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St. George’s Grammar Schools have a proud tradition of academic excellence, character development, and holistic education. Our commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals extends beyond the classroom, encompassing a rich tapestry of extracurricular activities, sports, and cultural events.
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At the heart of Hyderabad’s educational landscape stands St....
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St. George’s Grammar School, founded in 1834, stands as one...
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Mission Statement. Our mission is to create a happy, safe and dynamic learning environment. We encourage young people to become curious learners, rigorous thinkers and courageous voices who move forward with compassion, resilience and hope .
It is the oldest English medium school of the city and one of the oldest in India. In 1867 the school changed its name to The Chudderghat Protestant School, and in 1891 to St.George's Grammar School. In 1865 a separate girls' school was established, the first in Hyderabad.
At the heart of Hyderabad’s educational landscape stands St. George’s Grammar School, an enduring testament to excellence since its establishment in 1834. Like a timeless masterpiece, the school continues to evolve, seamlessly weaving tradition with innovation.
St. George’s Grammar School, founded in 1834, stands as one of Hyderabad’s oldest and most prestigious educational institutions. With a rich history spanning nearly two centuries, we have been committed to delivering quality education, fostering leadership, and nurturing young minds for generations.
St George's Grammar School combines the richness of tradition with innovation while embracing the fast changing demands of the information age. SGGS believes in creating a safe, nurturing environment where children can build a strong foundation for learning from Grades Pre-R to 12 in an inclusive and diverse environment.
Mar 14, 2024 · The St.George’s Grammar School was established in 1834 the very first modern school in the history of the His Exalt Highness the Nizam’s state by the then British Resident in the name of “The Hyderabad Residency School†for imparting education to the children of the European Army community and also to the erstwhile ...
