About the School

Central School for Tibetans (CST) is a prominent educational institution dedicated to providing quality education while preserving Tibetan culture and values. With a mission to empower Tibetan children through holistic learning, the school focuses on developing intellectual, social, and emotional skills in a nurturing environment.

 

History

Established in 1961, CST was founded to offer educational opportunities to Tibetan refugee children following the 1959 uprising in Tibet. Over the years, it has expanded its reach and infrastructure, achieving significant milestones such as recognition by educational authorities and success in various academic and cultural competitions.

 

Facilities

The school boasts modern facilities, including spacious classrooms, well-equipped science and computer labs, a well-stocked library, and extensive sports areas for activities like basketball and football. Additionally, CST provides various extracurricular programs that promote cultural heritage, arts, and sports, fostering well-rounded development.

 

Admission Process

The admission process begins with submitting an application form, followed by entrance exams and personal interviews to assess each child's suitability for the school's curriculum and ethos. Orientation sessions for parents help them understand the school’s values and community.

 

School Life

Students at CST enjoy a vibrant school life filled with academic rigor, cultural events, and numerous clubs and activities that promote teamwork and creativity.

 

Curriculum

Following the CBSE curriculum, CST offers a wide range of subjects. The teaching methods include project-based learning and experiential education, encouraging students to engage actively and apply their knowledge in real-world contexts while remaining rooted in their cultural identity.