Summary of the Annul Report (2010-2011)

The Atomic Energy Education Society was established to provide quality education to the children of the employees of the Department of Atomic Energy and its constituent units. From a modest beginning in the year 1969 with one school in Anushaktinagar, the AEES has grown from strength to strength, and currently administers 30 schools and Junior colleges at 15 locations all over the country, with total student strength of over 27,565 and about 1710 employees, of whom over 1388 are teachers.

AEES has achieved significant results in its pursuit of excellence in academic as well as non-academic fields. The enrichment of the school libraries, computer aided education, improved sports facilities, multi play equipments, introduction of adventure sports, in-service training
programmes for teachers, better multi media programmes and enrichment programmes for students have helped the institution to set new benchmarks in excellence. Projects like the construction of auditoria, additional classrooms and the setting up of computer and mathematical laboratories, have greatly contributed to the strengthening of infrastructural facilities in our schools.

Several long-term key projects such as Application of Science and Technology for Educational Reforms (ASTER), and on-going programmes like the adventure sports and projects to spread awareness about the environment have helped the institution to scale greater heights even while widening the scope of education. Welfare measures aimed at students as well as the community around were also taken up. AEES has been providing students the opportunities to understand and delve into the creative world.

The All India Junior Science and Mathematics Olympiad as well as the AEES Science and Social Science Exhibitions are being organized every year to motivate and nurture the students. Selected exhibits are sent to the Jawaharlal Nehru National Science Exhibition. Enrichment
programmes for bright students of the higher secondary class and training programmes for the NTS examinations are conducted every year. To broaden the knowledge of the students,educational trips have become a regular feature in all the schools.

More than 217 students of AEES have secured admission to reputed professional colleges for Engineering, Medicine, Law, NDA etc.

In the All India Secondary School Examination held in March 2011, the average pass percentage was 99.92. In the Higher Secondary Examination, the average pass percentage was 92.06.

The strengthening of sports facilities has helped the students to improve their skills and bring laurels to their schools.

The Talent Nurture Programme for the bright children from the rural/tribal areas is running at ten centres. At present 1133 children are receiving free education and other facilities under this programme.

The Dr. Homi Bhabha Rolling Trophy was awarded to AECS-2, Kalpakkam for the best overall performance among schools and also for the best overall performance among junior colleges for the year 2009-2010.

The Dr. Vikram Sarabhai Rolling Trophy was awarded to AECS-2, Kalpakkam for being the most progressive school of the AEES and also for being the most progressive junior college of the AEES.

The Atomic Energy Junior College, Mumbai has been the proud recipient of the ISO - 9001:2008 certificate for the year 2009. This recognition was given on the 27th of August, 2010.The certificate was issued by the TUV SUD South Asia Private Limited. There were several stages of auditing by internal auditors of core group, by VVS consultants and formal two-stage auditing, which included among others, the students' feedback about teachers, teaching process, infrastructure, cleanliness of campus and toilets etc. by the certifying agency.