Best Schools in Himachal Pradesh

Memories

The feelings of the affinity, the comradeship, the togetherness and the brotherhood resulting from the House and School spirit, acquired by the experience of living, eating, sleeping and fighting together can only be really experienced in a residential school. The rivalry of peers and the pranks played on one another as children; few secrets hidden deep within and lots more can be relished when recollected, in the presence of old schoolmates. It is said, 'When the going gets tough, the tough get going' and with immense fondness one looks back to school days when everything seemed a tribulation whether it was PT, Drill, Gym, Games, Camps, Hobbies and even moral lectures. It is to reminisce those precious and most memorable moments of childhood when so much was said and done in innocence that we have made the memories section of the school website.

It is to reminisce those precious and most memorable moments of childhood when so much was said and done in innocence that we have made the memories section of the school website. We have divided this section into 'Grapevine' (the Newsletter) for current news, the 'Roll of Honour' to pay tributes to the children who have excelled, a 'Picture Gallery' to walk down memory lane. 'Faculty' includes the record of the past teachers who gave so much for so little and lastly the 'Guest-book' which speaks of what others have written and said about us.

Our Founder

A Tribute to our founder Wg Cdr S.S.Gyani

Born on 19th February, 1919, Wing Commander S.S.Gyani, the Founder Director of St. Soldier Divine Public Schools at Panchkula and Banur (Patiala) and Pinegrove Schools at Dharampur and Subathu left for his heavenly abode on 30th Sept 2004.

One is always sad and disappointed to loose ones elders no matter what the age as we humans always believe that they will always be there for us no matter their age. But when the call comes from the Almighty, one must go and we can only help in the soul`s journey, with prayer.

On hearing the news there was a kind of stillness in the whole campus. It seemed as if every inch of the place was agonized at the loss of its creator, father and initiator. No words, no speech or consolation can feel this void. The whole place was desolate as the man who had envisioned these prestigious institutions had sailed away to unknown horizons leaving us stranded. Each one of us was shocked beyond comprehension at this irreparable loss.

Wg Cdr Gyani knew no rest and worked relentlessly to build these institutions from which many hundreds have got their livelihood and many thousands have got educated. He worked his way up to success with determination and hard work. `By Toil he reached the Stars`. He never shied away from work and placed duty before self and even family, always and every time. Forever ready to take challenges and had a never-say-die attitude. His mind was alive while the body started giving way, about which he said: read more