Arya Vidya Mandir (AVM), Juhu, Mumbai is a co-educational day school affiliated to the Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE). Established in 1989, it is the flagship school of the Arya Vidya Mandir group of schools.
The school offers education from nursery to class X. The Arya Vidya Mandir group of schools follows the Arya Samaj philosophy.
The school campus boasts spacious classrooms, a fully computerised and well-stocked library, well-equipped science labs and a play area. There is also a medical infirmary with a doctor and nurse.
The school is affiliated to the Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations and offers nursery to class X education.
According to a spokesperson, the school offers a diverse and specialized curriculum to help develop children’s critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Dharam Shiksha is imparted to students to build a strong personal value system.
Sanskrit is a compulsory language from classes V to VIII. Co-curricular activities include art, physical education, swimming, public speaking and elocution. There are 40 children in each class.
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SportsPlease contact the school office for information on admission. Ph: 022 66993700, 66936782
The school offers education from nursery to class X. The Arya Vidya Mandir group of schools follows the Arya Samaj philosophy.
Being a day school, accommodation facilities are not provided.
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