St. Kuriakose Public School, Kaduthuruthy, Kottayam is an English medium co-educational day-cum-boarding school affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi. SKPS has now earned the rare distinction of providing excellent standards in academic and non-academic results.
The 23 acre school campus hosts spacious classrooms, well equipped laboratories for physics, chemistry biology, computer and language, well-stocked library with over 10,000 titles and a reading room with 25 journals, an auditorium, seminar hall, playgrounds, basketball court, and indoor stadium.
Affiliated with CBSE, the school offers schooling from pre-nursery through class XII.
The Medium of instruction is in English.
Academic session is divided into two semester-
Session I – June to September
Session II – October to March
Co-curricular activities offered by the school are dance, yoga, karate, skating, personality development, behavioural science, public speaking, instrumental music and band.
Fr. Joby Kurian
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SportsThe child should have completed 5 years on 1st April for admission to class I.
The school admits students to Class I and fills up vacancies in class II and above on merit. There will be an admission test at par with annual examination.
For more details please refer http://skps.ac.in/admission/
Fee – Please contact school office for detailed information on fee.
SKPS encourages excellence in academics, promotes inventive thinking and upholds moral and spiritual values which enable students to think creatively, reason critically and communicate effectively.
SKPS offers accommodation separate facilities to its boys and girls students.
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