Santragachi Kedarnath Institution (Girls)

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Santragachi Kedarnath Institution (Girls)
S.K.N.I. (G)
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Santragachi Kedarnath Institution (Girls)
181 Sastri Narendra Nath Ganguly Road

near Ramrajatala

Santragachi

Howrah
,
West Bengal

India
Coordinates 22°58′47″N88°30′38″E / 22.97972°N 88.51056°E / 22.97972; 88.51056
Information
School typeGovernment-sponsored Higher Secondary School
School district Howrah
HeadmistressLovly Sengupta (Primary), Puspa Chowdhary (Sec,higher sec)
Faculty50 (Sec, HS), 20 (Primary)
Number of studentsapprox. 2000 (Sec, HS Girls), 800 (Primary Girls)
Student to teacher ratio40
Classes offeredI-XII
Language Bengali
Schedule6:30–11:00 am
Houses
  • Ashutosh Mukherjee Block
  • Ram charan Sett Block
  • Rupen Kar Block
  • Ram Krishna Das Block
  • Upendranath Kar Block
  • Satish Chandra Bhattacharjee Block
  • Guest Keen Williams Block
  • Nivedita Block
Song Jana Gana Mana
Publication
  • School Calendar
  • School Magazine
Affiliation West Bengal Board of Secondary Education and West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education

Santragachi Kedarnath Institution for girls is a girls' school located with the Santragachi Kedarnath Institution boys' school in Santragachi, Howrah, India.

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History

The Santragachi Kedarnath Institution was a boys school before 1949. In 1949 a group of men of the school authority decided to make a girls' section. It was started with a different authority in the same building and with the same name. It received permanent affiliation on 9 January 1963. [1]

Students

The school has about 1,500 students every year from I-XII. [2]

Curriculum

Up to class X classes are as per the syllabus. With these, extra classes of Spoken English, computer, physical training, karate are taken. After class X the classes are divided into Arts, Commerce and Science. [2]

Subjects after Madhyamik[ clarification needed ]

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Extracurricular activities

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