Education
At Army Public School Wellington, we are dedicated to fostering holistic development by aligning our educational practices with the vision of NEP 2020 and NCF 2023. Our approach emphasizes equipping students with 21st-century skills such as critical thinking, creativity, communication, and collaboration, ensuring they are well-prepared for the challenges of a dynamic world.
We integrate life skills into our curriculum, nurturing emotional intelligence, resilience, and ethical decision-making. By addressing cognitive, affective, and psychomotor domains, we provide a well-rounded education that goes beyond academics.
Through experiential learning and innovative teaching methods, we create opportunities for intellectual growth and practical application, inspiring students to become lifelong learners. Our aim is to instill in them a sense of purpose, responsibility, and the confidence to make meaningful contributions to society.
Together, we strive to shape future leaders and global citizens with strong values and vision.embraced the journey of nurturing greatness, and this report reflects the collective strides we've taken toward that goal.
Academic Achievements
In the academic year 2022-2023, our students demonstrated exceptional excellence. Their remarkable achievements bear witness to the dedication of our students and the support of our teachers and parents.
In Class X, Agrima Bali and Saanvi Guleria emerged as the toppers with 96%, followed by Aarush Singh in the second position with 95.8% and Sundramoorthy in the third position with 95.4%. In Class XII, we achieved outstanding results. A.S. Shalini from XII Humanities secured the first position with 94.2%, followed by Andriya Dixon from XII Commerce in the second position with 92.8%, and Pragadish K from XII Science in the third position with 84%.
In addition to this, M. Sundramoorthy of Class X scored centum in Social Science, and Johnson of Class XII Commerce scored centum in Information Practices.
Furthermore, Army Public School Wellington secured the 4th position out of 30 schools in the Southern Command in Class X results. In addition, we achieved the 1st position in the "Very Small School" category, and our school was recognized and honoured at the Southern Command Principal's Meet.
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