Education does not by itself promise success in life. It certainly does not guarantee happiness. However, when education is SWEETENED with GOOD, STRONG VALUES - then there is every chance that students will grow up with higher ideals and the heroism to pursue them in a spirit of service - thereby achieving SUCCESS and REAL HAPPINESS for themselves and the world around them.

Guru Nanak Dev ji strongly espoused values like 'Naam Japo' (remembering the Lord), 'Kirat Karo' (living with honesty) and 'Vand Chhako (sharing with others). MK Gandhi was an ordinary educated barrister. But he became Mahatma Gandhi when, inspired by the values of the Bhagavad Geeta, he found an ideal of achieving independence for his country. It changed his own life and the life of all his countrymen and women. The great saint Swami Chinmayananda once said: "Never can children's education be complete, unless we impart in them a true appreciation of the eternal values of life".

Our school is inspired by the ethos of providing excellent education sweetened with good values. Good values are of many kinds - spiritual and moral values (honesty, service to others, etc.), social values (politeness, etiquette, etc.), personal values (cleanliness, cheerfulness, etc.), environmental values (conserving water, reducing pollution, etc.), civic values (not spitting, not littering, etc.) and more. Our school endeavours to allow students to learn, appreciate and practice good values as part of their everyday lives. As the saying goes: VALUES ARE VALUABLES!

Here are some inspiring quotes, videos and articles.

• Global Head of Chinmaya Mission, Swami Swaroopananda, Inaugurates The Altar at MSSSP

  The Altar is a beautifully designed space for devotion and dedication in the school. There are three altars - dedicated to the ten Sikh Gurus, Lord Krishna and Lord Hanuman.

  The Altar is a landmark and underlines the school’s commitment to value based education.

  For glimpses of the inauguration on 29 April 2023, click here.
• Our Monkey Mind!

  The mistake many of us make in life is that we are not satisfied with what we have and with what we have received. We want more. And we don’t even properly enjoy what we have - in the anxiety of wanting more and more! The monkey in the video is US!!
• Inter-House Bulletin Board Decoration Competition!

  On the sacred occasion of Janamashtami, students participated in an inter-house competition to create beautiful artwork on Lord Krishna to adorn the Bulletin Boards around the school. The contest was won by Hemant House and the school corridors are looking beautiful!
  
• What is the one thing everybody really wants in life?
  A crucial message that came out of this classroom.
• A super short documentary on our environment - made by our students!
  Click here!
• Guru Nanak Dev ji’s birthday was celebrated in the school in special assemblies with the singing of His shabads and explanations of the Guru’s basic teachings.
  
• Significance of Navaratri - by Swami Chinmayananda.
  Click here!
• Modern School students reciting the Japji Sahib!
  Click here!
• What is the one thing everybody really wants in life?
  Speaker: Swami Swaroopananda, Global Head, Chinmaya Mission.
• Why Japanese kids are different from the rest of the world.
• What these people do will restore your faith in humanity.
  Watch this amazing video!
  Click here!