All Saints High School (Hyderabad)

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TypeMinority Institution
Motto Latin: Virtus Sola Nobilitat
English: 'Virtue Alone Ennobles'
Established1855;169 years ago (1855)
HeadmasterRev. Bro. Vincent Mendonza
Website <http://allsaintshyd.edu.in/><1>

All Saints High School is a Roman Catholic school established in 1855 in Hyderabad, India. It teaches students from lower kindergarten to 10th grade.

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History

The history of All Saints High School dates back to 1855 when Rt. Rev. Daniel Murphy, the Vicar Apostolic of Hyderabad founded it at the request of the then-Nizam of Hyderabad, Fourth Asaf Nasirud Dowla Bahadur. Rt. Rev. Mgr. Caproti was appointed as its first rector in 1858.In 1932, the school was handed over to the Montfort Brothers of St. Gabriel.

At the invitation of Bishop Vismara of Hyderabad and on the insistence of Pope Pius IX, the Montfort Brothers of St. Gabriel took charge of the management of the school in 1932 with Rev. Bro. Rosius as its first Brother Rector. In 1933, Rev. Bro. M. Paul, an administrator, took over as the first Indian rector and developed All Saints as one of the best secondary schools in academics and infrastructure in the Nizam's dominion. With Independence in 1947, there came one of the school's most revered and well-known rectors, Rev. Bro. John of God.

Due to inadequate accommodation, growing demands for admission, and to mark the Centenary Year of the Institution, four schools were branched out between 1953 and 1955, viz., St. Peter’s High School (housing the present primary sections), Little Flower High School, Hyderabad, St. Paul’s High School and St. Mark’s Boys Town. All Saints’ was an exclusively boys school until 1996 when it became co-educational. In 2011-2012, the kindergarten was renamed the All Saints’ Preparatory School. [1] [ better source needed ]


In 2018, a minor fire broke out at the school campus. Seven children were admitted to the hospital due to breathing problems, but discharged the same day. [2] There were no injuries or deaths. [3] [4]

Notable alumni

NameNotabilityReferences
B. Sumeeth Reddy badminton player [5]
Khlid Qayyum cricketer [6]
M. V. Sridhar cricketer [7]
Mohammed Azharuddin cricketer and politician [8] [9]
Mohammed Irfan singer [10]
Noel David cricketer [11]
Sandeep Goud cricketer [12]
Sitaram Yechury politician [13]
Sultan Saleem cricketer [14]
Venkatapathy Raju cricketer
Vedala HemachandraSinger
Rahul Ramakrishna Actor
Vivek Sagar Music Composer [11]

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