The Appa Public School is a co-educational boarding-cum-day school which aims at holistic development of each pupil through carefully chosen and meticulously planned educational goals and objectives, approaches and process and skilfully organized
The Appa Public School is a co-educational boarding-cum-day school which aims at holistic development of each pupil through carefully chosen and meticulously planned educational goals and objectives, approaches and process and skilfully organized and implemented standards and practices for optimizing the growth and development of its pupils.
The Appa Public School is a nurturing ground for the holistic development of each individual, in a consistently conducive environment, inculcating a blend of universal values, to make effective contribution to society and thereby to become authentic humans.
The App Public School strives to lead its pupils through excellence in everything it embarks upon by providing them a design and approach that presupposes, creativity, innovation, and critical, independent, investigative and rational thinking to the learning experience which would enable every Appite to be confident and competent to pursue a future most suitable to their potentials and abilities in any given environment and to actualise their true potentials by transforming themselves into effective catalysts in the society while upholding the values of the legacy of the Sharnbasveshwar Vidyavardhak Sangha’s educational philosophy, service to humanity is service to God.
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The school motto ‘serve and grow’ reflects the essence of the ‘dasoha’ philosophy of the Sharnbasveshwar Samastana which originates form the exhortations of the St Sharnbasveshwara. The word dasoha come from the two Sanskrit roots aham which means ‘self’ or ‘I,’ and dasa meaning servant. Hence, Dasoha essentially is an offering of the self at the service of humanity.
Education is the attainment of the light of knowledge and the removal of the darkness of ignorance. When the light of knowledge befalls we would be able to have the darshan of the true self. And the true self is nothing but consciousness, pure consciousness. When one is able to be in the status of pure consciousness, s/he comes to know that they are nothing but part of the myriads of beings that constitute the very basis of this world.
This realization leads the individual to get rid of arrogance (Self-importance) and become humble. Humility is the cornerstone of dasoha attitude where one offers oneself as the servant of the other, not only as offerings but as one’s supreme duty to help the other grow. Here, growing need not be temporal, or empirical but in spirit and service. This is the fundamental connectedness of all beings in the existential world the Being which is pure consciousness itself and is the dasoha darshan.
