Gold Field Public School, Faridabad is a coeducational day school affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi. Promoted in 1985 by the Gold Field Shiksha Sanstha, the school offers education from pre nursery through class XII. The school boasts 514 students under the care of 47 faculty members.
The 1.5 acre school campus comprises 16 classrooms, a well stocked library, an auditorium, well equipped labs for computers, math, physics, chemistry and biology, activity room and counseling room. The school also houses an infirmary, cafeteria, sports room and a playground.
Affiliated with CBSE, the school provides education from pre nursery through class XII. It offers an integrated teaching methodology and a host of sports and extracurricular activities. The school follows a student teacher ratio of 1:10 and classroom student ratio of 1:30.
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SportsPlease contact the school office for information on admissions.
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The monthly tuition fee ranges between INR 1700 to INR 2500.
The annual charges differ for each class and ranges from INR 6750 to INR 11500.
Gold Field Public School is regarded among the top schools in Faridabad.
Being a day school, Gold Field Public School does not offer accommodation facility.
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