Don Bosco School

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The Vision of Don Bosco School, Alaknanda

At Don Bosco School, Alaknanda, we aim to guide our students to become fully integrated and aware persons, endowed with intellectual, moral, emotional, aesthetic, physical and social skills enabling them to become responsible citizens and response-able persons able to triumph over the challenges of our era.

About
Don Bosco School

Don Bosco School, Alaknanda, New Delhi is proud to offer students from various communities of India the best possible opportunities to become confident, thoughtful and sensitive young people who are prepared for future challenges. We take special care of the economically and socially weaker sections of the society through inclusive education and through outreach programmes like Ankur-Don Bosco, Ashalayam and Evening coaching centers. We are very proud of our caring, inclusive ethos where we set high standards and expectations for our students to achieve and become their very best.

Origin & History of Don Bosco School

John Bosco was born on 16th August 1815 in the little hamlet of Becchi some 20 km, from Turin, Italy.

Mission & Vision

With its motto ‘Ever More and Better Ever’, Don Bosco School, Alaknanda, seeks to form in the minds of the students

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Message from the Principal

Education is often viewed as a pathway to acquiring knowledge and skills, but its deeper and more enduring purpose lies in moulding a person into a better human being. True education goes beyond textbooks and examinations; it shapes values, attitudes, and the behaviour of individuals, guiding them to become responsible, ethical, and compassionate members of the society.

Character moulding through education begins at an early age. Schools and educators play a vital role in instilling discipline, respect, honesty, empathy, and a sense of responsibility in the young minds. Through daily interactions, moral teachings, stories, and even the school environment itself, students learn what is right and wrong. These lessons gradually become a part of their character and influence their actions throughout life.

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