St. Anselm's Senior Secondary School, Ajmer

St. Anselm's Senior Secondary School, Ajmer
Location
Ajmer, Rajasthan
India
Information
Type Convent
Motto Deo Amabiles et Hominibus
(Be Pleasing to God and to Men)
Religious affiliation(s) Roman Catholic Church
Patron saint(s) St. Anselm
Established 1904
Founder Rt. Rev. Dr. Fortunatus Henry Caumont O.F.M. (1871-1930)
School board Central Board of Secondary Education
Principal Rev. Fr. Susai Manickam
Chancellor Anoop Mathur
Number of students 4000
Color(s) Blue
Information (0145) - 2460088
Website www.stanselmsajmer.com

St. Anselm's Ajmer was established in 1904 by the Rt. Rev. Dr. Fortunatus Henry Caumont O.F.M. (1871–1930). He was born on 10 December 1871 in France, and came to Ajmer to start modern education. It is located in the city of Ajmer, Rajasthan, India. St. Anselm's Ajmer was among the first institutions of higher learning set up during the British Raj. It offers senior secondary courses. It falls under the Roman Catholic Diocese of Ajmer.[1]

Organization

Houses

The student body is divided into four houses:

  • Red
  • Blue
  • Green
  • Gold

The houses compete against each other in academic and sporting disciplines, each contributing toward house points which count toward the "Best House" awarded to the champion house for the year. In 2011, Gold house won the award for best parade on Independence Day.

House tutors

Each house master is selected on the basis of his ability in sports, studies, and extracurricular activities. They have to select boys from different classes, at least 10-15 boys from each class. They have to change their group every year.

Prefects

Prefects are appointed by the class teacher after consultation with class, as their representative. Prefects have authority and privileges.

Curriculum

St. Anselm's Ajmer designs and implements its own curriculum for classes nursery to VIII. Classes IX to XII follow the CBSE syllabi. Work is done in the library or outside the classroom and this is enhanced by the Council's own recommended structures. Every boy goes on for tertiary education for helping children with special needs.

Admission

Admissions are open to all boys irrespective of caste or creed. Boys who are in the age group of between 2 years 8 month and 3 years 6 month will be admitted in nursery class. A corresponding age scale is fixed for the succeeding classes.

Sessions

The scholastic year begins on 1 July and ends on 30 June. The year is divided into two sessions or terms separated by the winter vacation. The summer vacation is from mid-May to 30 June.

Admission to Class XI

Students who have passed Xth class fill in a registration form for admission to faculties in XIth class. The subject-wise grouping in the streams is as under:

  • Science: Compulsory - English Core, Physics, Chemistry. Optional - Maths/Economics, Computer / Biology.
  • Commerce: Compulsory - English Core, Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics. Optional - Geography/Maths/Computer (Informatics Practices).
  • Humanities: Compulsory - English Core, Political Sc., Geography, Economics. Optional - Hindi Core/Sociology.

Uniform

On class days and at school functions the boys wear uniforms.

Summer uniform

Light blue shirt (short sleeves), dark blue shorts (trousers for VI-X); white shirts with full sleeves and white pants for Classes XI and XII, white socks, black laced shoes and school tie.

Winter uniform

Classes K.G. to VII: V-neck blue woolen pullover and dark blue or worsted (dark) grey trousers. Classes VIII to XII: Navy blue blazer with school crest and worsted (dark) grey trousers.

Co-curricular activities

Students take part in games and athletics. Coaching is given in cricket, hockey, football, Table tennis, basketball, badminton and gymnastics. Every year players are selected for games at the state and national levels. Students are encouraged to join NCC (Air Wing) and Boys Scouts to develop their leadership skills.

Notable alumni

References

  1. ↑ "Centres". Diocese of Ajmer. Retrieved 6 August 2017.

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