Salwan Public School

Salwan Public School - Rajendra Nagar

About Us

School Profile
Salwan Public School, Rajendra Nagar, New Delhi is a co-educational 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
Scholastics

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.

NEP 2020

CPD Training

Annual Academic Calendar
Co-Scholastics

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.

House System
The school follows a House System wherein students from Classes Nursery to XII are uniformly placed. This system gives the students ample opportunities through Inter- House Competitions.

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.

SEWA
SEWA (Social Empowerment through Work Education and Action) is a CBSE initiative designed to enhance students' mental, emotional, and social well-being. It aims to nurture students holistically, fostering intellectual, personal, social, and emotional growth.
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Celebrating Young Talent! – 7th August 2025

August 27, 2025Achievements, Co - Curricular Achievementsby Salwan

We are proud to share that Charvi Gupta (VII-D) and Dviti Narain (VII-D) have brought laurels to our school by securing the Third Position in the Terracotta Pot Decoration Competition hosted by St. Columba’s School on 7 August 2025.

With brushes dipped in imagination and hearts filled with passion, they transformed a simple terracotta pot into a vibrant canvas on the theme “Life Below Water” 🌊🐠—beautifully portraying the wonders of marine life and the urgent need for its conservation.

Their creation was not just art—it was a powerful message reminding us to protect and cherish the treasures of our oceans.

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