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Best Public School for child education in Rohtak   by Arvind Kashyap

Indus Public School is located in Rohtak. The mission of the school is to offer quality education to the students, the aims are to realizing the full potential – physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual growth of each child. The school aims to present the world to our children, so in turn, they can present themselves to the world. The school has a futuristic approach towards education in accordance with the changing social needs of the new millennium. The school aims to preserve and enhance the highest standard of excellence and prepare the generation for the 21st century.

The school is spread over a vast lush green campus on National Highway – 10. The school is located at 30 minutes drive from Delhi Border. The school is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education. The school is up to XII level and provides education in Medical, Non-Medical and Commerce Streams. The aim of the school is to provide an environment in which the child becomes physically fit, socially adaptable emotionally balanced, intellectually alert and spiritually enlightened while allowing the hidden potential in each individual to blossom. The school aims to train and prepare the students to manage stress of modern life and having a scientific and rational outlook. The school aims to provide the best in education. The school aims to foster noble virtues like affection respect, obedience, forgiveness, gratitude, helpfulness, service and exemplary behavior.

The school follows a House System. There are four houses in the school. These four houses are Beas, Jhelum, Ravi and Satluj. Each house here is headed by a House captain (Boy or Girl) and by House prefects. A member of the staff is assisted by several other teachers (tutor). The school organizes Inter House competitions in games and sports, dramatics, debates, quiz, arts and music. The school has Interactive Smart Classes in its school. Interactive SmartClass is a revolutionary, teaching-learning system that comes from India