St. George School(SGS), Barsat, Greater Noida: Photos

We have smart classes in collaboration with Edu-comp which help students to clear the concepts. Audio Visual Room is equipped with LCD project where Pre Primary children learn rhymes, other concepts and watch animated cartoons through interactive CDs etc. At primary & secondary levels students learn through power point presentation and various educational CDs.

Considering that computers are playing on increasingly significant role in the march to modernization & economic growth of the Country, we include Computer studies & computers right from Class I efforts are made to enhance the sphere of knowledge of students by audio visual aids such as educational CDs.

Transport facility is available to every corner of the city. The school provides various modes of transportation at extremely reasonable and affordable charges.

St. George (275 - 303 AD), born in Lydda, Romon Palestine: was a soldier in the Romon army and was later venerated esa saint. He is immortalized in the tale of Saint George and the Dragon and is one of the Fourteen Holy Helpers. His memorial is celebrated on 23 April and he is regarded as one of the most prominent military saints. He is known for his courage and beliefs to uphold peace, fondly coiled "The Warnor Salint". Depictions of Saint George often include the image of him slaying a drogon. The standard iconographic interpretation of the image icon is that the dragon represents both Satcn and the monster. Thus, it represents the triumph of the good over evil. Saint George is the protector of peace and is respeded in many cultures across the world.

The school offers exposure to computer aided learning right from the beginning. Pre primary children learn rhymes, other concepts and watch animated cartoons through interactive CDs etc. From class | onwards, theoretical knowledge is followed by practical handling of the computer: Whole Pre Primary wing is air conditioned and well ventilated. The school has a modern equipped composite Lab for all subjects.