SVKM’s Mukesh R. Patel CBSE School, Shirpur was promoted in 2013 by Shri Amrishbhai Patel, MLC and former education minister of Maharashtra and the president of Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal (SVKM) — a public charitable trust registered under the Societies Registration Act and Bombay Public Trust Act. From its humble beginnings in 1934, when it took over the Rashtriya Shala, a school established in 1921 in the wake of the national movement, SVKM has metamorphosed into an educational conglomerate that imparts quality pre-primary-higher education to over 35,000 students across the country.
Affiliated with CBSE, the class I-XII day-cum-residential SVKM’s Mukesh R. Patel CBSE School aspires to “provide children a nurturing, open and stress-free environment that enables excellence outside of conventional formats.” With an ideal teacher-student ratio of 1:10, young minds are guided by highly qualified, dedicated and experienced teachers selected from amongst the best nationally.
Sited on an expansive 40-acre campus amid sylvan surroundings away from the din and bustle of the city, the school hosts state-of-the-art infrastructure designed to enable holistic development of the students. The school’s contemporary academic infrastructure includes 20 ICT-enabled classrooms, six well-equipped labs for biology, chemistry, physics, math, computer, social studies, e-library, among others.
Impressive facilities for 15 specialised sports and a wide array of co-curricular activities enable well-rounded development of the students.
Affiliated with the Delhi-based Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), the school offers education from class I through XII. To ensure holistic student development, special emphasis is placed on individual, social, emotional, intellectual, physical, cultural and spiritual development.
The school follows a blend of several internationally acclaimed teaching-learning approaches and pedagogies including experiential learning, collaborative learning, project based learning, inquiry-based learning, peer teaching, among others.
Co-curricular education: A rich palette of sports and co-curricular activities helps nurture students’ sporting and artistic talents. Students are encouraged to pursue music, arts, sports, dance, acting, etc. Besides, the school also promotes several student interest clubs.
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SportsIn accordance with state government guidelines, admissions to class I through VIII are open throughout the year subject to the availability of seats in the particular class.
Parents seeking admissions for their child can download the registration form and hard copies of the same can be submitted at the school office between 11am and 5pm from Monday through Friday. After scrutiny of the documents, a formal admission test is conducted for the higher classes.
Those wishing to take a tour of the campus may fix an appointment by dialing 8806363306.
Documents required:
Fees (Annual)
Boarders
Classes 1-5: Rs. 185000.00
Classes: 6-7: Rs. 207000.00
Classes 8-10: Rs. 210000.00
Classes 11-12: Rs.222000.00
Day Scholars
Classes 1-5: Rs. 103500.00
Classes: 6-7: Rs. 117000.00
Classes 8-10: Rs. 120000.00
Classes 11-12: Rs. 135500.00
Admission Fee: Rs. 10000.00
Caution Deposit: Rs. 5000.00 at the time of admission
Academics:
District topper in CBSE Class 10 Examination.
Sports/Cultural/CSR:
Subrato Cup Football State level
Boxing State level
Horse Riding National Level
AFAI Football District level organised
T-20 Cricket Tournament District level organised
T-20 All India women’s Cricket Tournament Organised
Social Outreach programme
Field visits
Summer Camp etc.
The school has two separate well-appointed boarding houses for boys and girls that can accommodate 750 students.
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