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Jnanadeepa School,Shivamogga

515th km Stone, NH-13, B Beeranahalli Post, Javalli - 577 227

VISION AND MISSION

It is our Primary endeavour to tap and nurture local talent, foster all-round development of the personality of students and create an ideal atmosphere for achieving excellence in every walk of life.

The Jnanadeepa School, will also create opportunities for students to confidently appear for such competitive courses as the IIT and NDA. The SAFE will also train, in due course, the students who aspire to succeed in the All India Civil Service Examination like IAS, IPS and such other examinations.

By striking a perfect balance between the physical and mental function, the moral character and the spiritual faculty, we assure the parents that their children are in SAFE hands.

Fostering All Round Development

A person needs to be physically strong, mentally mature, intellectually sharp, socially useful and needs to have a high moral and aesthetic sense. These will be developed as a part of curriculum and through co-curricular activities. Efforts will be made to cater to develop the child's interests by providing facilities for games, sports, music, dance, drawing, painting and other hobbies.

Emblem and Motto

SAFE has as its emblem, a book of knowledge supported by a lotus, a symbol of purity, grace and dignity. Books are a means to worldly success but man has to grow beyond the worldly pursuits to discover the ever ascending mind and the soul of humanity which should irradiate by its inner strength and light, symbolised by a flame of light at the centre. It is when awakened to the Truth, that we live only for the divine. All these are contained within a circle that symbolises integrity, discipline and fullness. Inscribed atop the circle that contains the emblem of SAFE is "Sa Vidya Ya Vimuktaye" from the Upanishad, which translated, sums up the motto : "That which leads us to liberation is education. Liberation means freeing oneself from all forms of bondage. As one sheds these restrictions one becomes independent and a perfect "Vivekin". This attainment of wisdom is possible only through Vidya. That which imparts such an education is really a temple.