Air Force Bal Bharati School, New Delhi

Air Force Bal Bharati School (AFBBS), Delhi, is a day cum residential school. It is related to the Central Board of Instruction, New Delhi, providing education up to level 10+2.

The school was started on July 15, 1955, by the Indian Air Force Academic and Cultural Society to serve the students of Air Force Personnel announce within the urban centre region. The initial student strength of the AFBBS was 116 students and half a dozen employees members. Over the years, the school grew into a full-fledged senior middle school providing academic to over 3300 students from various backgrounds.

AFBBS functions beneath the aegis of Indian Air Force academic and Cultural Society as a recognized, unaided school. The varsity conjointly complies with the principles and laws prescribed in the urban centre faculty Education Act and Rules 1973.

Campus

The school hosts an outsized playground, a multi-operated hall, a completely equipped mini area, and labs for biology, biotechnology, chemistry, and science. The school field conjointly offers a computer lab, projectors, interactive board and package for all subjects, a medical health facility, associate degree audiovisual area, sports advanced, music and art block, a canteen, and a Bank of Baroda branch.

Academics

The school offers a CBSE syllabus and provides education from UKG to class 12. Digital learning has been introduced, and therefore the senior categories are equipped with interactive boards, liquid crystal display projector and subject wise package.

The junior categories are offered further laptop work for digital learning. In class 11 and 12, students will choose between Science, Commerce, and Humanities streams.

Extracurricular

Co-curricular activities embrace engineering science, art, handicraft, papercraft, clay modelling, music, and inventive dance are mandatory for all students. Training provides for hockey, football, cricket, gymnastics, skating, horseriding, basketball, badminton, athletics, and chess.

The admission priority is giving to children of Air Force personnel. However, there is some number of seats available for Non-Air Force (NAF) students.

Admission occurs in December – January, and the minimum age for access to UKG is 4 + years as of March 31 of the year.

The admission process is based on the policies and guidelines issued by the Government of NCT Delhi.

NAF category admissions for class 1 -10 are made subject to seats, and registration takes place in between  March-April.

Admission is done through an entrance test for classes 9 and 10 and completion of other formalities.

All admissions are completed on or before July 31.

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