St Vincent High School, Pune

St. Vincent’s High School was established in the year 1867 in Pune, Maharastra. Since its establishment 150 years ago, St. Vincent’s has grown from being in a rented bungalow to the magnificent edifice that stands tall today and even now after all these years, it has been growing from strength to strength. The infrastructure of the school has world-class facilities which includes 

• A four and a half-acre playground offering sports facilities such as:
• Cricket
• Football
• Hockey 
• A stadium
• Four multipurpose auditoriums that seat over 1500 people
• Two separate libraries for Primary and High School that boast a collection over 30000 various kinds of books
• Well-equipped independent laboratories for subjects- Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Electronics 
• A swimming pool
• Multipurpose gymnasium
• Indoor 
• Outdoor basketball courts
• Indoor badminton courts
• Chess
• Carrom
• 50 IT-enabled learning rooms 
• An enviable sports heritage.

Regardless of the religion or financial status, St. Vincent’s is a much sought-after school in Pune, which is well-known for its academics, sports, and overall character development of its students in equal measure. The school believes in fostering and developing the overall personality of its students’ mind and heart, both intellectually and emotionally. It strives to create an environment for its students to question, reason and explore new ideas, skills and foster academic excellence. The objective of the school is to develop the habit of critical thinking, disciplined studies and applying the skills and knowledge to face the challenges of the ever-changing world.

• St. Vincent’s Primary School is a Catholic minority School. The first preference is, therefore, given to Catholics.
• Preference is given to applicants who exhibit all-round progress in both academics as well as other co-curricular activities.
• All admissions to Kindergarten and the Primary school are based on the policy set by the school management, and it is committed to adhering to it in the interest of the students and the school.