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Sophia Girls Senior Secondary School
The beginning of the Mission Sisters of Ajmer (MSA) Education System was laid first in 1913 in a school, in the city of Ajmer for the poor street children and orphans. It was known as St. Imelda's school. In 1919 the Rt. Rev. Henry Fortunatus Caumont our Founder, established the first Sophia School in Ajmer for the education of girls. He was the first Bishop of the Ajmer Diocese which covered then, practically the whole of Rajputana (the present Rajasthan). Hailing from the beautiful land of France, Rev. Fr. Fortunatus Caumont O.F.M. Cap. came to India as a young missionary priest in 1897. Being a man of vision and foresight he realized that the extreme backwardness and illiteracy of the people especially in the rural areas could be eliminated only if the women were given basic education. This was particularly the case of Rajput women. While the men enjoyed the rights of a princely feudal system and the best of education in the ‘Princes’ College of Mayo at Ajmer, woman's education was neglected. Bishop Caumont saw the prime need of uplifting the women.
At A Glance
Establishment
Since 1913
Category
Day
Affiliation
CBSE
Grades
Nursery - XII
Classification
Girls
Minimum Age
3
Seats At Entry Level
200
Language of Instruction
English
Average Class Strength
35
Student:Teacher ratio
35:1
School Strength
900
Transportation
Yes
AC Classes
Yes
Smart Classrooms
Yes
Indoor Sports
Yes
Outdoor Sports
Yes
Religious Minority School
Not Applicable
Trust/Society Affiliation
YesGeneral
Area
Classrooms
Libraries
Computer Labs
Activity Rooms
Science Labs
Auditorium
Ramps
No
Wi-Fi
No
Fire Extinguishers
No
Medical Centre
No
Examination Centre
No
Swimming Pool
No
Playgrounds
General
Total Strength
PRTs
TGTs
PGTs
PETs
Non Teaching
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Address
Sophia Girls Senior Secondary School, Vallabh Nagar, Gumanpura, Kota, Rajasthan 324006, India
Website
www.sophiaschoolkota.com
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www.sophiaschoolkota.com The beginning of the Mission Sisters of Ajmer (MSA) Education System was laid first in 1913 in a school, in the city of Ajmer for the poor street children and orphans. It was known as St. Imelda's school. In 1919 the Rt. Rev. Henry Fortunatus Caumont our Founder, established the first Sophia School in Ajmer for the education of girls. He was the first Bishop of the Ajmer Diocese which covered then, practically the whole of Rajputana (the present Rajasthan). Hailing from the beautiful land of France, Rev. Fr. Fortunatus Caumont O.F.M. Cap. came to India as a young missionary priest in 1897. Being a man of vision and foresight he realized that the extreme backwardness and illiteracy of the people especially in the rural areas could be eliminated only if the women were given basic education. This was particularly the case of Rajput women. While the men enjoyed the rights of a princely feudal system and the best of education in the ‘Princes’ College of Mayo at Ajmer, woman's education was neglected. Bishop Caumont saw the prime need of uplifting the women.
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At A Glance
Establishment
Since 1913
Category
Day
Affiliation
CBSE
Grades
Nursery - XII
Classification
Girls
Minimum Age
3
Seats At Entry Level
200
Language of Instruction
English
Average Class Strength
35
Student:Teacher ratio
35:1
School Strength
900
Transportation
Yes
AC Classes
Yes
Smart Classrooms
Yes
Indoor Sports
Yes
Outdoor Sports
Yes
Religious Minority School
Not Applicable
Trust/Society Affiliation
YesAdmission Information
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