Welcome to Swami Gurch aran Dass Sanatan Dharam Sr. Sec. School, Kalanaur
In the lap of nature, Swami Guru Charan Dass Sanatan Dharam Sr. Sec. school was established on 20th March 1987 at Kalanaur with the idea of imparting quality education to the children of nearby Villages and aiming at a harmonious development of the pupil’s physical, and mental and natural power with emphasis on character building and growth of an integrated personality. It is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Delhi, up to the Senior Secondary stage.
Mission & Vission
SGDSD Sr. Sec. School believes that true education must be life-sustaining and life empowering. We live our faith through a creative and competent actualization of a school culture that is broad in vision and embraces the multiplicity that characterizes our words. SGDSD Sr. Sec. School envisions to make every child a responsible citizen of tomorrow and a better human being by offering a stimulating learning environment.
From Director’s Desk
We aim to instil in them a shared perception of life which will draw them closer to their peers elsewhere, thus promoting a peaceful and harmonious environment where everyone can co-exist irrespective of caste, creed, and culture. Our motto is excellence in education and All round development of a child. Read More>
Sh. Ramesh Bhatia
(Director)
From Principal’s Desk
“Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all”. The Golden years in school are not about lessons and homework but about growing and excelling in every way possible, to fit into the fast-changing and fast-progressing
world. Today’s change is bigger than yester years. We are witnessing changes in every field, where there is the struggle for existence, where the strongest and fittest are accepted and appreciated. Read More>
Mrs Anjana Chugh
(Principal)
From Manager’s Desk
We live in a world of incredible change, where the knowledge and skills of the present are destined to be obsolete in a matter of years. They say that the inventions that will be commonplace in five years’ time have not even been thought about today. The answer lies not so much in what we learn but in giving young people the tools, skills and knowledge to learn and to engender a lifelong passion for continuing to learn.
Mr. Inderjeet Miglani
(Manager of School)
