Mansur Habibullah Memorial School

Mansur Habibullah Memorial School, initially named South End School, traces its origins back to 1979, founded by the esteemed Syed Abul Mansur Habibullah, a prominent figure who served as the former Speaker of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly and held the esteemed position of Law Minister in the Government of West Bengal. Commencing with a modest enrollment of boys and girls, the school has since flourished significantly, now accommodating a robust student body of 2000.

Securing its affiliation with the Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations (C.I.S.C.E) in 1989 marked a pivotal milestone in its academic journey. Currently employing a team of  teaching and  non-teaching staff, the institution is dedicated to providing comprehensive development opportunities for its students.

Structured across three distinct buildings catering to Pre-Primary, Primary, and Secondary sections, adorned with lush gardens and two expansive playgrounds, the school's infrastructure complements its commitment to holistic education. The school prides itself on fostering a healthy and nurturing atmosphere conducive to the multifaceted growth of its students.

Mansur Habibullah Memorial School stands as a testament to its founder's vision, epitomizing an educational environment that not only imparts academic excellence but also prioritizes the holistic development of each student within its congenial and thriving community.