Nabapally Boys' High School

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Nabapally Boys' High School
Address
Nabapally Boys' High School
Boys School Road

Nabapally


,
700126

India
Coordinates 22°43′11.3″N88°28′8.1″E / 22.719806°N 88.468917°E / 22.719806; 88.468917
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Founded13th January 1963
HeadmasterChayan Adhikary
Staff50+
Teaching staff40+
Key people Sujit Roy
Grades1-12
GenderMALE
LanguageBengali
ScheduleMONDAY to SATURDAY (except Public Holidays & National Holidays)
Hours in school day6 (Saturday 4)
Classrooms40
Campus sizenear about 1 Bigha(with playground)
Areap
Colour(s)Sky Blue Shirt, Black Pant [up to Class-X], Cream Shirt, Black Pant [for Class-XI & XII]
Song National anthem of Republic of India: Jana Gana Mana(জন গণ মন)
Yearbook উন্মেষ
School feesnegligible (almost no cost)
Affiliations West Bengal Board of Secondary Education, West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education
NBHS-2022(updated)

Nabapally Boys' High School is one of the top most government affiliated schools in Barasat. The school was established in 1963 by Murari Mohan Laha and others. According to local people of Barasat the school is specially known as one and only Boys' School.

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History

Nabapally Boys' High School is a higher secondary school in Barasat, India. The first headmaster of the school was Mr. Murari Mohan Laha. On the outermost fringe of the area known as Old Nabapally, in the mauza of West Ichhapur, stands Nabapally Boys' High School. The school was established in 1963; temporarily run on the premises of the nearby Jogendranath Girls' School, to be shifted later to the school's present arena. In 1966 the school was upgraded to the status of a junior high school and some year| Chayan Adhikary (CEO of ONE CLOUD BPO Hyderabad) vs kalyan Singha Roy Chowdhury|

Campus

The school is a three-storey construction with two two-storey sides housing the primary and the secondary/higher-secondary sections. At the higher secondary level the school teaches the three streams of Commerce, Science and Arts, the latter being the newest addition to the curriculum after being introduced from the 2010-11 session.

Academics

The school is a higher secondary school, from class 1 to 12. The curriculum is as per "West Bengal Board of Secondary Education"(till class 10) and "West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education" (Class 11 and 12). The common curriculum is followed till class 10. In class 11 and 12, there are 3 streams: Science, Commerce and Arts.

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