Serving learners since 1993

Santiniketan High School

Quality education. Character for life.

At a glance

A day at school

School days
Monday to Saturday
School hours
8:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Lunch break
12:30 p.m. to 1:15 p.m.
Office hours
8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Education

Knowledge · character · confidence

Our story

Rooted in purpose, growing with every generation

1993

Founded

1995

Government recognition

1999

Upgraded to high school

Management

The school is managed by the Santiniketan Educational and Rural Development Society, Mydukur, which was registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 in 1993.

Santiniketan English Medium School was started in 1993 by the Santiniketan Educational and Rural Development Society to provide comprehensive, quality English-medium education to children in and around the rural community of Mydukur. Admissions are offered irrespective of religion, caste, creed or colour. Sri G. Subbarami Reddy, son of Veera Reddy, gave concrete shape to the idea and founded the school.

The school began with classes up to Class VII in the founder's own buildings. It was recognised by the Government of Andhra Pradesh in 1995 and upgraded to a high school in 1999.

Today, the campus has permanent and semi-permanent buildings with facilities for students and staff, a well-stocked library, two audio-visual classrooms for multimedia learning, and internet access to support teaching and learning.

Our aims

  • Provide quality education and develop each child's personality, talents, and mental and physical abilities to their fullest potential.
  • Nurture young people with a keen sense of discipline, responsibility, self-reliance, integrity and loyalty.

Our philosophy

“Every child is potentially an independent thinker with an infinite capacity to acquire knowledge.”

Curriculum

The school follows the curriculum and syllabi prescribed by the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), Government of Andhra Pradesh.

Beyond the classroom

Learning that engages mind, body and community

Academic progress, teamwork, creativity and physical wellbeing are all part of the school experience.

Academic evaluation

Along with three terminal examinations, each student's performance is assessed continuously through unit tests, assignments, projects and other learning activities. Progress reports are sent to parents periodically.

Physical education

Guided by qualified teachers, physical education is compulsory for every student. Exemption from exercise or games requires the Head Master's permission on medical grounds supported by an Assistant Civil Surgeon. The prescribed physical-education uniform is compulsory.

House system

The school is organised into 12 houses—Aqua, Glory, Harmony, Ignis, Inspire, Integrity, Terra, Unity, Valour, Victory, Vision and Wisdom—to encourage healthy competition, cooperation and leadership. Each house has a house master or housemistress and student leaders.

Sports

CricketVolleyballBall badmintonThrowballBasketballKho-khoKabaddiTennikoitLong jumpHigh jumpTriple jumpAthletics

Activities

English, Telugu and Hindi literary activitiesEssay writingElocutionQuizSeminarDebatePaintingHandwritingRhymesStorytellingMusicDanceGeneral knowledge

Digital learning

Learning management system

The school's learning management system brings structured courses, modules and lessons, learning materials, assignments, submissions, teacher feedback and progress tracking together in one place for students, parents and teachers.

Practice & assessment

Quizzes that guide progress

Digital quizzes support question banks, practice and self-tests, scheduled assessments, auto-save, instant scoring for objective questions, teacher review, controlled result release and performance insights that help students improve.

Admissions

A clear path to joining the school

Please contact the school office for current seat availability and guidance before submitting documents.

01

Age eligibility

A child seeking admission to Class I must have completed five years of age and must not have completed seven years of age on the date the school reopens. Ages for admission to other classes are reckoned accordingly.

02

Proof of age

A date-of-birth certificate issued by a local body must be produced. The date of birth recorded in a transfer certificate issued by the State Education Department or Central Board is also accepted. Once recorded by the parent at admission, the date of birth cannot be changed.

03

Pre-primary

Registration for pre-primary classes takes place in June.

04

Class I and above

Fresh admissions to Class I and above may be offered in June, subject to seat availability. For Class II and above, parents must produce a transfer certificate from the child's previous school, duly countersigned by the competent authority.

Fees

School fees are payable for 11 months of the year and must be paid before the fifth day of each month.

  • • Fees once paid are not refundable under any circumstances.
  • • Fees may be paid in advance for the full year or for several months together.

School uniform

Physical education
  • • White dress, white canvas shoes and white socks are worn by both boys and girls.
Boys
  • • Classes I-V: navy blue shorts with a classic cream shirt.
  • • Classes VI-X: navy blue trousers with a classic cream shirt.
  • • Black shoes with navy blue socks.
Girls
  • • Classes I-V: navy blue midi with a classic cream shirt.
  • • Classes VI-X: classic cream kameez with half sleeves, collar and shoulder straps, navy blue salwar, and navy blue dupatta.
  • • The salwar and kameez should not be tight-fitting.
  • • Black shoes with navy blue socks.

Contact

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