Guru Nanak Fifth Centenary School For Girls

Years ago, S. Mehtab Singh believed that quality education was the only way for the community to thrive, and that it had to be affordable so that it could be accessible to all members of society. He believed that each man and woman should take personal responsibility for the survival of the entire species. He set out to establish schools where the curriculum was geared to help youngsters develop abilities and skills rather than memories.S. Mehtab Singh and Sardarni Jasbir Kaur emphasised selfless service and absolute devotion to the Guru (in whose sacred name the School is) and the True Lord.They enrolled the entire family, and their determined and proactive beings adorn the annals of the 'Intellectual Heritage.' S. Mehtab Singh received his M.A. in Economics from Lahore's Forman Christian College and was awarded a fellowship at the London School of Economics. He conceived and carried out the aim of establishing quality educational meccas, and was the driving force behind the establishment of Public Schools among the Sikh community, as well as Public Schools in Delhi, Jhansi, Kota, Dehradun, and other cities.He formed his vision with the spiritual leaders of his time, and the result is the Bathinda School, the Malout Engineering College, the Ludhiana College of Nursing, and the Delhi Home for the Aged.Sardarni Jasbir Kaur, a graduate and Gyani from Rawalpindi, was a woman with a clear vision, a doer, and a strong attachment to Sikh culture's traditions and richness, as well as the Guru's thoughts. She instilled in her family a rich inheritance of the Guru's ideas, which has aided in the continuation of their mission.