
… that education is a process by which a child is
moulded into a physically healthy, intellectually objective, emotionally
balanced and spiritually conscious member of the society. At Wynberg-Allen
School, we seek to create individuals who are aware of their rights
and responsibilities and can fruitfully contribute to the community.
This aim is achieved through a well-designed programme that balances
formal and informal education.
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that academic qualifications alone do not make an individual truly educated. Therefore,
through a multitude of curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular programmes,
the school provides the students every opportunity for all-round growth. …
that physical education forms an integral part of modern education. The school
follows a well-planned programme of physical development activities. The school
maintains well-kept playing grounds for most of the internationally recognized
sports, the prominent ones being cricket, football and hockey; and possesses a
wooden floor gymnasium and indoor basketball and badminton courts. In addition,
there is a roller skating rink-cum-tennis court and a swimming pool of international
specifications at Allen, and a separate gymnasium for the Junior School at Wynberg. …
that freedom of expression makes more talented individuals. Our various clubs
and societies organize debates, declamation contests, exhibitions, and expeditions,
quiz competitions and other such activities. These are organized under the aegis
of competent and experienced staff in charge. …
that moral education makes a valuable contribution in shaping the citizens of
tomorrow. The moral and religious education in the curriculum exposes our students
to the spiritual culture and heritage that is a legacy of the civilized world.
Thus, Wynberg-Allen School enshrines an unwritten law of personal integrity in
its customs and traditions of service, which inculcates in every student a respect
for all mankind. The school motto - Excelsior - is a constant reminder of our
responsibility towards spreading the light of Learning and Truth throughout the
world. …
that community living is an extension of formal education. Our Boarding House
is therefore not just a shelter for the students, but more importantly a lesson
in practical community living. In order to achieve this goal, certain rules and
regulations have been formulated; and all students and their guardians are required
to adhere to these guidelines. more...
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