it satisfies ones own self respect.
Character training is fostered by the environment we create and the opportunities we offer. Students will be given the opportunity to handle responsibilities and also to accept personal responsibility, to acquire new skills and to make decisions for themselves.
Discipline must be based on example and self control because we at this school are involved not in the control of the masses but in individual development for leadership. In an age when leisure is recognized as essential for development, its good use is an indication of a good education. Sporting activity encourages the pursuit of excellence but never at the cost of teamwork. Academic performance is paramount but equally important is the development of the intellect and well-honed skills of communication. We would desire that our student enter through Gyan Dwar and leave through Shakti Dwar with an enquiring mind, a sense of social and moral values, a sense of service and compassion for those less fortunate, a respect for nature, tolerance, a sense of humor and the attributes to become good citizens of India and the world.
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Kr. Sumer Singh, MA, B.Ed.
A product of Doon School and St. Stephens College. Has been Head of the Lawrence School, Sanawar for seven years and Director, The Asian School. Taught at the Doon School and at Gordonstoun, Scotland, Boxhill and at St. Anne's, England and UWC, Wales. Was Chief Executive, Sumer Singh and Associates, Education Consultants. Was Advisor (Education) Govt, of Punjab. Author of two books-'Doon The Story of a School and 'Unity in Diversity' and is now writing the history of the Daly College. He is currently representing S. Asia and the Gulf on the international Board of the Round Square.