Top 5 myth about military school

Top 5 myth about military school

MILITARY SCHOOLS

To handle the schooling of the sons of defense personnel, King George’s Royal Indian Military Schools, also known as Rashtriya Military Schools, were established. The admissions process was opened to both civilian and military service officer sons in 1952 after the institutions were reorganized along public school patterns.

The institution joined the Indian Public Schools Conference (IPSC) in 1954 and is still an active participant in the organization today. The original motto, “Play the Game,” was replaced with “Sheelem Param Bhushanam,” indicating that Character is the Highest Virtue when the institutions were renamed Military institutions in 1966.

Rashtriya Military School became the official name of the school on June 25, 2007. In the armed forces, a number of the school’s former students have significant posts.

The Directorate General of Military Training at IHQ of MOD (Army) is in charge of supervising the schools, which are category “A” establishments of the Army. The Ministry of Defense’s Central Governing Council (CGC), which is taken over by the Defense Secretary, serves as these schools’ top administrative authority.

Most military schools encourage and promote key values including solidarity, respect,  accountability, discipline, and leadership. It promotes students in developing strong values and teaches them the abilities and emotional intelligence required for success in any action, whether inside or outside of the military.

5 common Myths about military schools

There are some common myths regarding military schools. So some of them are discussed below .

A.     The teachers are arrogant

• Most military schools use a staff made up of both active-duty and retired military personnel with a shared passion for educating teenagers.
• Most of the schools’ administrative leaders are ex-military officers who have achieved success in the fields they specialize in.
• They contribute to a school with a track record of encouraging, instructing, and developing young people.

B.     Only military-related material is taught to students

• More than anything else, military school is about academics rather than the military.
• The military element serves as an environment to regulate student behavior and plan their everyday lives
•  It is a strategy used to encourage a disciplined environment, self-discipline, kind relationships, leadership, taking care of others and most crucially, a culture centered on academic success.

C.     Only those who have completed military training join the military.

• In the eyes of many students and their guardians, attending a military high school is the natural first step toward future military duty.
•  But it’s only the first step—just that. The second step is to get enrolled in college. The third step is serving in the military.
• Your child will understand what has to be done to reach her goals after receiving this type of education for a number of years.

D.     Military schools only accept troubling children.

• A common misconception is that troublemakers only attend military schools. This may have been true in the past, but military institutions today welcome students of all backgrounds.
•  They generally guide clear of those who have had legal issues or who have persistent behavioral problems that are best handled in a therapy environment.
•  Those students who have the potential but lack a natural will to use it (underachievers) succeed at military school.
• These pupils receive structure, self-discipline, goals, and encouraging advice for development from military schools.

E.     Extracurricular Events Aren’t Provided.

• This could be the common myth which everyone thinks while thinking of military schools.
• Contrary to popular belief, military school pupils do not spend the entire day marching in formation.
• Students can take part in several kinds of extracurricular activities in military schools, including clubs and both pleasure and athletic events.

Conclusion

Every military school promotes discipline and strong personality, regardless of what you prefer. It’s the ideal setting for driven students who want to get ready for college or a fulfilling career in the military.

A safe environment, mentorship, structure, and a limited number of distractions and obstacles are all provided by military schools, which help students make development both academically and personally.

Military schools, however, are not always the best option for all young people. Military colleges provide structure, as well as educational and athletic discipline in an environment of supervision.

FAQS

1. Is military school a punishment?

No, during military school, you can set yourself up for future success.

• Is military school fun?

I mean, really! Military schools today provide a huge variety of interesting and demanding activities.

• Why do some people choose to attend military school?

You gain the ability to succeed in the future in military school.

• Why do kids go to military schools?

Your kid can learn regulation and structure-related skills at military schools.

• Are girls also allowed to join military schools?

For the Class 6 test, boys and girls must be 10 to 12 years old, and for the Class 9 admission test, boys must be 13 to 15 years old.

Principle Mam

It is a matter of great pride for the School that Smt Divya Soni, MA.(Public Add,Geography) BEd, PGCTE (Assistant Master) was honored with the National Award for Teacher's, 2011 & The Indian Education Award 2019 . The award was presentedto her at New Delhi on the occasion of the Teachers Day, by her Excellency, Smriti Zubin Irani is an Indian politician.

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