The school’s Computer Lab is a well-equipped facility with 60 systems, including 15 Dell PCs, 21 HP PCs, 25 Thin Clients, and 1 dedicated Server, all with internet connectivity. Students from Classes I to XII are introduced to the world of computers through a flexible and engaging curriculum. In addition to learning how to use computers for everyday tasks, students are also taught to reinforce academic concepts through digital tools and interactive learning.

The lab is equipped with a wide range of software including Python IDLE, Anaconda, NetBeans, GIMP, Synfig, MySQL, MS Office, Tux Paint, and more, allowing students to explore programming, graphic design, animation, and data handling in a dynamic environment.

COMPUTER AIDED LEARNING/ TECHNOLOGY AIDED LEARNING

To enhance classroom teaching, the school also features a dedicated Audio-Visual Room equipped with a computer, projection screen, and Overhead Projector (OHP). This facility enables teachers to integrate technology into their lessons, making learning more interactive, visual, and impactful.

In line with the vision of the Army Welfare Education Society (AWES), the school is actively implementing Technology Aided Learning as one of its core focus areas. This approach not only supports better comprehension of complex topics but also prepares students for a technology-driven future.