Admission FAQs

Yes, we offer a school bus service covering most parts of Gwalior, including Sakshi Parishar and Urvai Gate. The bus routes and timings are available on request. Please contact our Transport Coordinator to know the available routes, stops, and fee structure for bus services.

At DBPS, we follow a positive discipline approach that encourages respect, responsibility, and good behavior. We focus on building character through self-regulation, while offering guidance and support. Any disciplinary actions are aimed at helping students understand the consequences of their actions in a constructive way.

The primary medium of instruction at Don Bosco Public School is English. However, we also offer Hindi as a second language, and regional languages may also be offered in higher grades depending on student interest.

For Nursery admission, your child should be at least 3 years old on or before March 31st of the academic year for which you are applying. This ensures that the children are at an appropriate age for the foundational learning experiences we offer.

Yes, there is a non-refundable registration fee. This helps cover the administrative costs associated with processing the application. The exact fee will be shared when you collect or submit the form.

Yes, but we ask parents to inform the school well in advance. We have a formal withdrawal procedure, which includes submitting a Transfer Certificate and settling any outstanding fees. Refunds, if applicable, will be processed as per our school policy.

We maintain a low student-teacher ratio to ensure individual attention to each student. Generally, there are around 25-30 students per class, depending on the grade, which helps our teachers focus on the needs of every child.

Yes, Don Bosco Public School offers merit-based scholarships to students who excel in academics or extracurricular activities. There are also financial aid programs available for families in need. Please inquire at the Admissions Office for further details on eligibility and application procedures.

DBPS follows the academic calendar set by the CBSE, which includes major holidays such as summer vacation, winter break, and national holidays. For a full list of school holidays, please refer to our academic calendar, available on the School Portal or from the Admissions Office.

Our regular school hours are from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM on weekdays, with a lunch break in the middle. We also have special hours for certain activities like parent-teacher meetings or extra classes, which will be communicated well in advance.

The fee structure varies based on the class and program. We encourage you to visit our Admissions Office for the most accurate and up-to-date details. We provide a breakdown of fees for tuition, transport, extracurricular activities, and more.

At Don Bosco Public School, we are currently accepting applications for Nursery to Class X. For higher classes, please contact our Admissions Office for details about seat availability and any prerequisites. We welcome students to join us at any stage, as long as we have seats and eligibility for the chosen class.

Visit the school’s Admissions Office to collect an application form. After filling out the form, submit the required documents along with the registration fee. Once we receive your application, we will contact you for the next steps, including an interaction or entrance test.

We follow the CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) curriculum, with a focus on holistic learning and skill development. Our approach is designed to prepare students for the challenges of the future while promoting critical thinking and creativity.

Yes, we have a standard school uniform that all students must wear. The uniform includes a formal shirt, trousers, and a tie for boys, and a dress or skirt with a blouse for girls. The exact details of the uniform (including shoes and accessories) will be provided upon admission.

At Don Bosco, we believe in a holistic approach to education, and that includes providing a wide range of extra-curricular activities. These include sports, music, drama, dance, art, and various clubs like the debate club, science club, and eco-club. We encourage every student to participate and explore their interests.

We ask parents to provide a medical certificate stating the child’s health status and vaccinations. This helps us understand any special care or support the child might need. If your child has any health conditions or allergies, please inform us so we can take necessary precautions.

We believe in balanced learning, so while we do assign homework, we ensure it’s reasonable and reinforces what’s taught in class. We aim to avoid overwhelming students and encourage family time, hobbies, and play. Older students may have more regular assignments.

Absolutely! We encourage parents to visit the campus to get a feel of the environment, see our facilities, and meet with our staff. You can schedule a visit through the Admissions Office. We also offer school tours on certain days and times.

If you are transferring from another school, please bring the Transfer Certificate, last report card, and any other relevant documents. Our admissions team will review these and proceed with the admission process. Students transferring mid-year might need to take an entrance test, depending on the class.

We believe in open and transparent communication. Important updates are shared via SMS, email, or the school’s app. We also conduct parent-teacher meetings regularly to discuss your child’s progress. In case of emergencies, you can always reach out to us directly.

For higher classes, admission is granted based on the previous grade completed, age compatibility, and availability of seats. Each class has a specific age range, so please contact the school office for further details regarding eligibility for Class II and above.