Belpahar English Medium School

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Belpahar English Medium School (BEMS)
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Belpahar English Medium School

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Type Primary, Middle, Higher, 10+2
MottoLabour to Learn and Lead with Love
Established1968
StatusRunning
School district Jharsuguda
School codeOR038
PrincipalMr. Abhaya Kumar Swain
Staff55
GenderBoth Male and Female
Number of students1325
ClassesClass I to Class XII
CampusTRL Krosaki Township, Belpahar
HousesGandhi, Radhakrishnan, Tagore, Tata
Affiliation CISCE

Belpahar English Medium School (School Code OR038) is a co-educational Higher Secondary School (HSC) of Belpahar region in Odisha affiliated to CISCE, New Delhi for ICSE (Class X) and ISC (Class XII). [1] As of 2022, BEMS is headed by Mr. Abhaya Kumar Swain, principal.

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History

The school started as a kindergarten School in the year 1968 by The Hand Maids of Mary, Sundergarh with the objective of offering primary education to the children of the officers of Tata Refractories Limited, now known as TRL Krosaki Refractories Limited. In 1977, it was taken over by the company. As of 2016 this school is under the aegis of Belpahar Educational Society (BEST).

Uniform

The students of the school wear uniform. White half sleeved shirt, house T-Shirt, belt, school tie, white socks, white canvas shoes, navy blue socks and navy blue blazer for winter are common for all classes. Boys of Classes I to V must have white shorts, steel grey shorts, black laced boots, while those from Classes VI to XII must wear white trousers, steel grey trousers, black laced boots.
Girls irrespective of their classes must wear white knee length box pleaded skirts, steel grey neck pinafore, navy blue and white winter stockings and black buckled shoes.

House system

Students after their admissions are horizontally divided into houses. The four houses are Gandhi with red colour, Radhakrishnan with green colour, Tagore with yellow colour and Tata with blue colour. These houses are named after great Indian leaders – Gandhi standing for Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, Radhakrishnan for Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, Tagore for Rabindranath Tagore and Tata for J. R. D. Tata.

Activities

The school is represented every year in various district, state and national level competitions. It also holds competitive examinations like Talent Search Competition (TSE), National Olympiads and quizzes headed by the principal of the school. It has also got awards for doing well in NCC, tennikoit, football, cricket, badminton, chess and kick boxing.[ citation needed ] Sambalpur NCC Group secured an overall first position in the Odisha directorate inter-group competition for boys at Thal Sainik Camp (TSC) in Puri. Cadets from the school performed well in both senior and junior categories. The cadets were selected in the Odisha Directed team. [2] The school also represented the BOURNVITA Quiz competition. Chiranjibi Pradhan represented BEMS in TCS IT WIZ Bhubaneshwar edition, 2018 and secured a historic win for the school.

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References

  1. "BEMS ICSE school".
  2. "BEMS good performance in NCC". Archived from the original on August 12, 2016.

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