About the School :
Saint Paul’s School is a Christian minority and a co-educational institution under the management of Saint Paul’s Educational Society (Reg.) It was founded in January, 1961 with a nucleus of 10 pupils since then it has grown in strength and character.
 

Aims & Objectives :
The aim of the school is to train children through a liberal education and a broad curriculum. Emphasis is laid not merely on intellectual education but also on all moral and social habits. Encouragement is given to students to participate in various activities, to broaden their interest and to provide on opportunity to discover and develop latent talents.
 

Admission :
Pupils applying for admission should have to register their names. The registration fee is Rs. 100/- As a rule, the candidates have to appear for a competitive entrance test. The successful candidates will be called for an interview with their parents.
Admission to KG classes will be done on the basis of interview only for children between 4 and 5 years of age will be fixed for the successive classes. A child who has attended a private or recognized school cannot be admitted without the Leaving Certificate from the institution.
 

Withdrawal :
Withdrawal of a student should be made known to the Principal in writing on a prescribed form one calendar month in advance or one month’s fees will be charged. No leaving Certificates is given until all sums due to the school have been paid in full. The principal reserves to himself/herself the right of requiring the withdrawal of any pupil.
The school reserves the right to require the parents to withdraw their child if the progress in studies is unsatisfactory, attendance is irregular, conduct of student is harmful to other students, fees is not paid in advance or if there are other reasons.
 

Other details  :

-	A well-equipped students library and reading room.
-	An Audio visual instruction room equipped with projectors, Color T.V. and VCRs.
-	Physical training and outdoor and indoor games.
-	A health centre to conduct periodic medical check-up of students.
-	A well-equipped computer room to impart compulsory computer science training for classes II to VIII.
-	A fleet of 4 buses to transport children to and from school.