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aim is to impart the best of education, with utmost
care, love and understanding.” |
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The School |
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That the
present education system is hardly adequate to equip
the students to face the challenges of a fast changing
modern world is an undeniable fact. M.E.S Qatar was
convinced that radical changes have to be effected in
the teaching methodology and course contents so that
the system of education is not merely information based
but value oriented, formulated to bring about transformation
and maturity in the personality of the students. |
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Thus in
1974, M.E.S Qatar started the M. E. S Indian School
of Doha, to rejuvenate the existing education system.
The school, recognized by the Ministry of Education,
State of Qatar and affiliated to the Central Board of
Secondary Education, Delhi, is one of the premier educational
institutions in the Gulf. The school has attained unparalleled
status and stability in Doha with its own campus. It
is gratifying to note that the school stands as a symbol
of excellence, fulfilling the dreams of its founding
fathers. |
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The strength
of the school is 6259 at the beginning of the academic
year 2003-2004. The staff comprising 270 teaching and
163 non-teaching staff including transport section not
only fulfill the academic needs of the students but
also take care of the all-round development of their
personality. The school's Faculty Improvement Programmes
enables teachers to keep themselves abreast of the new
developments in educational technology. They periodically
attend workshops, seminars, conferences etc, organized
by NCERT, C.B.S.E., Gulf Council and local educational
agencies. |
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There
is a healthy and congenial environment on the campus.
It provides spacious classrooms, floodlit playgrounds,
swimming pool and well-equipped Physics, Chemistry,
Biology, Computer Science and Home Science laboratories
and Engineering Drawing Workshop for students. All steps
are taken to ensure that the school curriculum caters
for the needs of the pupils and to equip them adequately
to face the challenges ahead with due importance to
our traditional , cultural and spiritual values. All
these aim at supplementing the academic progress and
all-round development of the students by giving importance
to curricular, co-curricular and extracurricular activities.
In order to instill spiritual values in students, teachers
specially trained in Quran and Islamic studies hold
classes for Muslim boys and girls throughout the year.
Special coaching in Karate, Athletics, Basketball, Table
Tennis, Football, Volleyball etc., is given in the afternoons
by experts in the fields concerned. |
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