The Cambridge International School, Khanpur, Delhi: Photos

Chemistry lab is situated on the Ground Floor of the school building. It comprises of main lab and a store room and a separate place for LPG connection which provides LPG gas for conducting chemistry practical. The lab is very well lit and ventilated. The exhaust fans have also been provided in the lab. The lab also has a good drainage system. Cabinets contains all the chemicals and the glass apparatus. The store room is also provided with cabinets, shelf tops and water connection. The work top provided to the students is wide and spacious. The open shelf is provided on top of the table along with water connection and gas connection. The open shelf is commonly used to keep chemicals in the reagent bottles. Cabinets are provided below the worktop table for keeping the apparatus used in the chemistry lab. One cabinet is provided to each student. It is well equipped with apparatus and chemicals to meet the demand of the C.B.S.E. curriculum and to take up a variety of higher level projects as well. With a capacity to cater to 24 students at a time, it ensures the safety of the children as a top priority. Fire extinguishers are available for any emergency. Proper gas connection records are maintained.

It is an updated lab with latest equipments to take up projects of any level. With a capacity to accommodate 25 students at a time, it provides first hand experience of all practicals and activities to each child individually. Physics lab situated on the first floor of the school building comprises of the main lab and a store room. The lab is very well lit and ventilation is excellent.

The Biolab is well equipped to perform experiments from class VI to XII according to the CBSE guidelines and can accommodate 24 children per batch. It also has the facilities to perform high level projects. It has a unique collection of charts, models, slides and specimens to cater to the needs of the syllabus of each class.

Mathematics is all around us, it cannot be learnt but it has to be experienced and understood. We at Cambridge, Jawahar Park put our best effort in helping students understand the subject with the help of Mathematics Lab. The Mathematics Lab provides an opportunity to students to learn mathematical concepts through several pre-planned activities under the guidance of the teacher. Activities for Classes III &V mainly involve the use of concrete materials comprising of mathematical games, identification of solid shapes etc. for the simple understanding of concepts. Classes VI-X conducts a number of experiments with colorful paper cutting and folding techniques in order to clarify concepts that are abstract in nature. There is also an extensive use of technology. The computers and the internet are used for teaching, self learning, interactive mental maths quizzes and competitions.

The state of the art Computer lab is equipped with over 40 computers. The lab is well spaced out and can accommodate over 50 students at a time. The lab boasts of an exhaustive collection of educational C.D's which are used as a teaching aid by the school faculty. Multimedia in education plays a pivotal role in our curriculum and we have a multimedia projection device which provides visual aid for three dimensional teaching. The projection system is installed in our auxiliary lab which is equipped with computers with TFT screens. The teacher's cubicle is in the nucleus of the lab which houses computers for the use of staff members. All the computers are networked which facilitates practical sessions. Internet facility is provided to staff. Students are allowed access but only under guidance for project work. Computer education is mandatory for all our students from Class I-XII and the program of study is adapted every few years to keep our children up to date with the changing technological scenario.

The state of the art library lab is equipped with over 40 librarys. The lab is well spaced out and can accommodate over 50 students at a time. The lab boasts of an exhaustive collection of educational C.D's which are used as a teaching aid by the school faculty. Multimedia in education plays a pivotal role in our curriculum and we have a multimedia projection device which provides visual aid for three dimensional teaching. The projection system is installed in our auxiliary lab which is equipped with librarys with TFT screens. The teacher's cubicle is in the nucleus of the lab which houses librarys for the use of staff members. All the librarys are networked which facilitates practical sessions. Internet facility is provided to staff. Students are allowed access but only under guidance for project work. library education is mandatory for all our students from Class I-XII and the program of study is adapted every few years to keep our children up to date with the changing technological scenario.

An interactive whiteboard is a large interactive display that connects to a computer and projector. A projector projects the computer's desktop onto the board's surface, where users control the computer using a pen, finger or other device. The board is mounted to a wall. Interactive whiteboards is used as a replacement for traditional whiteboards or flipcharts. They provide ways to show students anything that can be presented on a computer's desktop (educational software, web sites, and others). Projectors, which are used with the interactive whiteboards, can also be connected to a video recorder or a DVD player, or users can connect to a school network digital video distribution system. This is the ultimate step in modern pedagogy. This is an effective instructional tool for students who are hyper active and are captivated by visual images. It is helpful in making classroom teaching interesting and leaves an indelible print on the students mind. A weekly scheduled is prepared for each class to learn a lesson through digital board. Teachers plan special modules for the special classes.

Safe school transport is available on selected routes in the neighbourhood. No concession is admissible for using it one way. One month’s notice or one month’s transport fee is required before a child can discontinue the use of school transport.