St. Francis Xavier Girls High School, Bengaluru is an English medium, higher secondary school managed by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Tarbes.
The school is affiliated with the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), New Delhi and offers education from nursery through class X.
The well-built school campus hosts state of the art infrastructure and provides best in class facilities for its students.
The school campus is sited in a serene and pollution free environment hosting fully air-conditioned classrooms, wi-fi enabled computer room, well stocked library, science laboratories equipped with latest equipments, music room, activity center, learning center and reception area.
Facilities for sports such as cricket, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, and badminton are also provided. The school also provides transport facility.
St. Francis Xavier’s Girls High School is affiliated with CISCE, New Delhi. The school offers education from nursery to grade X. The school’s academic session commences in first week of June every year.
Sr. Malar Joseph (principal)
Library
Student Mix
Labs
Internet Wi-Fi
SportsThe school admissions are open to all, without discrimination based on caste, creed, colour or religion. Please contact the school office for details on admission.
Fees: Please contact the school office for the fee schedule.
St. Francis Xavier Girls High School has been ranked among the top girls day schools in India by the EducationWorld India School Rankings 2020-21.
Boarding in the school is offered for all outstation students. The rules and routine of the boarding home are established so as to suit the needs of the average students who seeks an all round development of personality. The sisters and the warden-in-charge takes extreme care for each individual seeing to their academics, their health and all round development.
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