Teach the whole syllabus
Every CBSE chapter is covered in class, in order, before the examination. No topic is left for tuition to pick up.
Green Valley takes children from the villages of Bhoranj and Hamirpur through to their Board years, on one campus, with one set of teachers who know them.
Green Valley Public School stands at the western end of Jahu township, just south of the Jahu–Hamirpur road. It opened on 4 April 1989 and has been affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education since.
Families come to us from Jahu, Badehar, Kakrot and the surrounding panchayats. Most of our students are the first in their family to sit a Board examination, and the school is built around that: small classes, teachers who stay, and a syllabus taught in full rather than in outline.
Four things we hold ourselves to, and can be asked about at any parent meeting.
Every CBSE chapter is covered in class, in order, before the examination. No topic is left for tuition to pick up.
Sections are capped so that a teacher can mark every notebook every week and know which child is falling behind.
English is the medium from the first year, with spoken practice built into the timetable rather than left to textbooks.
Parents can meet a class teacher on any working Saturday without an appointment, and reach the office by phone on weekdays.
Games are timetabled, not optional. The ground is used every day the weather allows it.
Affiliation papers, fee structure, staff strength and infrastructure details are on the disclosure page, as CBSE requires.
A school in a small town has to be more than a building. For thirty-seven years we have tried to be the place where a child from any home in this valley can be taught well and taken seriously.
Mrs. Usha Sharma, Principal
Forms are available at the school office and can be submitted any working day between 9.00 a.m. and 2.00 p.m.
Photographs from the school year.