Little Bells E.M High School

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Little Bells E.M. High School
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India
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TypePrivate
MottoChildren are not vessels to fill but lamps to light
Established1994
DirectorM.Chennasri
GradesKindergarten,1-10
AffiliationAndhra Pradesh State Board

Little Bells E.M. High School is a high school founded in 1994 in Nellore, India, by M. Chennasri.

English is the primary language of instruction.

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