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St Bedes Anglo Indian Higher Secondary School
St. Bede's School was born in 1907. When Lord Curzon announced the scheme of European education for the whole of India, His Lordship the Bishop of Mylapore, Dom Theotonius Emmanuel Rebeiro Vieire de Castro, decided to start a school separate from the San Thome High School for the benefit of the Anglo-Indian children. The "Leland's Garden", a building on the Santhome High Road which now forms part of the C.S.I. School for Deaf & Dumb, was rented to house the new school. These premises were taken over later for housing the present school for deaf and dumb. On 18 January 1907, St Bede's (then known as St. Bede's European High School) was formally blessed and declared open by its reverend founder – His Lordship the Bishop of Mylapore - Dom Theotonius Emmanuel Rebeiro Vieira de Castro. The school began in 1907 with six classes: Standard II to Standard VII, and with Rev. Fr. M.I. Anacleto as its first Headmaster. Seventeen inmates of the San Thome Orphanage who were studying in the San Thome High School were brought on to the rolls of the new School.
At A Glance
Establishment
Since 1907
Category
Day
Affiliation
CBSE
Grades
L.K.G to XII
Classification
Co-Ed
Minimum Age
3
Seats At Entry Level
250
Language of Instruction
English
Average Class Strength
30
Student:Teacher ratio
30:1
School Strength
2100
Transportation
Yes
AC Classes
Yes
Smart Classrooms
Yes
Indoor Sports
Yes
Outdoor Sports
Yes
Religious Minority School
Christianity
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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General
Address
St. Bede's Anglo Indian Higher Secondary School, Santhome High Road, Santhome, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Website
www.stbedeschennai.org
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Chennai 
044 24983450
bedeschennai@gmail.com
www.stbedeschennai.org St. Bede's School was born in 1907. When Lord Curzon announced the scheme of European education for the whole of India, His Lordship the Bishop of Mylapore, Dom Theotonius Emmanuel Rebeiro Vieire de Castro, decided to start a school separate from the San Thome High School for the benefit of the Anglo-Indian children. The "Leland's Garden", a building on the Santhome High Road which now forms part of the C.S.I. School for Deaf & Dumb, was rented to house the new school. These premises were taken over later for housing the present school for deaf and dumb. On 18 January 1907, St Bede's (then known as St. Bede's European High School) was formally blessed and declared open by its reverend founder – His Lordship the Bishop of Mylapore - Dom Theotonius Emmanuel Rebeiro Vieira de Castro. The school began in 1907 with six classes: Standard II to Standard VII, and with Rev. Fr. M.I. Anacleto as its first Headmaster. Seventeen inmates of the San Thome Orphanage who were studying in the San Thome High School were brought on to the rolls of the new School.
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At A Glance
Establishment
Since 1907
Category
Day
Affiliation
CBSE
Grades
L.K.G to XII
Classification
Co-Ed
Minimum Age
3
Seats At Entry Level
250
Language of Instruction
English
Average Class Strength
30
Student:Teacher ratio
30:1
School Strength
2100
Transportation
Yes
AC Classes
Yes
Smart Classrooms
Yes
Indoor Sports
Yes
Outdoor Sports
Yes
Religious Minority School
Christianity
Trust/Society Affiliation
YesAdmission Information
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Computer Labs
Activity Rooms
Science Labs
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NoWi-Fi
NoFire Extinguishers
NoMedical Centre
NoExamination Centre
NoSwimming Pool
NoPlaygrounds
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www.stbedeschennai.org
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