Maneckji Cooper Education Trust School , Santacruz West

Overview

Education is the only means which can give to our young minds the right direction. All this may apparently sound as just an idealistic talk but the fact is that wherever we are, in whatever profession or vocation we may be functioning, these basic values shall even help in leading a life which would be a wealthy one. There would be a sense of fulfillment and achievement; a sense of self-satisfaction that would make us feels elevated and elite in the real sense of the world. This is the real purpose of education and with confidence, I can say that my school has been guiding and motivating these youngsters in the right direction.

Details

• Nursery to X grade
• ICSE Board
• English Medium
• Co-ed School

School days: 6 Day (s)

Extra-curricular Activities:

Tours & Excursions
Personality Development Programs
Art and Craft

Infrastructure:

Science Lab
Computer Lab
A.V. Room
Library
Medical
Medical
Art & Craft
Interact Club

Additional Details:

The School has 2 large Laboratories - one for Physics and Biology and one for Chemistry. It is regularly used for Experiments and Demonstrations in Science.
Medical camps are organized every year for eye and dental check up. The school also has a qualified nurse to take care of the ailing students.
A series of talks are conducted by eminent faculties pertaining to Career Guidance and Moral Values like:
Values in family life
Success through Empowerment
Leadership and Personality Development
Management and Positive Lifestyle
Positive changes in attitudes
Public speaking & Communication Skills etc.

Admission Details:

1.The minimum age for admission in the L.K.G. class is 3 years 6 months on 15th June of the year for admission.
Registration fee is Rs. 100/- which is not refundable.
Pupils applying for admission are, as a rule, subjected to an entrance test in English, Mathematics and Hindi. They will be tested on the syllabus covered in the standard below the one to which they seek admission.
Pupils who join the School in Standard II and above should submit a Transfer Certificate from the previous school.
If the last school is outside Maharashtra State, the Transfer Certificate should be counter-signed by an Education Officer of that State.
Pupils coming from unrecognized schools in India will have to produce an affidavit to that effect signed by their parents or guardians.
When a pupil is admitted on a Transfer Certificate, he or she will not be placed in any class higher than that for which the certificate shows him or her to be qualified.