Navy Children School, Visakhapatnam, Nausena baugh wing is a coeducational day school affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi. The school is a part of the Navy Children chain of schools promoted in 1965 under the aegis of Navy Education Society. The school offers education from kindergarten through class XII.
The motto of the school is “Gyanen Shobhate” meaning ‘Knowledge Embellishes’, which defines the school’s vision ‘Growth towards Eternity’. The school’s mission is to excel its students in thoughts, words and action to help them become good human beings and consistently strive to teach the children to love, laugh, value work and develop their unique talents.
The campus facilities include spacious and well-ventilated class rooms with Educomp smart boards, state-of-the-art auditorium, well equipped science laboratories, modern computer laboratories, well-stocked libraries, a Science park, a traffic park, healthy and hygienic cafeteria.
The sports infrastructure includes facilities for athletics, soccer, basketball, handball, swimming, table-tennis, carom and chess.
The school focuses on the physical, social, emotional, intellectual and cognitive growth of the child thereby achieving holistic development in a secure, supportive and enterprising environment. The school also instills in its students ethics, self-discipline and integrity along with educating and grooming them with various important life skills.
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SportsThe school’s entry level is from nursery. However, there is no policy of automatic admission of nursery students in LKG. All admissions to class I are treated as fresh admissions and are dealt with as per rules in vogue.
The child must be 3 years old as on March 31 of the academic year in which admission is sought. No child would be eligible for admission in a class if the age is more than the maximum age prescribed. The maximum age would be relaxed by two years for differently-abled children. No admission test is conducted for admission to Class LKG.
All admissions will be subject to the approval of the SMC and subject to availability of seats, suitability of students and verification of relevant documents.
Priorities for admission are as follows:
Category-I: Children of serving Naval Personnel
Category-II: Children of serving Army /IAF/Coast Guard personnel, who are on deputation to Navy
Category-III: * Children of retired Naval Personnel
Category-IV: * Children of retired Army and Air Force Personnel
Category-V: Children of NCS Staff
Category-VI: Children of Defence Civilian Personnel
Category-VII: Others
* Children of all Ex-naval personnel given the status of Ex-servicemen will be eligible under Cat III. Personnel who do not qualify for this category will be accorded Category VII.
Fees
Fee structure is as follows for different categories:
PO and Below (Serving and Retired) Class I to V: INR 18180
Class VI to X: INR 19860
Class XI and XII: INR 23020
CPO’s and MCPO’s (Serving and Retired)
Class I to V: INR 18840
Class VI to X: INR 21380
Class XI and XII: INR 25520
Officers (Serving and Retired)
Class I to V: INR 21470
Class VI to X: INR 24010
Class XI and XII: INR 28010
Civilians
Class I to V: INR 31030
Class VI to X: INR 32710
Class XI and XII: INR 35870
Navy Children School, Nausenabagh, Visakhapatnam has consistently excelled in the class X and XII board examinations and has received appreciation from the HRD Ministry, CBSE cluster and The Eastern Naval Command.
Being a day school, Navy Children School, Nausenabagh, Visakhapatnam does not offer accommodation facility.
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