Charan's Public School, Ulsoor, Bangalore

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Charan's Public School
Address
326, 1st Main Rd, Someshvarapura Layout, Jogupalya, Bangalore, Karnataka 560007, India

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Type Private School
PrincipalMrs. Charubala Ranganathan
Affiliation Secondary School Leaving Certificate Examination (SSLC)
Information+91 80 2557 6440
Website http://charanspublicschool.org/

Charan's Public School is a co-educational school in Ulsoor, Bangalore, Karnataka, India. It was founded in 1990. [1] It offers Karnataka State Board Syllabus with languages, Kannada, Sanskrit, English as an optional language.

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Charan's Public School received an award from the government of Karnataka for scoring 100% in SSLC 2013. The school has successfully secured many prizes and awards in sports, Olympiad, singing, and dance competitions. [2] [3]

Charan's Public School is a part of Charans Institutions which is a group of schools under the same school name. Another prominent school part of Charans Institutions is Charan's PU College, Ulsoor, Bangalore.


This school also has lovingly environment, with wooden benches and strong concrete walls, with a big Blackboard. The school includes dedicated room for Science, and Computers, With an Audio & Video room and a Library as well.

Houses

The house system is a feature common to public schools in India. The four houses of the Charan's Public School are:

The houses compete against each other in academics, games, track and field sports, aquatics, arts, literary, and drama and music competitions and the best team gets a award. This event happens every year, mostly during the Summer Months.

Special Days

Charan's Public School celebrates many national days such as Independence Day (India), Republic Day (India), Children's Day, and many others. The school sets up a fun program for children to participate in and watch many cultural performances. There is also a day called Talent Day, where all children can participate in dance, drawing, writing, singing, fashion shows, makeup shows, and other fun activities. This fest is usually celebrated during February or March.

Exams and Tests

There are tests and exams that happen year-round. The year begins with Unit tests and ends with Term exams. Unit test include whatever has been taught during the months before it and Term exams include everything that has been taught in the year. The year ends with The "Final Term Exam".

Subjects taught here

  1. English (1st language)
  2. Kanada (2nd Language)
  3. Hindi (3rd Language)
  4. Maths
  5. Science
  6. Social
  7. Life Lessons
  8. General Knowledge
  9. Olympiad Practice
  10. And Physical Education

Electing Office Bearers

After a summer vacation, Students get to choose their new leaders, these leaders are selected by the students by voting. The students can vote for someone to be a Chief Student Guide or a Deputy Student Guide.

Students can also be selected by the principal to be one of the following:

These students are selected on an Investiture ceremony day.

They continue to be elected until next year where new leaders are selected.

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References

  1. Charan's Public School
  2. State-Winners Olympiad Archived 30 April 2014 at the Wayback Machine
  3. "Students showcase talent". The Hindu. Karnataka. 31 October 2011. The Hindu-Student Showcase Talent