Dear Parents and Guardians,
It is my privilege to lead Doon Global School, an institution dedicated to preparing students to take responsibility for their own education and to recognise and realise their dreams and skills.
At DGS, we believe that the education of a child is a shared responsibility between the school and the family. Your trust in choosing DGS for your child's education is something we value deeply, and our aim is to earn that trust through clear communication and responsible practice.
Our mission is to encourage lifelong learning, critical thinking and responsible participation in society. We work with students and parents to support each child's development while recognising that progress, confidence and support needs differ from one learner to another.
We understand that standardised-test performance and real-world readiness are not the same. Teachers are therefore encouraged to guide inquiry and independent learning as well as explain subject knowledge.
Parents are important partners. Families should confirm the communication channels, reporting schedule and meeting process that currently apply to their child's class or boarding arrangement, and use those channels to share relevant feedback.
I look forward to walking this journey of education alongside you. Together, we can help your child understand their strengths, respond to challenges and work towards realistic personal and academic goals.
Jai Hind!
Cdr Monika Pande
Principal, Doon Global School
Communication is the foundation of a strong school-parent partnership. Before admission and at the start of each session, families should confirm:
The May 2026 mandatory disclosure lists one Counsellor and Wellness Teacher and one Special Educator. Families should ask who currently provides support, how a student requests help, what confidentiality limits apply and when parents or outside specialists are involved.
For day and boarding students, review the current written anti-bullying and complaints process. Boarding families should also inspect the current menu and dining hygiene arrangements, first-aid and emergency-referral procedures, study supervision and the activity timetable rather than relying on a general assurance.
Pastoral Care