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  • Top 10 Schools in Hyderabad Ranking In 2020

    Top 10 Schools in Hyderabad 2017 rankings 

     

    School Name Ranking Location More Details
    Harvard/Howard Public School

     

    1 Hyderabad http://howardpublicschool.in/
    Oakridge International School

     

    2 Hyderabad http://oakridge.in/
    Praganya Montessori School

     

    3 Hyderabad http://pragnyamontessori.com/
    Holy Mother High School

     

    4 Hyderabad http://www.holymaryghshyd.com/
    St. George Grammar High School

     

    5 Hyderabad http://stgeorgesgrammarschool.com/contactus.aspx
    Euro Kids

     

    6 Hyderabad http://www.eurokidsindia.com/
    Oyster Play School and Montessorie

     

    7 Hyderabad
    Kendriya Vidyalaya

     

    8 Hyderabad http://www.kvhcu.org/
    Eton Temple Convent School 9 Hyderabad https://schools.urbanpro.com/eton-temple-convent-school-hyderabad/1363
    Millat Model School

     

    10 Hyderabad http://millatmodelschool.in/
  • Government schools in state underperforming.

    The survey conducted in every district of Andhra Pradesh indicates that 43 per cent of schools with enrolment of 61 to 90 students have less than three teachers. The RTE requires a school with 61 to 90 students to have at least three teachers.

    Under RTE, there should be one classroom for every teacher, but in AP, 73.2 per cent of the schools with more than or equal to seven teachers are below norms.

    Asked about this obvious lack of infrastructure government officials say they are hoping that the additional funding will take care of the situation.

    “Infrastructure should not be a problem. The government has allocated additional `4,400 crore under the sarva siksha abhiyan scheme, so the improvement should fall in place in the next two years,” said an official in the department of school education.

    Given the alacrity with which funds disappear into anything but the projects for which they are meant, this does not inspire much confidence.

    President of Andhra Pradesh Balala Hakkula Sangham, Mr Achyuta Rao, said that 53 per cent of schools with less than 60 students have only one teacher.

    If the teacher goes on leave, the school will not function. Such issues need to be addressed first by the government.

    Source : Deccan Chronicle

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