National Public School, Koramangala was established in 2003 under the chairmanship of Dr.K P Gopalkrishna following the glorious lineage of the elite institutions - National Public School, Rajajinagar & National Public School, Chennai, both established over four decades ago, and National Public School, Indiranagar, established in 1982. "National Public School, Koramangala was established in 2003 under the chairmanship of Dr.K P Gopalkrishna following the glorious lineage of the elite institutions - National Public School, Rajajinagar & National Public School, Chennai, both established over four decades ago, and National Public School, Indiranagar, established in 1982. This Institution is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), the national body of the Government of India for Secondary Education. It is run by the National Education Trust, which is a linguistic, regional, minority institution imparting quality education.
National Public School has branches and this one is in Koramangala
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Continuously evolve teaching learning strategies to equip students with skills and competencies in preparation for their entry into a world beyond School
Provide a plethora of opportunities to all students to develop the 21st century skills to transform themselves into value driven versatile well-grounded individuals
Enhance staff competencies through rigorous professional development programmes laying emphasis on teacher training and leadership training
Continue to build constructive relationships with all our stakeholders thereby creating a positive school climate which helps to extend a caring school community
Enhance IT infrastructure and resources to augment student learning and assessments across scholastic and co-scholastic areas
Strive towards impacting the community undertaking outreach initiatives and environmental projects in the neighbourhood
The first priority is for siblings. Applications from siblings are usually more than twice the number of seats available.
The second priority is for children of our teachers and other staff members.
Priority for admission is also listed for alumni of our school. As you are aware, NPS has been functioning since 1959. Children of the alumni group are also many.
The next preference is for the nationally mobile group, including central services and other transferable services of India.
There is also another category of people who are internationally mobile coming from schools outside India. Bangalore is seeing a large number of this migratory group who are seeking admission to NPS.
Now the government prioritises admission for minorities from different states of India to promote national integration.
Applications for admission to KG II and Grade 1 are not accepted as there is no vacancy.
In other classes admission will depend upon the vacancies likely to arise on account of withdrawal due to parents&rsquo: transfer.
Parents are requested to check the website periodically for updates regarding the entrance test.
