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[<strong>This article was published in the November 2006 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) </strong>]<br /><br />The Prosperity through Innovation

In today’s world where educational institutions have to play a pivotal role in shaping the goals of students, teachers and students at Delhi Public School, Vasundhara feel that the school runs hand-in-hand with the latest trends of technology thus empowering the teaching-learning process. Established in the year 1999 the school – a learning place past down the years is now known for its vision “a happy school with a blend of values, technology and quest for excellence”.


The school is equipped with three well equipped technological labs comprising 120 computers along with other technological aids. Two servers are available to complete maintenance and running of the school computers. All labs, such as the Biotechnology lab, Biology lab, Physics lab, Chemistry lab, Math lab, Social science lab are furnished with on-line systems.

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Library has the facility of e-library and students can read certain books there. The school has upgraded (near completion) itself with the MIS systems and attendance, home works, daily diary entries by teachers are carried on-line. The entire administrative force keeps their data updated via on-line systems. This has helped the school to access any data / records at any point of time.

All question papers for internal examinations, worksheets given to the students, independent practice worksheets, holiday assignments, monthly work plans, are all computerised. Report cards of the students are computerised.


Students are also encouraged to use technology for their project submissions, exhibitions, PPT’s and are also acknowledged for their work by by conducting “Inter-house technocrat quiz”. This helps the students to be in line with the latest technological advances.

Technology and Teachers


“In-service training has been rendered to teachers by Intel-teach to the future program. Under this program nearly 40 teachers were certified at the first stage followed by a second batch of 25 teachers. Today almost 85% of the staffers are technologically updated.”

The photography club is fully equipped with the latest gizmos. The entire photography needed by the school during exhibitions, annual functions or class functions is taken over by the students. The entire development of the photographs, via the use of photoshop, scanner etc is completed by the students.

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