DAV Model School

Sector - 15, Chandigarh

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I wish all my friends and colleagues in the DAV and the Arya Samaj the very best for the year 2018. "Swasth Raho! Vyasth Raho! Aur Masth Raho!". Punam Suri, President, DAVCMC. Details at davcmc.net.in
Click here to view : Message of Hon'ble President, Padmashree Punam Suri ji in Aaj Savere programme on DD National Channel.

Hostel

The school houses the most congenial and a very decent hostel for girls only. It is nestled in a very serene atmosphere on the campus. Limited seats are available on the basis of merit only. The three storey hostel meets the requirements of the present day students with special care for a healthy environment and hygiene to ensure best possible grooming under the patronage of the Principal and the allied Staff. The hostel Staff consists of an experienced Hostel Warden – an epitome of warmth, ably assisted by , teachers of the school and other hostel incharges. Their dedication and experience combined with compassion makes the hostel an ideal place for the students to live in. It is a home away from home. Highest standards of hygiene and cleanliness are maintained. Students from all over India and abroad seek admission in the hostel.
Parents are apprised of their ward’s performance, conduct and progress from time to time. Parents can have access to the hostel warden any time of the day. Timings for parents to contact their wards on telephone are however fixed.

The school lays special emphasis on closeness and togetherness as in a family where harmony and a host of values are learnt. The child’s curiosity is kindled to and build a moral character worthy of an Indian citizen.

Hotel Rules

All rights of admission to the hostel are reserved with the Principal. No student can claim admission as a right.
Orders/decisions notified from time to time by the school authorities will be binding on the residents.
An incorrect statement/address in the hostel admission form would result in cancellation of admission and confiscation of securities.
A student may be refused admission if her conduct during earlier stay was not satisfactory or she was a defaulter.