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Vision and Mission

Vision

To train young minds to understand the essence of life.

Mission

To help the children evolve into men and women with outstanding character and achievement.

● We greet each other with the word “Hari Om”. 
● This is to see the divinity inherent in each one of us. 
● The school was taken over by Chinmaya Mission Jamshedpur from Tata Steel in April 2001.
● The school is being run in the same pattern as all the Chinmaya Vidyalayas in the country.  
● When we took over the school from Tata Steel there were 17 rooms and classes till Std. V only.
● Now there are 44 rooms and classes are from Kg to Std XII.
● We have number of Co-curricular Activities like Music, Arts, Yoga, Foot Ball, and Archery. 
● Our children are taking part in various Inter School Competitions. 
● We are observing all Indian festivals in Traditional Indian Style.  
● We give a practical & judicious combination of academic excellence, extra curricular activities, character building and personality development.
● Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Jamshedpur is not just a school; it is a family.
● The students here are bright, confident and balanced individuals.

Head of Chinmaya Mission

Swami Chinmayananda

“Gurudev” founder of Chinmaya Mission

Swami Tejomayananda

Is the former Head of Chinmaya Mission Worldwide, a position he held since 1993 after Swami Chinmayananda attained Mahasamadhi.

Swami Swaroopananda

Present head of Chinmaya Mission World Wide

Our Founder

Pujya Gurudev Swami Chinmayananda was a great ascetic of modern India, who worked ceaselessly for over four decades, spreading the Vedantic message of peace and happiness to the people of all classes around the globe.
th Balakrishnan Menon was born on 8 May 1916, at Ernakulam Kerala. He was an inquisitive and intelligent child.
He acquired degrees in law & literature. But mere degrees did not satisfy him. Sensitive to the freedom struggle of the country he joined the Indian Independence Movement in 1942.
He became the Chief Reporter of the National Herald at Delhi. He earned the reputation of being the "forceful and dynamic voice" of all controversial issues like the British rule.
The radical journalist in him wanted to expose the "bluff of the masters" and this sent him to Rishikesh to interview Swami Shivananda. The meeting transformed him. The sceptic in Menon dissolved & Swami Shivananda initiated him into the holy order of sanyasa on 25 February, 1949. He was named Swami Chinmayananda Saraswati one who revels in the bliss of Pure Consciousness.
His austerity strengthened under the great Himalayan hermit, Swami Tapovan Maharaj, known as the Glory of the Himalayas who taught him the scriptures, discipline and a spiritual way of life. Swami Tapovan Maharaj was a realist and wanted his disciple to first know the world as it is, before making his final decision. So he advised him to travel across India for a year, penniless and see the real India.
After a year of travel, Swami Chinmayananda gave his first talk "Let us be Hindus" at a Ganesha temple in Pune. Thus was born the Chinmaya Movement in December 1951. From then onwards, he became a globetrotter touching the hearts of millions, including scholars at Harvard, M.I.T. and other accredited American and European universities. Pujya Gurudev was not just a great person but an institution in himself.
His name became synonymous with Bhagwad Gita and the Upanishads. He initiated a revival of Indian culture and spirituality at a time when it was most needed. He was chosen to be the President of the centenary celebrations of the World Parliament of Religions at Chicago. Just prior to that, he attained mahasamadhi at rd San Diego, USAon 3 August 1993. "Swamiji was one of the greatest spiritual teachers of modern India.
His legacy remains in the form of a global Organization - Chinmaya Mission. He has authored 30 books and written commentaries on various spiritual texts. Gurudev more than once declared that he wished to bring "Hindus back to Hinduism". He believed that Vedanta is the spiritual birth right of every human being. The 96 Chinmaya Vidyalayas, an International Residential School, and 6 Chinmaya Colleges and one university - Chinmaya Vishwavidyapeeth offer education with a difference under Chinmaya Mission. The difference in these institutions is the Chinmaya Vision Programme (CVP) which complements academic excellence with value based education.

Message

Dear Children

Hari Om ! Hari Om ! Hari Om !

Salutations !

This is not a school. This is an extension of the home of my children. This is the true concept of Chinmaya Vidyalaya with minimum children in each class, so that the teacher's responsibility becomes double of each child's mother. The institution protects and provides a warm atmosphere of love and affection in which the children grow and are nurtured and nourished by the teacher mother. This is the concept with which I started schools scattered all over India.
The parents have started recognising the unfolding of a sense of duty in their children who are left in our care. I wish the parents would participate a little more actively in the school, where their children are trying to grow into their full stature.
I would like to see a little more encouragement in the Arts for our children who learn to appreciate beauty in whatever form they see, so that they grow to be fine sensitive human beings. I do not know how you will accomplish it, but I have full faith that you will.

SWAMI CHINMAYANANDA

Chinmaya Vidyalaya

ABOUT THE SCHOOL

Our Vidyalaya runs under the supervision and guidance of Chinmaya Mission and runs on the same pattern as all Chinmaya Vidyalayas in the country.
The Vidyalaya is co-educational meant for both boys and girls providing them a healthy and helpful environment to grow in. We are school with a difference, observing all Indian festivals in traditional Indian style, with fun and frolic.
We have 51 rooms and classes from KG to class XII, affiliated to the CBSE, New Delhi. 13 batches of class X and 9 batches of class XII have appeared for the AISSCE in 2022 with 100% as pass percentage. We have recreational facilities for the students with a number of co-curricular activities like Music, Art, Yoga, Volleyball, Archery, Football and Scouts & Guides. The school has digital setup in all the classes and now it has also started using Campus Care application for all kind of communication with the parents/ students and fee payment.
We have separate libraries and computer labs for Junior and Senior school. Keeping in mind the safety of students the Chemistry Lab has been reconstructed on the ground floor, lightning arrester has been installed and fire hydrant pump systems have also been introduced for Disaster Management System.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
To offer children a value based and holistic education which paves the way for the integrated development of the physical, mental, intellectual and spiritual aspects of the personality, enriched by knowledge of Indian Culture, a feeling of Patriotism and a Universal Outlook.
To mould children into young men and women of moral strength who can face the challenges of modern life with a smile and make a difference in the world by their positive contribution.

ORGANISATION

Chinmaya Vidyalayas, all over the country are run under the support or protection of the Central Chinmaya Mission Trust (C.C.M.T.) Mumbai. The Vidyalaya is administered by the C.C.M.T. through a committee under the local Chinmaya Mission Centre. Swami Tejomayananda was the Supreme Head. In January, 2017 Guruji stepped down as Head of Chinmaya Mission Worldwide and Swami Swaroopananda has now been bestowed by Swami Tejomayananda the privilege to serve as the Head of Chinmaya Mission Worldwide. As in the case of all other Chinmaya Vidyalayas in the country, the educational and administrative aspects of our Vidyalaya are supervised and guided by the Central Chinmaya Mission Trust Education Cell [CCMTEC]

CVP

The Chinmaya Vision Programme (CVP) is what makes this school a 'school with a difference'. CVP was born to enshrine the philosophy of education developed by pujya gurudev Swami Chinmayananda in the heart of every growing child to bring out the best in them for overall personality development of the child. The child is the focal point of this programme. Apart from regular academic curriculum, there is an emphasis on the moral and cultural aspects. Teachers are regularly being sent for various training programmes for orientation and development.

Chinmaya Vision Programme has four aspects -
1. Integrated Development : It aims at the overall unfoldment and gentle blossoming of the child at the physical, mental, intellectual and spiritual levels of his or her personality. It aims at making the child an overall, emotionally balanced person. It implies manifestation of his or her inherent intellectual capacities and abilities to discover his or her inherent divinity and manifest it.
2. Indian Culture : Under this head the child is given a wide exposure to the various aspects of our culture, cultural awareness and appreciation of the versatality, artistic and scientific heritage of India, explanations of customs and traditions and cultural motivation through projects, hobbies etc.
3. Patriotism : It aims at creating dedicated and committed citizens who take real pride in serving the nation. This vital area of focus includes education in citizenship, civic consciousness, fostering pride in being Indian and vital national concerns such as unity in diversity.
4. Universal Outlook : The world needs to come back to a universal holistic view of life. Universal outlook refers to an appreciation, sensitivity and commitment to the universal issues. it helps the child to view himself or herself as a responsible citizen of the world, live in harmony with creation as well as become aware of being an intrinsic part of the macrocosm.
CVP is Value Education and value based education, inculcating values not only through stories and precepts, but learning values in and through all academic subjects and co-curricular activities of the Vidyalaya.
CVP augments the role of teachers, parents and the management in this enabling endeavour. It aims at character moulding and personality development of growing children, complementing academic excellence. It is not an activity but a vision inducing programme.

ADMISSIONS

New admissions are normally taken in L.KG. and Std. XI Admission to other classes can be taken if there are vacant seats.
The admission of new entrants to L.KG. is done through lottery in January. Admission to Std. XIis done in March through an entrance test which is conducted in December.
A student seeking admission to classes other than L.KG shall have to produce a transfer certificate from the school last attended. No t rans fer cer tificate i s needed for admi s s ion to L.Kg. Parents/Guardians have to produce an official birth certificate from Notified Area Committee/Appropriate Govt. authority at the time of admission. The date of birth and other information during admission once filled cannot be changed under any circumstances.

FEES
Fees shall be charged for all the 12 months of the year irrespective of the broken period due to illness, leave or holidays. Students leaving the school in the middle of an academic year, shall have to pay fees for the month in which the application for T.C. is received.
Fees of January, February and March are to be paid in January itself. School fee is taken on a monthly basis. Fee must th th st be submitted between 5 to 30 /31 of every month. Fee th st deposited after 30 /31 of the month will be collected with a fine of ` 200/-. A fine of ` 200/- will be charged every month of defaulting. In the event of fees being overdue for two months, the name of the defaulting child will be struck off the school rolls and charge of ` 500/- will be taken along with the fine amount of the defaulting months of ` 200/- per month.
Fee has to be submitted online through Campus Care app (on mobile) only through the HDFC gateway.
Note: Payment through Debit card & Net Banking will not be chargeable. Credit cards payments will be charged

PARENTAL CO-OPERATION
1. The child’s date of birth once entered in the school records cannot be changed under any circumstance. If the school finds that any incorrect information has been furnished, the school is free to take penal action.
2. The school expects the co-operation of the parents to ensure:- a) That the children come to school regularly, punctually, dressed neatly and correctly. b) That the children do their homework regularly.
3. Parents are requested to inculcate a sense of discipline and respect for the noble values of life in their children.
4. Parents are now allowed to enter the class room. They should not disturb their children by taking them out of the class during school hours except for unavoidable reasons and that too with the permission of the Principal.
5. They must not send the child to school if he/she is sick or has an appointment with the doctor. 6. Parents must see and sign the remarks made in the school diary by the Principal/Teacher. They should also sign the progress report card of their child.
7. Parents must ensure that the fee is paid in time.
8. Leave application must be sent in advance on ‘Leave Record Page’ of the diary when the child has to go out of station. In case of illness of the child, the application must be sent to the school latest by the next day.
9. Parents are expected to co-operate with the school authorities in enforcing regularity and discipline, by taking active interest in the scholastic and co-curricular activities of the school.
10. A newly admitted student should come in proper uniform from the first day itself.

11. Teachers can be seen by appointment only.
12. Report Cards will be given only on the P.T. Meeting day to an authorized person.
13. Entry beyond the Reception Hall is not allowed except during Parent-Teacher Meetings and for the collection of results.
14. The stipulated visiting hours (9:00 am - 11:00 am) for meeting the Principal, Incharge & Coordinator will be strictly observed by the school except under unavoidable or urgent situations .
15. A child will not be allowed to enter the school without wearing the proper school uniform.
16. Any violation of the rules and regulations of the school will invite punitive action, leading to removal of the name of the student from the school rolls.
17. Communication with the parents will be done regularly through P.T. meetings, circulars and notices. Parents are requested to read them carefully and follow the instructions given.
18. Parents should monitor the daily activities of their ward; check the diary regularly for entries, check their bags occasionally. Parents are advised to spend quality time with their wards to instill confidence and motivation.
19. The school contact number should be used in case of emergency, please abstain from the habit of making petty enquiries. Parents are appealed to respect the privacy of teaching faculty and administrative staff and abstain from causing any disturbance through telephonic/house visits for any official purpose. Any official matters are to be clarified by using Parent communication section given in the student diary by all means.
20. Parents are advised not to grant any money to the students, as any monetary transaction is strictly prohibited.
21. Parents are advised to educate their wards to respect civic rules by not allowing minors to drive two wheelers like motor bike/heavy vehicles.
22. Parents are requested to ensure that their wards carry the text/exercise books according to the timetable of the day, absence of which adds excess weight and harms the spine of the child. 23. Please meet the Principal or a teacher whenever you receive a note or a phone call regarding your ward's problem.
24. Parents are requested not to send their ward when sick/social engagements. Half day leave will not be granted; instead it will result into absence for full day.
25. Parents are requested to give the correct telephone numbers. They must notify the school immediately, if the address or telephone number is changed .
26. Parents are requested to take back their children within 15 minutes of the dispersal time

NOTE FORPARENTS OF PRE PRIMARY SECTION

1. It is the responsibility of the parents to help child to make child converse the school activity on daily basis through interaction and thereby create a positive environment where the child can learn to express.
2. Parents need to spend more time in honing the child's values, habits, mannerism, speech and behaviour towards each member in the family and neighbourhood, instead of pushing for private tuitions.
3. Saturday will be non-working for pre-primary section, however students identified with specific learning issues will be given a schedule. Parents are advised to check regularity and follow up.
4. Pre-primary education does not lay stress on rote learning and mechanical writing. Parents are requested to co-operate with the school authorities in helping their children to polish the required skills desired.

PARENT - TEACHER MEETING

Parent Teacher meeting will be held after each periodic test, unit test and terminal examinations. Date and timing will be communicated later.

EXAMINATIONS & PROMOTION

There will be Unit Tests and Terminal Examinations in the course of the year. Promotions will be decided on the basis of the performance of the student throughout the year. Regularity in doing the class work and home work will also be taken into consideration while granting promotion.

A student must have a minimum of 75% attendance during the academic year and must clear all the arrears of fees and other dues, before he is eligible to appear in the Terminal Examinations and Final Examination.
Any student from L.KG. to Class VII will be eligible for promotion only if he secures a minimum of 33% marks in all scholastic subjects.
The Parliament has passed amendment to the Right to Education Act (RTE) in 2019. It has taken into consideration the fact that there has been a general decline in the standard of education after passage of RTE Act in 2010. As per the original act ‘no child can be detained up to Std. VIII (from Std. VIII to Std. IX). The amendment mentioned above provides for detention of the failed candidates in Std. V and Std. VIII. However, in academic year 2019-20 it has been decided to allow the students who have failed in Std. VIII re-examination in the subjects in which they have failed after giving a time period of three weeks from the declaration of the original result. The students will appear in the re-test only in the subjects he/she failed to secure 33% marks.
The student has to secure a clear pass marks (i.e. 33%) in all the failed subjects for which he/she has been re-tested. As per the result of re-test if the student has failed to secure the requisite pass marks he/she will be detained in Std. VIII. Parents are advised to motivate their wards so that the incidence of failure in Std. VIII is minimal.
The criteria for promotion in Std. IX & XI will be same as followed by C.B.S.E. for awarding pass certificate in Std. X & XII respectively.
Those who do not fulfill the promotion criteria in Std. VIII, IX & XI , will be asked to repeat class or discontinue.

Use of unfair means in any TEST/EXAMINATION is strictly prohibited.
In case a child is likely to be absent for any test or examination, parent should seek permission in writing prior to the test/exam. If a student remains absent for any test/exam without adequate reason he will be awarded zero in that test/exam. In case of illness a medical certificate will have to be produced which can be considered for the final results. Re-examination will not be taken under any circumstance. Failure to answer a test / assessment examination will affect the student's average in the final result.
A student failing twice in the same class and during his/her tenure in school may be asked to discontinue his/her studies in the school.
If a student fails to qualify in Sanskrit in Std VIII then the students will have to qualify in consecutive classes either in Std. IX or Std. X to be eligible to appear for the Board Examination (Std. X).

WITHDRAWALFROMSCHOOL
One month's clear notice in writing and the fee for one month is required to be paid for the withdrawal of the student from the school. The notice for withdrawal must be accompanied by a fee of ` 100/- to cover the charges for transfer certificate. No transfer certificate will be issued until all school fees and library books and such items of school property borrowed by the students are deposited / returned.
The school reserves the right to strike off the name of any student from rolls for :
1. Arrears of fees for more than 2 months.
2. Continuous absence of the student for more than 15 days without notice.
3. Irregular attendance, lack of attention in studies or playing truant.
CODE OF CONDUCTFORSTUDENTS
1. Arriving at school on time.
2. Attending all classes regularly and being in class on time.
3. Bringing required materials to class.
4. Completing assignments on time.
5. Having a good work ethic.
6. Showing respect for oneself and for others.
7. Defending the rights of others.
8. Respecting school property & the property of other students.
9. Working collaboratively & cooperatively.
10. Taking responsibility for one's actions or inactions.
11. Following dress code of the school.
12. Acting in the interests of the school.
A student who is experiencing difficulties in following any part of this Code of Conduct is encouraged to discuss these difficulties with a teacher.

DISCIPLINE

Everyone in this school jointly works as a team towards excellence.
1. English is encouraged to be spoken in the school premises to acquire greater ease in the study of the language and use it as a medium to comprehend other subjects easily. Every student must take pride in conversing in English. Any pupil found conversing in any other vernacular will be subject to face disciplinary actions.
2. Visiting to washrooms should be restricted to the cause, any habitual movement from the class after every interval should not be practised.
3. Change of classroom for co-scholastic periods should be done in silence and in an orderly manner.
4. Refinement in manners, habits of obedience, order and neatness in dress and above all punctuality are required at all times.
5. Each member of this school is expected to impart his/her duty in a disciplined way.
6. Every member of this school is expected to respect & help one another.
7. Each & every member must work towards building a conducive atmosphere in the functioning of the school.
8. Students are expected to arrive at school before the school bell i.e, 7:25 a.m. The school gate will be closed at 7:30 a.m.
9. A student who is not habitually clean or properly dressed in full school uniform, will be sent back home after 3 warnings.
10. No student is allowed to leave the school campus during working hours without the permission of the Principal.
 11. Absentees will be allowed to rejoin class only after the leave note is signed by the Class Teacher/Principal/In-Charge. The reason for absence should be mentioned clearly. A student after illness must produce MC / fitness certificate from registered medical practitioner.
12. At the end of the session, a student must have at least 75% attendance failing which he or she will not be promoted to next higher class.
13. Each student must be responsible for his / her belongings. Students must not carry costly articles to school. (The school is not responsible for loss of any goods belonging to the students).
14. In no way should a student disfigure the walls or destroy school property. Scribbling on desks or tables is forbidden.
15. Wilful damage to school property can bring expulsion from school.
16. They should take utmost care in keeping classroom & school campus clean.

17. During the absence of teachers students are not allowed to leave the classroom or make noise. In such cases, class monitors are responsible for maintaining discipline inside the class.
18. Students are not allowed to raise fund of any kind to give gifts to members of the staff & to organize any gathering without the permission of the Principal.
19. Verbal abusing or use of slang is strictly prohibited.
20. Name and fame of the school lies in the hands of the students and so they should give utmost importance to behaviour & discipline.
21. Students are not allowed to bring any kind of electronic gadgets like mobile phone, digital camera, radios etc. (If these things are found they will be confiscated and will not be returned).
22. Power driven vehicles are strictly prohibited for students.
23. The school reserves to itself the right to dismiss students whose diligence or progress in studies is steadily unsatisfactory or whose conduct towards other boys/girls is undesirable. (The Principal as the working head of the school is vested with the power to exercise this option) Immorality or wilful damage to property, grave insubordination or contempt of authority is always a sufficient reason for immediate expulsion.

DISCIPLINE

The school has provided the students with two well equipped libraries.
1. Only one fiction or biography or reference book may be taken at a time. Books on fiction and biographies may be kept for a week but reference books are to be returned after 3 days.
2. Books like encyclopedia, dictionaries, general knowledge books etc. are to be used in the library only for a period or a day but not taken out of the school. Magazines, periodicals and newspapers are on no condition to be taken out of the library.
3. A fine of ` 1.00 per day will be charged on each book which is not returned on due date. No books will be issued to any student incurring such a fine until it has been paid.
4. Each borrower is held responsible for damages to books. So in every case the borrower has to replace the book in kind.
5. No books should be taken out of the library without the permission of the librarian.