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Manav Mangal School - Chandigarh

India, Chandigarh

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 2 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 1968
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages Hindi
Strengths STEM, Sport, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

Manav Mangal School is a CBSE-affiliated institution in India serving ages 2 to 18. Inter-disciplinary curriculum blends core subjects with practical, project-based learning that develops creativity, collaboration and communication. The Early Years Programme (Nursery to Grade II) nurtures curiosity through kinaesthetic activities, literacy and numeracy, while Primary (Classes III–V) covers Literacy, Mathematics, Environmental Science, Social Studies and Information & Communication Technology, alongside language skills. The school prepares students for All India Secondary School Examination and emphasizes personalised learning to equip them for evolving careers. Campus features large green spaces, libraries, tech-enabled classrooms, laboratories, an auditorium, AV halls, reading rooms, knowledge centres and a learning commons. A sport-friendly environment includes indoor and outdoor facilities, CCTV surveillance, transport and on-site health care. The school uses a 3D Smart Learning Lab and multimedia classrooms to support hands-on exploration. Notable achievements include Art & Culture recognition, Public Speaking & MUN and National Olympiad participation worldwide.

Back Alley, Sector 21C, Sector 21, Chandigarh, 160022, India

The Essentials

Manav Mangal School - Chandigarh has instruction in English.

Location

Sector 21-C, Chandigarh. The SMART LEARNER'S WORLD is located in Sector 21, Chandigarh.

Stages

Play Group to Nursery (pre-primary)

Type

CBSE-affiliated

Country affiliation

India

Religious affiliation

Secular

Bus service

GPS-enabled real-time transport tracking; CCTV coverage in school transport; designated staff to accompany children to the final bus stop; back-up vehicles; seatbelts in school transport.
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership

Part of the Manav Mangal Group of Schools; founder G.S. Sardana.
Fees
Application / Registration and one‑time charges

- Registration (application) fee: INR 600 payable at registration.
- Admission (one‑time) fee and security deposit: amounts vary by campus. Examples: Panchkula campus — Admission INR 28,900; Security deposit INR 4,775.
- Some campuses / junior sites list different one‑time amounts; examples include Admission INR 37,000 and Security INR 5,900 for one junior campus and Admission INR 26,780 and Security INR 4,425 in another annex. These one‑time sums are payable at the time of admission.

Tuition fees (monthly and annual equivalents) by year group / campus

- Panchkula (example campus):
- Nursery, LKG, UKG, Classes I–V: Tuition INR 5,495 per month (annual equivalent INR 65,940).
- Classes VI–X: Tuition INR 5,720 per month (annual equivalent INR 68,640).

- Mohali — Sector 91 (Junior campus example):
- Nursery–Class II: Tuition INR 5,275 per month (annual equivalent INR 63,300).
- Classes III–V: Tuition INR 5,355 per month (annual equivalent INR 64,260).

- Alternate annex / campus example (published annex):
- Nursery–Classes I–V: Composite fee INR 5,090 per month (annual equivalent INR 61,080).
- Classes VI–X: Composite fee INR 5,300 per month (annual equivalent INR 63,600).

- How the monthly figures map to a year: monthly tuition is billed monthly; annual equivalent shown above is the monthly amount multiplied by twelve and is provided only to illustrate a 12‑month total based on the monthly rate. Individual campuses may publish slightly different monthly/composite amounts; check the campus‑specific fee schedule when finalising admission.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Regular tuition billing: payable monthly between the 1st and the 10th of each month. For the months of May and June, the fee is to be deposited by 10th May; for February and March the fee is to be deposited by 10th February.
- Late payment penalties and consequences:
- If fees are paid after the 10th, a fine of INR 25 per day is applied for payments made between the 11th and 25th of the month.
- If dues are not cleared by the 25th, the student's name may be removed from the rolls on the 26th; re‑admission within the same month requires deposit of arrears plus a re‑admission fee (example: INR 500). A returned cheque attracts a penalty (example: INR 150) and immediate settlement.
- Fee revision: the school may revise fees; an example published clause allows an increase of up to 8% from the start of a new academic session.

Transport / bus charges

- Transport is an additional charge and is handled by contractors; bus service charges are payable separately. Bus charges are payable for eleven (11) months in a year (no bus charge for June). Payment timing for transport follows the same monthly schedule (1st–10th; February/March paid by 10th February). Route, pickup point and exact bus fee depend on contractor and route.

Boarding / hostel

- Manav Mangal campuses operate as day schools in the listed campuses; published campus summaries indicate no hostel/boarding facility for the main Manav Mangal campuses. No boarding fee schedule is published for the listed campuses.

Other mandatory or recurring charges

- Security deposit (non‑interest bearing) is held by the school and refundable under the school rules; refund is processed by bank transfer or account‑payee cheque and must be claimed within the time window the school specifies (examples show a three‑month claim window after leaving).
- Library fines, late‑return fines and small miscellaneous penalties: examples include library book late‑return fine (INR 5 per day) and other small fines as per school rules.
- Re‑admission fee (example INR 500) and cheque‑bounce penalty (example INR 150) apply in relevant cases.
- Uniforms, textbooks, stationery and activity‑specific charges: the school requires correct uniform and standard books/stationery; these items are charged separately and prices vary by supplier and year group. Transport, lunch/meals (where applicable), extracurricular program fees and optional activity fees are additional when chosen. (Transport billing rules cited above.)

Refund information

- Security deposit: refundable under rules; examples state the balance (after adjusting any dues) is refunded by bank transfer or account‑payee cheque and refund claims for the security deposit must be made within the published claim period (examples show three months after leaving).
- Tuition and other regular fees: published guidance states that ordinary tuition fees once paid are not refundable. Security deposit is treated separately and refundable under rules.

Accepted fee payment methods

- Online: payments can be made through the school mobile app or the online payment link using Credit Card, Debit Card, Net Banking or UPI. Registration fee (application) is collected through an online link in the admissions process.
- Offline: payments accepted at the school fee counter by card (POS), UPI or Account‑Payee Cheque drawn in favour of the named school branch. Procedures for returned cheques and associated penalties are published.

Practical summary for a parent completing admission paperwork

- Expect to pay a registration/application fee (example INR 600), a non‑refundable admission amount (varies by campus) and a refundable security deposit (varies by campus) at admission. Monthly tuition is billed and collected on a monthly schedule; transport (if used) is billed separately for 11 months. Late payment fines, cheque penalties and small administrative fees apply as noted above. Security deposit refunds and the school's non‑refund policy for ordinary tuition are enforced according to published rules.

(If you need the campus‑specific, line‑by‑line monthly composite and one‑time amounts for a particular Manav Mangal campus, the published campus fee documents list exact monthly composite figures and the one‑time admission/security amounts for each campus.)
Academics

Manav Mangal School - Chandigarh teaches CBSE Curriculum for students aged 2 to 18.

Curriculum

Manav Mangal follows an inter-disciplinary curriculum. The Early Years Programme (Nursery to Grade II) nurtures curiosity and builds literacy and numeracy through practical activities with kinaesthetic learning and motor-skills development. Primary Class III to V covers literacy, mathematics, environmental science and social studies, information and communication technology, physical education and language skills. The school is affiliated with CBSE Delhi and prepares students for the All India Secondary School Examination. The curriculum emphasizes personalised learning and Preparing for the Future to equip students for evolving careers. Life at Manav Mangal emphasizes project based learning and fosters skills to Innovate, Collaborate, Discover, Engage, Communicate, Explore and Lead.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Counselling and wellness support is provided by a dedicated staff: Ms. Madhuri Sood is a Special Educator and Counsellor (MA in Psychopathology, B.Ed, PGDGC) and Ms. Kajal Pathania holds an MA in Counselling & Psychology. Life @ manav mangal celebrates the uniqueness of every child and supports learning through project-based activities in a barrier-free environment. The program emphasizes fearless exploration and higher-order thinking to prepare students for real-world challenges.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school includes a Special Educator and a Counsellor on staff: Ms. Madhuri Sood (Special Educator / Counsellor; MA in Psychopathology, B.Ed, PGDGC) and Ms. Kajal Pathania (MA in Counselling & Psychology) to support students' educational and welfare needs.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported by the Counsellor and Wellness Teacher, as listed in the staff details, to support student welfare and emotional development.

Safeguarding

Safety and welfare are supported by certified safety infrastructure: Building Safety Certificate; Fire Safety Certificate; Water, Health and Sanitation Certificates; and related compliance documents are on file with the school.
Parent Experience

History

Manav Mangal Chandigarh began in 1968. In 1993, the Panchkula branch started serving after inauguration by the Haryana Chief Minister. The Mohali campus opened as the region's first TechSmart School in April 2007, with Smart Classrooms added in 2011. In 2016, the group launched Smart World in Zirakpur as a Green School, and in 2018 opened Smart School Junior in Sector 91, SAS Nagar; in 2024-25 a sixth Smart School opened in Sector 88, SAS Nagar Mohali.

Community

Pastoral Care and Wellbeing is central at Manav Mangal. Children are supported from Prep through Grade 10, with Class Teachers as the first point of contact and a dedicated Pastoral Care Team that meets regularly to address emotional and social needs. Open conversations about mental health and wellbeing are encouraged through assemblies, classroom discussions, wellness activities, and life-skills programs. Parents are partners, with regular touchpoints to ensure a connected approach to every child's wellbeing.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

PTA for MMSS-88 Mohali 2025-26 includes President Mr. Harish Goyal, Secretary Ms. Namta Kanwar, and Member Secretary Swati Sandhu. The PTA documents also list other roles for teacher representatives and educationists involved in governance and parent-teacher collaboration.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

Manav Mangal High School has large, green campuses with libraries, tech-enabled classrooms, laboratories, an auditorium, AV halls, reading rooms, knowledge centres, and learning commons. There are facilities for indoor and outdoor sports. The campus includes CCTV surveillance, transport, and on-site health care provisions. The environment emphasizes project-based learning and barrier-free learning spaces to encourage exploration and hands-on experience.

Sports Facilities

Facilities for indoor and outdoor sports are available. A playground is included among the facilities. The page emphasizes a sport-friendly campus.

Academic Facilities

Manav Mangal High School features a 3D Smart Learning Lab. Each classroom is multimedia-ready with LCD TVs or interactive touch screen boards and computers. The campus includes extensive laboratories and a library. An auditorium and AV halls support academic activities.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school follows an inter-disciplinary curriculum that makes learning interactive and innovative. The Early Years Programme runs Pre-Nursery to Class II, nurturing curiosity with kinaesthetic learning, motor-skill development, nature walks, and educational tours to zoos, museums, and parks. Primary (Classes III–V) covers Literacy, Mathematics, Environmental Science & Social Studies, and Information & Communication Skills. Personalised Learning encourages students to explore activities they enjoy, apply themselves, and continually challenge their abilities.

Arts & Creative

Art & Culture Recognition is among the school's achievements. Literary Accomplishments are celebrated. Public Speaking & MUN is highlighted as an achievement, reflecting the school's emphasis on creative expression and performance.

Cultural & Language

Public Speaking & MUN showcases the school's emphasis on language and cultural engagement. Model United Nations activities develop public speaking and cross-cultural communication.

Social & Hobbies

National Olympiad Champions and Quiz & Intellectual Challenges highlight competitive intellectual pursuits. Sports Achievements reflect athletic excellence and participation in sports.

Community & Service

Leadership & Social Work is recognised as an achievement, reflecting social responsibility. Environmental Leadership is another category of achievement, demonstrating commitment to community and environment.

Leadership & Professional

Public Speaking & MUN strengthens leadership and communication skills. Leadership & Social Work also contribute to developing professional and civic leadership.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Pastoral care is a hallmark of the school, providing supportive guidance for pupils. Holistic Development with Values guides student growth across academics, character and well-being. From smart classrooms to sports and robotics, students experience hands-on learning that builds confidence.
Languages

Language Provision

English language education is a central focus. Literacy is taught through prose, poetry, drama and non-fiction, and Language Skills focus on honing creative writing and reading comprehension. English language skills are developed through reading, writing, speaking, and listening activities to build confidence and fluency.
Admissions

Admissions

1. Admission Enquiry Form: Fill in the details of the child and submit the required information. You are not required to deposit any fee or any documents at this stage. The enquiry begins the admission process and you will be contacted if a seat becomes available.

2. Link: When the school can consider the admission of the child for the requested seat, a link will be sent to your mobile/email. If you do not receive a link within one week, the requested seat is not available at that time.

3. Registration: Through this link, you will be required to register your child by paying Rs. 600. On registering, you can book an appointment with the School Admission Counsellor to fill out and submit the Admission Application Form along with required documents.

4. Admission: Payment of the registration fee and submission of the Admission Application Form/Documents does not guarantee admission. The school will accommodate the child only if the requested seat is available and the child fulfils all admission criteria.
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