Canara High School – CBSE

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About Canara High School – CBSE

Canara High School – CBSE is a private school in Mangalore, Karnataka. Campusbells lists it under Primary/Secondary, with 3 school courses, including VIII to X, V to VII and I to IV.

Canara High School - CBSE is a Co-educational English Medium School has Opened Its doors in the year 2009, on June 1 with 48 students in classes 1 to 3. Thanks to the governing council’s determination and commitment, as well as the generous assistance of contributors and well-wishers, this gigantic project with ultra-modern infrastructure and amenities has taken shape. With the catchphrase ’Quality Education at an Affordable Cost,’ Canara CBSE not only delivers high-quality education, but also emphasizes character development, and cultural and moral values, and works for the students’ whole growth.

Canara CBSE is part of the Canara School Association, a well-known educational organization that has carved out a place for itself. The school is the newest jewel in the crown of educational institutions, and it is situated on a tranquil campus that promotes studying in a pleasant environment. Canara CBSE is fortunate to have a strong group of governing council members that work tirelessly for the growth of the community.

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The school has achieved incredible growth thanks to his broad expertise and capable leadership. The school has classes for students ranging in age from 5 and half years to 14 and half years old, with classes ranging from I to X. The school hopes that every student who attends becomes a mature, spiritually aware individual who is engaged and productive in society and patriotic to his or her nation.

Vision; We think that every child has the ability to succeed. Canara wants every child to improve their knowledge, skills, and understanding. Our school’s goal is to assist students to gain confidence and prepare them to face the world.

Mission: To provide the ideal climate in which all people, regardless of caste, creed, or religion, can receive a high-quality education and become future leaders. To give chances for soft skills, sports, and the pursuit of knowledge excellence. To offer kids Value Education in order to help them develop a sense of integrity, honesty, and ethics.

Adherence to the National Curriculum Framework (NCF-2005). Education with the Fewest Consequences. The School’s History: INSTITUTIONS ARE CREATED IN MEN’S MINDSETS.

The events in Bengal, Banaras, Poona, and Lahore during the last decades of the nineteenth century revealed a deep national ferment across the country. Four young men studying in Madras in 1888-89 dreamed of an educational system that would combine traditional cultural values with modern scientific advancement. After much deliberation, they approached AMMEMBAL SUBBA RAO PAI, an advocate who had recently relocated to Madras following a successful career at the Mangalore Bar.

Subba Rao Pai was a dreamer, yet he kept his feet firmly planted on the earth. He carefully listened to the young men’s serious comments, examined their minds, and discovered the depth of their convictions, which coincided with his own views on the matter, and he pledged them his full support. He most likely intended to assist them financially, but Providence intervened when he developed a serious case of Gout, and doctors said the Madras environment was unsuitable for him.

Subba Rao Pai had returned to the Mangalore Bar. His line of work was right here. Early in 1891, the young graduates, Bantwal Padmanabha Baliga, Arkula Vasudeva Rao, Bantwal Vaman Baliga, and Udyavar Srinivas Rao, "with starlight in their eyes," set out to establish the school in collaboration with Subba Rao Pai.

They sought Srimad Varadendra Thirtha Swamiar of Sri Kashi Math Samstha’s blessings first at his Camp, then in Moodabidri. Swamiar gave his grace in the form of a ’RayasPatra.’ Adige Padmanabhaiya, who resigned as Headmaster of the Mangalore Municipal Middle School, was included in the group of four teachers.

CHS was founded in 1891. On June 30, 1891, the Canara High School opened its doors in a rented facility across from the Kodialbail Church. Among these five pioneers, Vasudeva Rao was the solely trained graduate, and he became the first Headmaster.

The school had an Emblem and a Motto, as befitting a spiritual venture. The insignia was a reclining Kamadhenu holding the Vedic Quotation Vidya Kamadugha ( Education fulfils all desires). The Upanishad’s Satyam vada, Dharmam Chara a mantra that emphasises life’s rectitude was picked as the motto.

The Emblem and Motto have served as a guiding star for us, and we have endeavoured to follow them. 1894, the Sister Institution, the Canara Girls School, opened its doors. It was formerly a free school supported in part by a two-pie income tax collected from council members, well-wishers, and the Canara High School personnel.

The ladies in the region likewise measured out a day’s worth of rice and set aside a fistful for Canara High School. The fund was known as the ’Mushti’ (Fistful) fund. 1895: Bhuvanedra Hall: This hall, named after Srimad Varadendra Thirtha’s Guru, was built in 1895 with the help of old pupils and under the direction of a foundation instructor Srinivas Rao.

5850/- and has near-perfect acoustics, has hosted numerous national leaders. In October 1927, Mahatma Gandhi visited to unveil the big image of Lokamanya Tilak. Another notable visitor was Rajendra Prasad, who was president of the Indian National Congress at the time.

The ’Proprietor Teachers’ operated on the basis of ideals, but they lacked any other assets. Subba Rao Pai and his pals chipped in to cover the costs. Looking back over the past 122 years, one is struck by the fact that the institution has expanded to 15 institutions, including an engineering college and the Canara Tennis Academy, as well as other schools and colleges with over 10,000 students and 600 employees.

The Institution has been nurtured, like a tree that relies on a constant supply of vitality from the earth, by Old Students and friends, generation after generation and, of course, by divine favour. On Kartheeka Ekadashi day, the school receives recognition from the Director of Education, Madras Presidency, after overcoming initial challenges. On December 13, 1891, the proprietors transferred the institution to a Managing Committee, as directed by the government.

A. Subba Rao Pai was the life and soul of the place. Ramachandraiyya, be nominated as the first President.

K P Rama Rao, Adiga Srinivasa Rao, and M Baba Pai were the other members of the committee. Subba Rao Pai starts his own bank, Canara Bank. The ’Canara Hindu Permanent Fund Lt, Mangalore’ was established on July 1, 1906.

The name was changed to Canara Bank Ltd in 1910. 1922, the CHS Association was founded. The Societies Registration Act of 1863 was used to register CHSA.

S. celebrates its centennial year in 1991-92. The centennial of the CHS was commemorated in a big way.

The honouring of renowned alumni and retiring instructors was a highlight of the event. U. S Urva have announced plans to expand their buildings.

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Parents are asked not to take their children home during the school day. When you want to take your children home during the school day in case of an emergency, you should bring your ID cards with you. On re-opening and closing days, as well as all national festivals, attendance is required.

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m. when the midday bell rings Only a family member may pick up the youngster from school. If a non-family member is required to care for the child, the details must be included in a formal letter submitted to the principal.

Dress Code: On all days of the week, all students are obliged to arrive at class/functions neatly dressed in a well-laundered uniform. Coloured clothing is not permitted. A fine will be imposed by the management for each disorderly turnout.

Curriculum: Our CBSE Curriculum was created with the assistance of some of the brightest minds in the country who have helped construct some of the best schools in the country. The school’s primary language is English, with Hindi / Sanskrit as a secondary language. This school uses the idiscoveri Curriculum-Xseed for classes I and II, which is based on the NCERT Syllabus in subjects including English, Maths, and Theme.

It is primarily focused on the child and allows him or her to make the most of his or her potential. Apart from English, which is the first language, and Hindi, which is the second language, Kannada, which is the third language, is required for students in grades I through IV. From class V onwards, students will be able to choose between Kannada and Sanskrit as their third language.

Computer classes, music, drawing, moral science, general knowledge, and other subjects are included in the school curriculum. Yoga Vyayama is required beginning in third grade. Chess, classical dance, and music are all included in the school curriculum for students in grades I to III.

School structure and System: 1) The School Structure: Class I to Class V Primary Class VI to Class VIII Middle School Class IX X Secondary School 2) The school has a co-educational system 3) The academic year is divided into 2 terms for classes I to X from June to April 4) The medium of instruction is English 5) Languages First Language English Second Language Hindi / Sanskrit Third Language Kannada / Sanskrit / Hindi 6) The Social Week: Classes I to X have a six-day academic week. On Saturday the pupils will receive guidance and instructions on club activities in the following areas. Literary activities Quiz Skating Karate Drawing Tabla / Keyboard / Guitar Science / Astronomy Curio Club Numismatics and Philately Drama and Theatre Freestyle Dance Scouts and Guides Cubs and Bulbuls NCC General Regulations & Rules: Canara High School is a public high school in Canara, California The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Syllabus is followed by CBSE, and English is used as the language of instruction.

National and regional languages are also given due consideration. There are two terms throughout the academic year. June to September is the first term, and October to April is the second term.

Admission: Admission to Canara High School CBSE is accessible to all children, regardless of caste, creed, religion, or area. On payment of the appropriate price, an application form or admission can be obtained from the office. Class I entrance is limited to individuals who have completed 5 and half years as of May 31st.

There will be no leniency in this regard. Parents should be aware that the date of birth recorded in the student’s school records will remain the same throughout his or her academic career. The original date of birth certificate, as well as a photocopy, must be submitted with the admissions application.

Applications for admission should be submitted in the prescribed format, together with a copy of the transfer certificate from the last school attended. On the day of admission, each student must pay the required price. Attendance: Regular class attendance is a requirement for a promotion.

If a student’s attendance falls below 75%, he or she will not be promoted to the next higher class. The entire performance in the tests and exams for attendance determines promotion. The school conducts exams on a regular basis to alleviate the children’s anxiety, worry, and pressure.

Attendance is expected to be punctual and consistent. No leave of absence will be allowed unless parents/guardians submit a written request in the form provided in the diary. If the absence lasts longer than three days, the principal must be notified.

Those who rely on both public and private transportation to get to school must leave early to avoid the rush during peak hours. When a student is absent from school without leave for an unforeseeable reason, such as illness, she or he must provide a note of excuse from her or his parents/guardians in the form provided in the diary when she or he returns to school. Parents are not allowed to take their children out of school or extend their vacations throughout the school year.

Missing classes and falling behind in school is upsetting for a child. Absence can cause significant problems in several sequential courses. A student’s name may be struck from the class register if they extend their leave without telling the school authority.

As described on the institution’s website

At a glance

Key facts

Ownership

Private-Unaided

Stream

Primary/Secondary

Location

Mangalore, Karnataka

Academics

Courses offered at Canara High School – CBSE

3 programmes listed

Campus life

Facilities at Canara High School – CBSE

• Playground
• Library
• Auditorium
• Computer Labs
• Seminar Hall / Conference Room
• Front Office