Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Senior Secondary School

About us

We are Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Senior Secondary School in B-5 Block, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi. Founded in 1988, our school is managed by the Little Angels Public School Society. We are affiliated to CBSE through senior secondary level, with affiliation number 2730192. These roles support the day-to-day organisation of a school: communication with families and visitors, and practical help with the computing environment used by pupils and teachers.

Our location and community

Our institutional base is in Delhi, India. Our address is B-5 Block, Paschim Vihar, Delhi 110063. Our educational and professional work is connected with the learners and families served by this campus.

Professional areas within our institution

Professional roles within our team include Front Desk Receptionist, Computer Lab Assistant.

The work associated with these appointments includes providing clear, organised communication at the school’s front office.

How our teams contribute

We receive visitors and enquiries professionally, understand the purpose of the contact and direct people to the appropriate colleague or process.

We maintain accurate records of calls, appointments, documents and follow-up so that information is not lost between different office tasks.

We prepare the apparatus, materials and working area required for practical lessons in coordination with the subject teacher.

We check equipment and supplies before use, report faults or shortages and support appropriate handling and storage.

Careers with us

For opportunities with Lt. Col. Mehar Little Angels Senior Secondary School, please use the application method and closing date given for the individual vacancy. Applications should identify the position and the relevant campus. Describe your front-office or school-office experience, the software you use and how you organise enquiries and follow-up. A practical example of managing several requests accurately can demonstrate communication and administrative judgement better than general claims about multitasking.