Salwan boys School

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School Profile
Salwan Boys School, Rajendra Nagar, New Delhi is a Senior Secondary School affiliated to CBSE .....

School Philosphy
The logo of the school depicting ‘The Rising Sun’ is a manifestation of the school’s cherished philosophy of ‘Service Before Self’....

Messages
The great work Salwan Sahib has done in the cause of education has made me very happy. This monumental work will confer immortality on him.

Heritage & History
SET was established in the year 1941 at Peshawar by Late Pandit Girdhari Lal Salwan, a great patriot who dedicated his life ....

Managing Committee
The School Managing Committee comprises eminent and distinguished people from diverse backgrounds to manage the affairs of the School and ensure quality education.

School Committee
The school has constituted various committees to address issues and concerns faced by the students.

School Policies & Code of Conduct
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Academics
The integrated academic curriculum focuses on an innovative learner-centered approach and experiential learning strategies to develop divergent thinking skills.

Assessment Policy
Assessment is the key component of learning as it determines whether the goals of education are being met. It provides timely and informative feedback to students and motivates them towards self-improvement.

Results
Small daily improvements over time lead to stunning results. Results are important precursors for one's future course of action.

Beyond Academics
At Salwan, the endeavour is to provide an inclusive and an enabling environment to all children with varied needs. We firmly believe that each and every child has the ability to learn and maximize his/her potential through adequate learning opportunities, effective teaching and appropriate resources.

Career Guidance
Driven by the ideology of providing “Education for All”, the Trust is committed to developing the right attitudes & progressive mind-set in young minds.

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Co-curricular Activities
Co-curricular Activities form the bedrock of harmonious and holistic development, necessary for moulding and shaping a child’s personality.

Life Skills
The school has adopted WHO’s guidelines of ten core life skills, which are Self-awareness, Decision-making, Effective communication, Problem-solving, Empathy, Critical thinking, Creative thinking, Interpersonal relationship, Coping with stress and emotion.

Clubs
Clubs form an integral part of learning. In order to promote holistic development of the child, the clubs are based on a collaborative approach adopted by all the Faculties.

Student Council
In order to promote the school spirit and leadership, we form student council. It has at its helm the Head Girl, Vice Head Girl, Senior Prefects and Prefects who are responsible for maintaining the overall discipline of the school.

Exchange Programmes
Students exchange programmes propel students towards acceptance and understanding of an array of different cultural and community perspectives. They help in developing a global outlook through myriad opportunities of collaboration.
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Interactive Session under Legal Literacy Club

September 19, 2024Uncategorizedby Salwan Boys School

An awareness session was held at Salwan Boys Senior Secondary School on 19th September 2024 as part of the Legal Literacy Club. The session, conducted by the Central District Legal Services Authority in collaboration with NALSA and DSLSA, focused on “Good Touch-Bad Touch” and “Cyber Bullying.”

Sh. Akash Krishna, an advocate from Tis Hazari Court, led the session. He educated students about the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012, and the Information Technology (IT) Act, 2000. Students learned to identify inappropriate touches and were informed that any sexual activity involving minors is punishable under the POCSO Act.

He explained the penalties under Sections 7 and 8 of the POCSO Act, which include up to 5 years of imprisonment. The dangers of cyberbullying, online harassment, and child pornography were also discussed. These offenses, punishable under Section 67B of the IT Act, can lead to up to 5 years of imprisonment and fines. He also warned about the risks of online gaming addiction, which can lead to blackmail and, in extreme cases, suicide.

Students asked about the punishments for minors involved in crimes and the differences between correctional facilities for boys and girls. This session successfully raised awareness of legal rights and personal safety.

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