St. Anne's School, Pune, Pune

Established in 1860, St. Anne’s High School is a convent girl’s school using English as the medium of instruction. It is recognized by the Maharashtra Government and follows the S.S.C. Board syllabus. Following the motto “With God for God” the school stands for academic excellence, development of skills and character. In all SSC Board exams, the school has produced a staggering pass rate of 100% with many students getting above 90%. The school aims to bring about the total development of a student as a person- her physical, moral, spiritual, intellectual, and social growth. St. Anne’s High School’s commitment is to conscientize girls of their rights, and struggle with them, in the face of on-going oppression and exploitation. They inspire students to be women; who are proud to be Indian citizens, with a strong faith in God and serves as channels for God’s active goodness.

St. Anne’s High School has ample facilities for the overall development of students. Computer labs are provided to students of all ages to make them future-ready. Libraries with large collections of books allow students and teachers to broaden their horizons. Various functions and fun activities are held at St. Anne’s High School to promote growth, not just intellectually but also culturally. A playground is provided to keep students physically fit and to inculcate the spirit sportsmanship. The national sport, hockey is held high at St. Anne’s High School. A dedicated field is provided for the same, and free coaching classes are given for students in all classes. Free coaching classes for basketball is also available at the student’s disposal.

In their nurturing environment, St. Anne’s High School tries to impart the following rights: to know and love God, to weigh moral values with an upright conscience, and to embrace these moral values by a personal choice.

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