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General frequently asked questions.

Spread across 3 acres of land in the heart of the city at Sarabha Nagar, The Shri Ram Universal School nestles in a building that emanates an aura of positivity and good cheer. With an infrastructure that is designed to provide free and open spaces for learning, the school incorporates BALA (Building as a Learning Aid) to enrich and enhance children’s learning.

Pre primary 8:00 am to 12:30 pm
Grades I to V 8:00 am to 2:30 pm

Pre-primary: House T Shirts and Navy Blue Shorts
Grade I onwards:
Formal Uniform
– White Shirt (with Blue and White stripes)
– Navy Blue shorts/skirt/trousers
– House T Shirts (Red, Blue, Green, Yellow)
– White socks with yellow stripes at the hem
– Black shoes
– Blue sweater during winters
– Track pants during winters

The children of junior school can wear birthday dress on their birthday. However, if they are going on a field trip, it is suggested that they come in the school uniform and may wear their birthday dress on another day. They can carry two simple chocolates for their friends and teachers.
Senior school children must come in uniform on their birthdays. No elaborate birthday celebration, such as carrying cake to be cut in class or expensive gifts, are encouraged on campus. However they can donate a library book or a sapling.

TSUS adopts the curriculum pedagogy, teaching methodology and the best practices of The Shri Ram School, Delhi, by collaborating with Shri Educare Limited which is a sister concern of The Shri Ram Schools.

Yes, school will certainly upgrade each year, the school can accommodate around 2000 students. It will commence in April 2019 with classes till Grade V and is upgraded by adding one/two grades each year. It will have classes till Grade XII eventually.

The Shri Ram Universal School (TSUS) follows the CBSE curriculum, with a strong emphasis on holistic development and 21st-century skills such as Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Design Thinking, Communication, Collaboration, and Creativity. The curriculum is designed to nurture well-rounded learners who are future-ready, confident, and innovative.

The methodology at TSUS is an amalgamation of best practices and pedagogy across the globe. Known by us as the ‘Shri Way’, the methodology at school takes care of intellectual, social, physical and emotional wellbeing of the children by facilitating the learning process. All our teachers are trained intensively to understand and bring out the best in each child.

We follow a whole school ratio of 1:10, with an additional facility of one didi per section in the Pre-Primary grades.

Yes, we do. We also conduct in-house and external trainings for all our staff, including Support Staff, to ensure that our vision of providing a safe and secure environment is implemented. These trainings are ongoing and mandatory for all staff employed at school.

Assessment is a continuous and ongoing process at TSUS. In the Pre-Primary and Junior Grades assessments are conducted to evaluate Understanding, Application and Effort. Whilst knowledge, retention and recall are very important, focus is on building Higher Order Thinking Skills which equip the child to become a self-motivated lifelong learner.
Formal assessments begin from middle school through a system of formative and summative assessment involving a mix of cycle tests, projects, presentations and quizzes, which incorporate writing and oral skills.
A record of the academic progress, cognitive and physical development of the children of all the classes is maintained by the teachers. These are shared periodically with parents and strategies for enhancing the child’s ability are designed.
We follow assessments and evaluation at the Middle and Senior levels in school as defined by the CBSE.

Yes, the school has buses that ply to most of the main areas and locations of the city. Details regarding bus routes and pick up points would be shared by our Administrator at the school campus. b) How will the child reach the school bus at the time of dispersal? How is it ensured that the child is handed over to the right person at the time of alighting the bus?
The Safety and Security of our children is a priority for all of us at TSUS. Children are never left unattended. Care takers and teachers are on duty to ensure that children board and disembark from the school vehicles.
Transport registers document the attendance both in the morning and in the evenings. Photo ID cards are issued to the parent/guardian and these need to be produced when the child is handed over at the pickup point each day. Bus log books are maintained and are updated on a daily basis.

We have an Infirmary with a full-time Nurse who is equipped to handle First Aid for small cuts and bruises. Although no internal medicine will be administered by the School Nurse, in case of a need she will connect with the Parent to seek permission for the same. In case of an emergency, Parents are informed immediately and the child along with the Nurse will be rushed to the Hospital which the school has tied up with for required attention and action. Parent’s emergency contact number is kept as a part of school records.

The schools have trained housekeeping staff under an effective supervisor. Frequent inspection by the administrator and the supervisor ensures a clean environment. Support staff is regularly trained in hygiene. The quality of the water supply is monitored carefully throughout the year.

At The Shri Ram Universal School (TSUS), we offer multiple convenient options for fee payment. Parents can make payments through:

NEFT / Bank Transfer, UPI (Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, etc.), Credit Card / Debit Card, Cheque (in favour of the school, as applicable) and Online Payment Portal (via the school’s ERP (ShriConnect)

These options ensure flexibility and ease for all parents when managing school fee payments.

All the classes are monitored by teachers at all times. The campus is strictly under CCTV surveillance. The school follows the child protection policy to ensure utmost security and safety of the students. All in disciplinary issues are addressed and an environment of integrity is encouraged. Students are expected to follow school rules and conduct themselves appropriately. There is round the clock guarding of the campus. Identity cards are issued to students and staff and must be carried always. Teachers are on buses in the morning and in the afternoon, except during stay backs. In case of a field trip, outstation trip or an event outside the campus, children are accompanied by teachers.

The teachers recognise differential learning and lessons are designed such that they appeal to visual, kinesthetic and spatial learners. Methods of teaching according to the international norms are maintained in the classrooms. Teaching methodology includes, and also goes beyond, the classroom dialogue between teacher and students and incorporates presentations, projects and activity-based teaching; collaborative, experimental and experiential learning; self-study and peer teaching. TSUS students explore, experiment, experience and enjoy the learning.

In keeping with the belief in providing varied learning opportunities, drawing forth all kinds of potential and acknowledging and cultivating diverse strengths to take education beyond books, the curriculum at The Shri Ram Universal School is structured to include both pursuits of academic excellence to the best of one’s ability and co-curricular activities in various fields to build confidence and a more rounded personality. Every child can dream and follow that dream, with the school and faculty acting as facilitator and guide to channel aspirations and abilities.

Sports are taken seriously at The Shri Ram Universal School and facilities are available for a multitude of sports activities such as Swimming, Shooting, Basketball, Yoga, Badminton, Lawn Tennis and Chess. All the planned sports facilities would be developed in a phased manner.
The campus has open spaces for play and structured physical education classes. Trained and experienced physical educators ensure that the children participate in age appropriate sports and exercises to develop the skill set required to pursue specific sports based on their interest going forward.

There are regular Parent Teacher Meetings held in school. While formal report cards are given twice a year, a system of non-reporting Parent Teacher Meets is also followed with prior appointment.

The school communicates with parents through the website, newsletters, text messages, e-mail and school diaries. Scheduled communication between teachers and parents includes parent teacher meetings, end of the term reporting, meeting by appointment and walk-in time. Apart from these scheduled meetings, teachers meet with parents whenever a need arises and much informal communication takes place at the many school events. The school website offers a vast amount of information on the school, and its programs and events. Our Parent Portal is another means of communication between parents and school. Homework is put up on the portal, which the students can log on to regularly. It is strongly recommended that parents log on to the Parent Portal to remain aware of school events.

Yes, we do accept student applications from other educational systems, subject to the parameters laid down by CBSE.

Admission to The Shri Ram Universal School is based upon vacancy in the class to which admission is sought and the age appropriateness as per the school’s admission policy.
There are no admission tests conducted, although children seeking admission to Grade II and above are given a worksheet to complete which is primarily to check if they have the Minimum Level Competency (MLC) for the grade they are seeking admission to. This worksheet enables the school to identify any gaps in learning that the child may have and ensure that these are addressed once he/she is admitted.

We give preference to siblings of students already in the school. In such a case, siblings automatically move to the top of their respective category in the waiting list.

Shri Educare Limited (SEL) was set up by the Arun Bharat Ram family in 2008, formed out of the commitment to expand the reach of quality education. It is essentially engaged in setting up schools (Pre-school, K12) in India and abroad, providing ERP solutions to schools, undertaking education consultancy and coaching students to prepare them for CBSE and AIEEE examinations.
Shri Educare Limited (SEL) and Vidyalok Educational Trust have signed an agreement with the aim of jointly facilitating the setting up of TSUS in Ludhiana. The Shri Ram Universal School (TSUS) will imbibe the core ideals enshrined in the pedagogical philosophy of The Shri Ram Schools (TSRS). Other TSUS set up in the country include those at Rohtak, Palava – Navi Mumbai, Noida and Hisar.

The process of admissions is as follows:
– Collect Admission Docket from Reception on payment of Rs. 500/- (Rupees One Thousand only)
– Fill in the Application and all other attached forms
– Attachments required:
– Copy of child’s birth certificate
– Proof of residence
– Photo id of parent (Driving License, Aadhar Card, Election Card, Passport)
– Copy of last Progress Report
– Transfer Certificate from last school attended (for children seeking admission to Grade I and above only)
– 6 passport size photographs of the child
– Submit the duly filled forms along with all other relevant documents and certificates mentioned in point number 3
– Make the payment of fees at the Fee Counter
– Collect Offer Letter from Reception along with receipt for fees paid

There is no guarantee of admission into The Shri Ram Schools in Delhi and Gurgaon. This is primarily because TSRS follows a strict admission policy and there is complete transparency in their admission process. Whenever vacancies arise, those on the waiting list are offered admission on a first come first serve basis.

We do have 4 houses. All Shriites are divided into 4 houses mentored by their house teachers inculcating team spirit and comradeship.