St. Paul's Mission School

The history of St. Paul’s Mission School is a checkered one and dates back to a little more than 125 years. Initially it was owned, managed and controlled by The Diocese of Calcutta under CIPBC, the Church of India, Pakistan, Burma and Ceylon With the formation of The Church of North India (CNI) in 1970, the Diocese of Calcutta (CIPBC) merged with the Church of North India.

St. Paul's Mission School, in its over 125 years of history, has remained steadfast in its commitment to educational excellence and social responsibility. Founded as a refuge for underprivileged girls, the institution evolved into a beacon of hope and learning. Amidst its journey, the school witnessed the dedication of remarkable figures like Lady Carmichael and Rev. Jackson, whose unwavering resolve laid the school's foundation.

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Despite financial challenges, the school persisted in nurturing not only academic brilliance but also excelling in sports and co-curricular activities. The school's ethos of inclusivity and compassion guided its open doors policy, welcoming children regardless of their religious background or financial constraints.

Over the years, committed leaders like Mr. Raja and Mr. Flynn, along with successive principals, steered the school through phases of growth, introducing innovative streams of education and extracurricular initiatives. The introduction of Commerce and Humanities streams and the integration of NCC marked significant milestones.

Under the current leadership of Mrs. Biswas, St. Paul's Mission School has undergone a significant infrastructural transformation, embracing modern amenities while upholding the values of the past. The school's dedication to holistic education, state-of-the-art facilities, and students' achievements in academics and extracurricular pursuits continue to shine, promising a bright future ahead, echoing the school motto: 'Nil Desperandum' - Never Despair.Top of Form