The Him Jyoti School campus spreads across 10 acres on Sahastradhara Road. It's a full residential setup. Classrooms, library, science labs, an Atal Tinkering Lab, a computer lab with 130 computers — all there. Sports? Football, basketball, badminton, volleyball, table tennis, athletics, yoga. Plenty to keep them busy. And the basics parents care about — 46 girls' toilets, ramps for disabled students, CCTV coverage. The campus runs on solar panels and has two borewells for water. Safety and comfort-wise, it's solid.

At Him Jyoti School, teaching isn't just about finishing the syllabus. The teachers actively work on their own skills — many have completed professional development courses through partnerships with organisations like Teach2030. In classrooms, you'll find hands-on activities, peer observations, and a focus on understanding rather than rote learning. One maths teacher talked about using real-life money exchange activities to make decimals click. Teachers here also focus on growth mindset — celebrating effort, not just results. The school runs from Class V to XII, so girls grow with the same environment for years, which builds familiarity and trust.

The results at Him Jyoti School speak for themselves. In 2022, 100% of the girls passed both Class X and XII. And the highest scores were 97.8% and 95.2%. That's not luck. That's years of steady work. The school has also been awarded a certificate for sustaining academic results in the A+ category (above 90% pass percentage) for three consecutive years — 2018, 2019, and 2020. Beyond just marks, 10 girls secured 100% scholarships to universities like Ashoka University, Azim Premji University, and United World College in 2022. For parents who worry about what happens after Class XII, those numbers tell a reassuring story.

For Him Jyoti School, "placement" means something bigger than just college admissions. The school's entire model is built around giving girls from remote areas a real shot at a future. According to the school's own data, 100% of their girls receive graduate placements. Girls who join in Class V often can't speak anything but the local dialect — within weeks, they're picking up Hindi and English. By the time they leave, they've received scholarships to universities across India. The school also runs exchange programmes in India and abroad, giving girls exposure they'd never get otherwise. That's placement in the truest

What sets Him Jyoti School apart is the sheer purpose behind it. It's not a business — it's a social transformation programme . The school has been ranked the No. 1 Philanthropic School in Uttarakhand and No. 3 in India. The house system is named after Himalayan peaks — Nandadevi, Panchachuli, Trishul, and Kedarnath. There's a student council, school ambassadors, and clubs for everything from pottery to photography. The school also runs on UN Sustainable Development Goals, teaching girls about sustainability through daily practice. And there's a strong pastoral care system with counsellors and a wellness centre .

Dehra Dun (DED) Airport

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