SHREE SWAMINARAYAN GOODWILL SCHOOL
This institution was set up by the Swami Narayan Education Trust, Nahiyer and its predictable contributions for development of education are well known all over Gujarat. Our motto is to impart burden free education to children and make them responsible citizens. We want to make them independent, caring, intelligent, and compassionate.
PRE PRIMARY
The basic method of teaching is the playway method. The formal teaching becomes very monotonous and makes the students repel from the school. Concepts of environmental studies, community helpers, flowers, fruits, etc.
PRIMARY
Here classes are child oriented with emphasis on environment and social awareness. The basic skills in Reading, Writing and Arithmetic (3 R’s) are developed. Projects and experience oriented learning is given thrust and pupils learn at their pace.
SECONDARY
Formalization of concepts is undertaken with greater emphasis on oral, written and computing skills along with introduction to process skills. Awareness of the environment, role of pupils therein, are emphasized.
WHAT WE DO
AlUMNI
Toppers and meritorious alumni have made a foray in top colleges and institutes like SRCC, LSR, CBS, Hindu College, Hansraj College, Sri Venkateswara College, JMC, etc to give their pursuits a new height and a wider horizon as visualised by their alma mater.
MEDIA COVERAGE
Independence Day tradition in its 13th year, and it brings together volunteers from the class around Independence Day every year to spread smiles and learning to hundreds of children.
Circulars
The fest is about embracing the new medium which encourages students to shed their inhibitions and set the stage ablaze with their immense talent at the national level platform
Student’s Council
The student council helps share students’ ideas, interests, and concerns with teachers and school principals. They often also help raise funds for school-wide activities, including social events, community projects, helping people in need and school reform.
Media Coverag
Many parents choose to send their children to private schools, as many public schools lack proper resources, suffer from a large student to teacher ratio and poorly educated teachers. Secondary schools, which start at the age of twelve, place heavy emphasis on preparing for the workforce with vocational training. At the end of secondary school, students take the Higher Secondary Exam, which can then grant access to college.
