APSACS Sarai Alamgir

A P S A C S     Sarai   Alamgir

I Shall Rise & Shine

Our Vision

"Investing in success for all students"

Our Mission

“Provide exemplary educational programs of international standards

that inspire and prepare all students for success in the global

environment at affordable cost"

Why APSACS Sarai Alamgir?

Army Public School Sarai Alamgir is the institution of its own kind in Pakistan, located at grand trunk road Sarai Alamgir near Jhelum, Punjab, Pakistan.

We emphasize on the overall personality development of students. For this we have:

1.      Quality and affordable education.

2.    Qualified, experienced, dedicated and computer literate teachers.

3.     Optimum student-teacher ratio.

4.    Clean and good environment.

5.     Completely English-speaking environment.

6.    Exclusive sheltered areas for Morning Assembly and co-curricular competitions.

7.     Audio and video teaching aids for students.

8.    Continuous workshops for teachers to keep them abreast with the latest teaching methodologies.

9.    Regular Parent-Teacher Meetings.

10.Huge playgrounds.

11.  Well-stocked Library with books to cater for all the age groups and computers for research.

12.Fully equipped Science Laboratories.

13. Up-to-date Computer Labs with internet facility.

14.Well-ventilated and spacious classrooms.

15. Co-curricular Activities and Inter APS Competitions for

. Quiz. Drama. Debate . Elocution . Young Journalist . Naat and Qiraat

16.Exhibition Weeks for

. Art . Science

17. Participation in

. Spelling Bee Competition . Kangaroo Math's Competition . Intel Art Competition

18.Regular sports and games, indoor and outdoor

. Scrabble . Table tennis . Badminton . Volley Ball . Basket Ball . Cricket . Hockey . Football

19.Annual Sports Day

20.Fun fair.

21.Annual School Magazine.

 

·         The Institution aims at imparting quality education to the children under clean and healthy environment, conducive to learning. It follows policies & guidelines given in the National Education Policy and directives issued by APSAC secretariat, in letter and spirit. Due emphasis is given to character building & personality development of the children.

·         Islamiyat, Urdu and Pakistan Studies are an integral part of our curriculum. Efforts are made to groom the students for all classes. Morning Assembly opens with recitation from the Holy Quran followed by its Urdu and English translations, explanation and  short speech on value education by the students/teachers.

·         The Institution is affiliated with the Federal Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education Islamabad & follows the curriculum / syllabus /Text books of SSC & HSSC examinations, as prescribed by the FBISE Islamabad. Its academic calendar is also in line with that of the federal schools and colleges.

·         Its medium of instruction is English and the institution caters only for Science students at Matriculation level. However, Computer Science Group is also added to Secondary School Classes.

·         At Intermediate level Pre-Medical, Pre- Engineering  groups are offered.

·         Text books prescribed in the institution for class I to VIII are the same as laid down for all Army Public Schools & Colleges by the APSAC Secretariat.

Canteen:

We provide quality food at our canteen to our dear students and respected faculty!

During the school years, children and adolescents are experiencing great physical, psychological and social development. To ensure that this development occurs normally, children and adolescents have energy and nutrient requirements.

School canteens and school vending machines offer food service to students between the hours of 9.00 am and 3.00 pm. Students are a captive market, who are usually unable to purchase food from external sources during the six hours they are at school. It is important for schools to realise their shared responsibility to provide nutritious food and effective nutritional education to their students.

Being a healthy school canteen has the following benefits:

The students within your care are being provided with the nutrients they need to develop into healthy adults. Preventing diseases associated with poor diet, such as anaemia, osteoporosis and obesity. Reducing the rate of obesity is important, as obesity is linked with many other social and psychological problems. The students within your care are being provided with the nutritional education that can assist with the development of life long healthy eating habits.

Parent confidence in the quality of food and beverages sold in your canteen. Increased profits due to the improved quality of the foods and beverages sold.

It is mandatory for Army Public School And College and strongly supported and endorsed by the Education Sectors to have a healthy school canteen service for staff and students

Library:

You can't have good education without good libraries, and you can't have good libraries without good staff." -- ALA !

A school without a library is unthinkable these days. It must have books on various subjects, newspapers, journals and magazines. Students, those especially who want to add to their knowledge, go to the library in their vacant periods and study. It adds to their knowledge.

My school also has a big library. It is housed in a big hall. There are many almirahs in it. Each almirah has books on one subject only. There is a card for every book. Books are arranged according to their numbers. Every student applies for a card and gets it. The librarian issues books against the card. No student can keep a book for more than fourteen days. Defaulters are fined.

On one side of the library hall there are long tables and benches. Students sit there and read newspapers, journals and magazines; some take down notes. No body is permitted to talk to disturb others. Every class has one library period once a week. Students go to the library in the period and study.

Parent confidence in the quality of food and beverages sold in your canteen. Increased profits due to the improved quality of the foods and beverages sold.

The library also has reference and text books. These are meant for studying in the library only. The calm and quiet atmosphere of the library helps the students to work attentively.The school librarian is a trained and qualified person and well-experienced. He gives advice to students on the choice of books. He is an expert in his work. He understands his duty well and is of great help to students. We find him busy all the time. He advises students not to spoil books by scribbling in them or tearing off the pages. Books add a lot to our knowledge. These are our best friends.

Admission

» College Section

♦ Admission in F.S.c (First Year) Classes is granted as per the policy approved each year by college executive committee.

♦ All students, including own, will have to apply afreshto secure admission in 1st Year.

♦ Migrating to the intitution in F.S.c is subject to the following conditions:

• Availability of seat
• The Students must have secured more marks in SSC & HSSC-I than the last candidate on the merit in the relavent category

» School Section

♦ Application for admission on prescribed forms attached at the end of this brochure shall be submitted to the instituion on due dates.

• Names of the candidates seeking admission to various classes are registered with the institution. Dates of the tests are notified on the institution's Notice Boared
• Tests are administered only for all the classes where vacancies exist.

 Uniform

Summer Uniform

Classes Prep to II

• A line white K. T shirt closed on slides with felt green (blazer green) coat collar and small neckline.
• Half sleeved shirt with green border.
• One little pocket below the waist with APSAC SYSTEM embroided on it.

Classes III to V

• White K. T shirt small neckline with felt green coat collar two buttons down front. Green piping along shirt slits (all 4 slits edges).
• Half sleeves (optional) shirt with green border.
• A felt green coloured sash five inches broad will be worn diagonally. There will be shoulder tabs of half an inch width to hold the sach.

Classes VI to X

Shirt same as above but with dupatta instead of a sash. The dupatta will be worn only in the specified way. If a student wishes to cover her head she will use a white head scarf.

Classes XI to XII

White Shalwar and Kameez with green stripe collar and cuffs. White Dupatta along with yellow and pink piping for XII and XI respectively.

Winter Uniform

Classes Prep to II

• White leggings/ tights / shalwars.
• Sleeveless felt green V neck sweaters in mild winters.
• Full sleeved cardigan felt green, front open in colder months.
• Blazer with the logo in extreme cold

Classes XI to XII

• Full sleeved shirts with green cuffs and collars.
• White shalwars.
• Sleeveless felt green V neck sweaters in mild winters.
• Full sleeved cardigan felt green, front open in colder months.
• Blazer (two buttons) with the logo in extreme cold
• Shoes, School buckled Shoes Black + Plain White Socks
• Sports/ Games/ PT Days ( Joggers/ Canvas Shoes)