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S.T.S School
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Brief History of S.T.S School, AMU, Aligarh.
Soon after his return from England 2nd
October 1870, Sir Syed Ahmad Khan set about drawing up the blue prints for the establishment of
a college.
On 26th October 1870 he called
a meeting of the Muslims of Banaras to discuss the causes of
Muslim failure to take full advantage of English education. The meeting set up
a committee known as The Committee for the Better Diffusion and Advancement of
Learning among Mohammadan of India. On 12th April 1872 he
set up a sub-committee to raise funds for the college on 15th May 1872.
The new sub-committee was converted into the Mohammadan Anglo Oriental
College Fund Committee.
On 11th April 1875, the Fund
Committee decided to start a school at Aligarh. A close associate of Sir Syed Secretary of the Fund Committee Maulvi Mohammad Samiullah Khan laid
the foundation stone of the School on 24th May 1875. Then
called Madarsatul Uloom.
Teaching started on 1st June 1875,
with eleven students Mr. H.G. Siddon,
a Graduate of Oxford University was appointed as the first Head Master of the
School. After two years the Madarsatul Uloom became Mohammadan
Anglo Oriental College.
The School in its initial stages was
administered in two sections - The Primary Section was housed
in Zahoor Ward (presently
Arabic and Islamic Studies Departments) and the Old Guest House, Later the
students who passed sixth class were promoted to Senior Section in Minto
Circle.
The School was affiliated to Calcutta University for Matriculation
Examination in 1877. Later on the School was affiliated to Allahabad
University which continued up to 1920.
When the Aligarh Muslim
University was established by the Aligarh Muslim University Act 1919.
The School was renamed Muslim University High School. The Principal
of the School at that time was Mr.
A.M. Qureshi.
The present building began to be constructed
in 1909 and was named Minto Circle after Lord
Minto the Viceroy of India.
The School was given the new name of S.T.
High School in 1966 after Syedna Tahir Saifuddin, then the Chancellor of the Aligarh Muslim
University. At present the School is known as S.T.S. School. The
School has also been imparting education to the students of XI and XII since
1996-1997. For students from outside Aligarh the School
maintains four hostels within the campus with accommodation for nearly 240
students. There are near about two thousands students. Mr. Faisal Nafis is the Principal
of the School.
The School upholds high moral and traditional
values which essentially make the Aligarh Muslim University an
institution of academic distinction and difference. The students are supervised
in their classroom, hostel and playground. It is compulsory for all pupils to
be disciplined, to observe good behaviour and to abide by the rules and
regulations of the School.
Not only this since its inception the school has
maintained its National Character. The alumni of this School have been
achieving distinction in various fields and are playing pivotal role in social,
political and cultural life not only at National but also at International
Level. Much effort has been made to make S.T.S. School an exemplary
institute of perpetual learning and knowledge.
The School has a well-equipped library,
playground for outdoor games and a Common Room for indoor games. The School
also has well developed Computer Laboratory and other facilities to keep the
students abreast with the latest technology. The alumni of the School have
distinguished themselves in various walks of life, both in India and abroad.
The total strength of the School is around two
thousands. There is provision for students to reside in the hostels within the
School Campus.
HOSTEL ACCOMMODATION:
Students allotted hostel accommodation shall
have to pay the following charges for the session 2018-2019:
i.
Hostel Charges: Rs. 3650.00 per annum (Hostel
charges are to be deposited at the time of admission).
ii. Food
Charges: The food charges are Rs.
10,000 per annum to be paid in two instalments as follows:
a. July 2015 (at the time of admission
in the hostel): Rs. 5000.00
b. January 2016: Rs. 5000.00
The food charges as specified above include
breakfast, lunch, evening tea with snacks and dinner. The food charges may be
revised anytime by the School administration if there is any hike in food
prices / inflation.
NOTE: A detailed item-wise breakup
of hostel expenses, general rules of Boarding House and the list of clothing
and bedding items to be brought by each boarder at the time of admission to the
boarding house may be obtained from the School.
ADMISSION AND FEE STRUCTURE
Fee charged in the School is as follows:
|
Class |
Annual Amount of Fee (Rs.) |
Fee per Instalment (Rs.) |
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I - VIII (Boys) |
4200.00 |
1050.00 |
|
IX - X (Boys) |
6600.00 |
1650.00 |
NOTE:
i.
The fee
shall be charged in four equal instalments.
ii. An admission fee of Rs. 25.00 is chargeable
at the time of admission. Computer is taught in all A.M.U., Schools from I to X
with a fee of Rs. 100/- per month.
SCHOOL UNIFORM
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The school uniform is as follows: |
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Shirt : |
White |
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Trouser : |
Steel Grey |
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Socks : |
Navy Blue |
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Pullover/Blazer : |
Dark Green |
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SATURDAY UNIFORM |
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Class: I to X |
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Shirt : |
House T-Shirt |
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Trouser : |
White |
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Tie and Belt shall be provided by
the School. |
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