St. Xavier's High School (Ahmedabad)

St. Xavier's High School

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'Apply yourself to hardwork from an early age'
Location
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
India
Coordinates 23°01′51″N 72°35′03″E / 23.0308°N 72.5843°E / 23.0308; 72.5843Coordinates: 23°01′51″N 72°35′03″E / 23.0308°N 72.5843°E / 23.0308; 72.5843
Information
Type Independent co-educational primary and secondary (1-10);
co-educational higher secondary (11th and 12th Grade)
Established 1935 (1935)
Chairman Bishop Thomas Ignatius Macwan
Principal Fr. Titus De Costa
Asst. Principal Madam Unwala
Faculty 180
Grades 1–12
Classes 36
Campus 12 acres (49,000 m2)
Color(s) Uniform color - white shirt; tan color pants/skirts
Affiliations Roman Catholic, Jesuit
Website xaviersmirzapur

St. Xavier's High School, Mirzapur is an English-Gujarati medium primary and secondary school located at Mirzapur in Ahmedabad, India. It was established in 1935.[1]

History

St. Xavier's was a high school for boys managed by the Society of Jesus until 1977 and since then by the Bishop of Ahmedabad. It is recognised by the Department of Education, Gujarat State. Since 2007-8 girls have been admitted to the school from Sr. K.G. onwards.It comprises the K.G. and Std. I - XII with parallel divisions having Gujarati and English as the medium of instruction. Those who study through Gujarati Medium have English as an additional subject.

The K. G. and Std. 1 to 10 have parallel divisions with Gujarati and English medium of instruction. The Higher secondary is grade 11 and 12 (Science and Commerce streams, the latter only in English medium) is co-educational.

It is a Higher Secondary School for boys and girls managed by the Xavier Education Society and recognized by the Department of Education, Gujarat State. Though a Catholic Institution, it welcomes pupils of all castes and creeds and prepares them for the Secondary and Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination.

This School aims not merely at preparing its pupils to qualify for the Secondary or Higher Secondary School Certificate but also to develop their character and personality through graded responsibility, personal guidance and social awareness.[2]

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