Friday, January 15, 2021

Top 10 ICSE Schools in Delhi

Top 10 ICSE Schools in Delhi

Delhi, the capital of India, has one of the best schools. Listed below are the ICSE affiliated schools which provide quality education to the students.


1.The Frank Anthony Public School


Based on the ICSE syllabus, this school is a co-education institution. It provides its students with basic amenities and is a day boarding. The school was established in 1959 and has been founded by Mr Frank Anthony. It has some distinguished alumni like Nicolette Bird, who is an actress and a model., Siddhartha Basu an Indian director and Rana Kapoor who is the C.E.O. of Yes Bank.


2.Mount St Mary's School


Mount St Mary's School is a day boarding school. It was established in the year 1963 and is managed by the Patrician Brothers. The school has an excellent teaching faculty and is best known for its academic performance. Children here are taught character building 

so that they become future leaders who can lead others in the correct direction. 


3.Swami Hariharanand Public School


An ICSE School that provides day boarding to the students. It was founded in the year 1991. It is a co-educational school with English as the medium of instruction. It runs from class 1-10.  The school was started by Shree  Mahamandaleshwar Swami Santosh Puri Gita Bhartiji. Here such an environment is provided to the children that learning doesn't become a lousy activity. It should interest children for life-long so that they can come out with flying colours in their respective fields.


4.The British School


Established in 1963, The British School is a co-education school and is a day boarding.

Its motto is-Thrive Believe Succeed. In 2018, the school was awarded as the top British International School by British International school awards. It has world-class facilities and unique teaching techniques.


5.D.P.S. International School


D.P.S. International School is a day boarding co-educational institution and grades from class 1-12. The motto of the school is "Service before self".The co-curricular activities here include arts, dance, music, sports and other club activities. Children are keen to participate in all kinds of activities to ensure overall growth.


6.Little Flower Public School


Little Flower Public School was established in 1998 as a day boarding co-educational institution and based on the ICSE curriculum.

The school has facilities like an infirmary, science laboratories, computer lab, auditorium, sports facility, and transport facility.


7.Eklavya Public School


Eklavya Public school, one of the best schools in Delhi, is a co-education. It also provides day boarding. The school aims to provide quality education to the students. It is located in New Delhi and is affiliated to ICSE(Indian Board of Secondary Education) board.


8.Saint Marys Convent School, Shastri Nagar


Saint Mary's Convent, one of the ICSE schools, is a co-education and a day boarding. The school provides the necessary facilities to the children. The teachers here are supportive of giving children holistic development. Children display their talents on occasions like independence day, republic day and teacher's day.


9.Campus School


Campus School is both a day boarding and a residential school that grades from class playgroup to 12. It is a co-education school based on the ICSE syllabus. The school provides both academic excellence and holistic development to the children.


10.Holy Angels School


Holy Angels School in New Delhi is a day boarding. It is a co-education institution. This Christian school has a motto-Lightened to Enlightened. It grades both class 10 and 12. Besides academic excellence, students also focus on cultural activities. Physical training is also provided to the children to make them healthy.



4 comments:

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  2. Thanks for the information really helpful

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  3. Information is really helpful thanks!!

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