Saint Pauls High School, Hyderabad

St. Paul's High School, Hyderabad, is a co-ed day school. It prepares students for the lyceum Certificate (Class 10) examination of the Andhra Pradesh State Board. Established on June one, 1955, the college is managed by the Brothers of St. Gabriel Education Society United Nations agency to collect over seventy establishments in India. The school is a Catholic minority establishment and is recognized by the govt of Andhra Pradesh.

Campus

St. Paul's High School is hosts well-ventilated school rooms, labs for science and computers, facilities for table-tennis and basketball, and 2 grounds for casual sports and games.

Academics

The school has four educational divisions – pre-primary, primary, middle, and senior. The school's year starts in mid-June and ends in early April, and is split into 3 quarters. Examinations area unit command at the tip of each quarter and each month.

The school follows the SSC info, and therefore the natural language is Telugu. The second language is Hindi, and English is the third language; different subjects embody arithmetic, science, and social studies.

At the tip of sophistication X, students write the government-administered lyceum Certificate examination. At the tip of sophistication VII, the student's area unit needed to put in writing a government-administered review.

For admission in Kindergarten, the school follows a joint admission policy with Little Flower High School, Hyderabad, and All Saints High School, Hyderabad, run by the Montfort Brothers of St. Gabriel.

One of the three schools conducts the admissions procedure for Kindergarten in January involving interviews of both the students and their parents. Students are allowed to state their choice among the three schools, but their choice is not guaranteed. A twenty-per cent quota is generally reserved for economically backward students.

The school itself conducts admission to other classes on a merit basis.