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St. Mary's High School, Mt. Abu

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St. Mary's High School is a private Catholic school located in the oasis of Mount Abu in the Aravalli Range of Rajasthan in western India.[1] The school is operated by the Irish Christian Brothers and it accepts boys for both day and boarding. It falls under the Roman Catholic Diocese of Ajmer.[2]

Due to the cold climate the scholastic year usually runs from March to November. Education begins from grade four and ends at grade ten with a centralized ICSE board exam. The Students come from the various parts of the country and the world to be part of the school's renowned culture and history of producing promising products for the future.

The school opened in 1887 as Mount Abu Railway School. Upon takeover by the Christian Brothers in 1929, it was renamed St Mary's.[3] The school is situated away from the city, surrounded by jungle and as such provides a calm environment for the students. It has a dam close by known as the Lower Kodhra Dam. For sporting activities the school has six football pitches, three volleyball courts and four basketball courts, it also has a swimming pool.[citation needed]

References

  1. ^ St Mary's High School, Mount Abu
  2. ^ "Centres". Diocese of Ajmer. Retrieved 6 August 2017.
  3. ^ St. Mary's High School - Mt Abu - Rajasthan, India