Schools in Churchgate, Mumbai

Hyderabad (Sind) National Collegiate Board is a 70-year-old educational Trustof Mumbai catering to higher education and school education, providing aholistic platform for teaching, learning, research, sports, culture, communityoutreach, learning resources, and focused training for careers andemployment.Since its inception in 1949, it has produced generations of aneducated and skilled workforce whic

It was the historic day of June 20, 1960 that saw the doors of Bombay’s newestCollege of Commerce & Economics open wide at dawn. The city, back then, wasn’tso populated, and the Principal wondered if he would have enough students tofill his classes.It was the historic day of June 20, 1960 that saw the doorsof Bombay’s newest College of Commerce & Economics open wide at dawn. Thecity, back then, was

The school was built by Sorabjee Shapoorjee Bengallee in memory of his mother,Bai Bhikhaijee Shapoorjee Bengallee, and in token of his filial love andgratitude for all that she had done for him.The full name of the School is“Bai Bhikhaijee Shapoorjee Bengallee Girls’ High School”. The original schoolwas a fine bungalow, situated at the junction of Parsi Bazaar Street and SirPherozeshah Mehta Road.

Nirmala Niketan stands for academic excellence whereby young women areequipped to meet successfully the challenges of family life as well as thosefrom the professional world of a changing modern India.The College of HomeScience is a grant-in-aid Institute with the University of Mumbai and offerseducation in Home Science to Christian Women in particular and others too,irrespective of their caste, cr

The Alexandra Girls’ English Institution founded in 1863 by ManockjeeCursetjee aims at the intellectual advancement of Indian girls as well astheir moral and social amelioration and elevation.To give an all-roundeducation to our girls and equip them with skills to enable them to take theirrightful place in society as contributing citizens with ease & confidence.

The J B Petit High School is an autonomous girls' school for students fromLower Kindergarten to Grade X in Mumbai, India. The school is affiliated tothe Council for the I.S.C. Examinations, New Delhi. Founded: 1865 Campus:Blend of heritage and modern buildings in the heart of Mumbai's central Fortdistrict Address: 5 Maharshi Dadhichi Marg, Fort, Mumbai 400001 INDIA Email:admin@jbpetithighschool.com

Casa Montessori was Founded by a Parsi lady, Ms Dinoo Dubash in 1934, anduntil her death in 1991 she remained the guiding spirit behind its success.The institution remains Parsi owned to this day and her good work is beingcarried on by her niece Ms Nazneen Dubash .Nazneen Dubash shares many of heraunt’s beliefs; most importantly that Casa Montessori should cater to theMiddle Class and that good qua

The education in the school is a balance between traditional values andcutting-edge educational methodologies and technologies. The school is, forthe last several years, implementing E-Learning methodologies in allclassrooms to make teaching more effective and interesting. 100% results ofthe students appearing for the SSC Board exams is a testimony to the effortand proficiency of the teachers in im

Shri Shakuntala Kantilal Ishvarlal Jain High School is one of the most reputedSchool in South Mumbai which have constantly strived to produce responsiblecitizens thereby enriching the most important resource of India– TheYouthImprove student achievement and close the academic achievement gaps.Provide a safe and nurturing environment. Advance academic achievement throughenhanced instructional delive

The noble Institution which bears Sir Jamsetjee’s name is the most noteworthyexample of his wise and practical liberality for the benefit of his fellowcitizens.Sir Jamsetjee offered Rs 3,00,000 together with fifteen shares of theBank of Bengal, plus five shares of the same bank from Lady Jamsetjee. TheParsi Panchayat offered thirty-five shares of the same bank. The market valueof each share was RS

The School was founded on 3rd January 1891 by Messrs. Jalbhai Dorabji Bhardaand Kaikobad Behramji Marzban. It is one of the oldest cosmopolitaneducational institutions in Mumbai and caters to the educational needs of itspupils and tries to bring out their individuality and develop theirpersonality by giving them ample opportunities by way of numerous co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.Th

The school owes its existence to a large hearted, philanthropist Seth HansrajMorarji and his equally noble and generous wife Bai Kabibai alias Hiravahu. On14th June 1981 Bai Kabibai English School a co-educational English mediumschool was started, in the busy and crowded lane of Bora Bazar with only pre-primary and Std I and II.Since its inception, the school has forged ahead tobecome a full-fledge

AFFILIATED TO SNDT WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY, MUMBAI Managed by SPRJ KanyashalaTrust, and conducted by Sarvajanik Education Society, Smt. P. N. Doshi Women’sCollege is one of its kind, which takes pride in caring for theunderprivileged and nurturing good human beings. The vision of our Institutionis to Educate, Enlighten and Empower girls. We strive to motivate the weak,address the average and challenge t

Welcome to the Official Website for St. Xaviers High School.St. Xaviers HighSchool was established in 1869 by the Jesuits in the neo-gothic building itoccupies to this day. Fragments of its history are visible in the corridors ofthe primary section in the form of stuffed hunted animals shot by priestsduring the British Raj. This collection is almost like a museum and secondonly to the BNHS section

Anjuman-I-Islam, Mumbai was founded in the year 1874 by a small group ofdevout and progressive Muslims lead by none other than Dr. Badruddin Tyabji,Third President of Indian National Congress and the First Acting Indian ChiefJustice of Bombay High Court, with a ‘desire to see the Muslim Communityadvance in education and social standing’. It started with one school andtoday it has more than eighty i

The noble Institution which bears Sir Jamsetjee’s name is the most noteworthyexample of his wise and practical liberality for the benefit of his fellowcitizens. Sir Jamsetjee offered Rs 3,00,000 together with fifteen shares ofthe Bank of Bengal, plus five shares of the same bank from Lady Jamsetjee. TheParsi Panchayat offered thirty-five shares of the same bank. The market valueof each share was RS