PM SHRI Adarsha Vidyalaya Rangapather is committed to emerging as an exemplar school by translating the vision of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 into meaningful school practices. As a PM SHRI School, the Vidyalaya focuses on creating an inclusive, joyful and learner-centred environment where every child is encouraged to learn, explore, create and grow.
The school promotes experiential and competency-based learning through hands-on activities, projects, discussions, field experiences and innovative pedagogical practices. Special emphasis is given to the development of 21st-century skills, digital literacy, creativity, critical thinking, communication and problem-solving abilities.
The PM SHRI initiatives of the school also focus on Green School practices, environmental awareness, sports, arts and culture, ICT-enabled learning, skill development, community participation and holistic student development. Students are provided opportunities to participate in exhibitions, competitions, awareness campaigns, educational excursions, cultural programmes and various co-curricular activities.
The school promotes sustainable practices and renewable energy through its 5 kW on-grid solar power plant, reflecting the PM SHRI vision of developing environmentally responsible and future-ready schools.
Through these initiatives, the school strives to nurture confident, responsible and compassionate learners who are connected with their local community while being prepared to contribute meaningfully to the nation and the wider world.
Focused early-grade reading and numeracy support in line with the NIPUN Bharat mission.
Activity-based, competency-driven classrooms that go beyond rote learning.
Critical thinking, creativity, communication and collaboration built into everyday learning.
Smart classrooms, computer labs and digital resources for interactive teaching.
Barrier-free access and support systems for children with diverse learning needs.
Environmental awareness woven into activities, from tree plantation drives to eco-clubs.
Digital boards and interactive teaching tools being rolled out across sections.
Improved lab equipment for more hands-on experimentation.
A dedicated space for innovation, coding and basic robotics exploration.
Sustainability practices including plantation drives and waste segregation awareness.
A 5 kW on-grid solar power plant supporting sustainable, renewable energy use on campus.
