Founded in 2000, Apeejay School, located at Kharghar in Navi Mumbai, is a co-educational English medium day school affiliated with the Central Board of Education (CBSE), New Delhi and offers schooling from primary to class XII. The school boasts 1825 students and 67 full time teachers. It follows a teacher student ratio of 1:27.
The 3.02 acre school campus hosts 46 modern classrooms, a computer room with 96 computers, 7 laboratories for different subjects, 2 auditoriums with seating capacity of 400 each and 2 IT enabled classrooms. The school library features 10,086 books on diverse disciplines.
Sports facilities include basket ball court, football ground and badminton court.
Affiliated with the Central Board of Education (CBSE), New Delhi, Apeejay School offers schooling from primary level through class XII.
Extra-curricular activities:
Besides academics, students are encouraged to engage in a host of sports such as basket ball, football, badminton, table tennis, handball and throwball.
Tejaswini S. Katdare (Principal)
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SportsPlease contact the school office for information on admissions.
Fees
Please contact the school office for information on fees.
Apeejay School is a value-based progressive school where the students are encouraged to put their culture and values into practice.
Being a day school, it does not offer accommodation facility.
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