Sacred Heart School, Kalyan is a K-12 coeducational day school affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi. Sprawling over 11 acres at Kalyan in Mumbai, each class accommodates around 35 students. The school is managed by the Sacred Heart Education Society.
Sacred Heart School, Kalyan, is Asia’s first eco-school certified by BM Trada for ISO Q.M.S and E.M.S. Standards.
The 11 acre school campus is 100 percent earthquake proof and flood proof and features a wide range of flora and fauna. The school also offers a swimming pool free of chlorine, a cricket and a football ground, basketball and badminton courts and an indoor gymnasium.
The four-storey school building hosts spacious and bright classrooms in three floors, three auditoriums, six well equipped laboratories and IT enabled classrooms, besides dance rooms, activity room, an AV room with LCD and OHP facility and an infirmary for emergencies.
The school’s drinking water facility undergoes 3 stage filtration processes and the diesel generator back up facility is eco friendly.
The school follows the curriculum prescribed by the CBSE board. The classrooms are IT enabled to enhance the learning experience and the flora and fauna rich campus serves as a secondary source of knowledge for the students. The study of soil and rock becomes easy for the students since the process of weathering of rocks and exfoliation can be actually viewed in their very own campus.
Extracurricular: The extracurricular activities include swimming, pottery, horse riding, archery, music, dance, skating and several other sports.
Vinita Raj (Principal)
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Sacred Heart School, Kalyan, is Asia’s first eco-school certified by BM Trada for ISO Q.M.S and E.M.S. Standards.
The school has been working on various aspects of environment in relation to the school campus like the problem of land pollution due to improper segregation of waste, if any; prevention of soil erosion due to rain water falling from steep mountains, prevention of pollution due to visitors’ vehicles entering the school premises, prevention of land pollution due to oil spillage during the vehicle maintenance, with an aim to make Sacred Heart School a zero GHG emitting school.
Being a day school, accommodation facilities are not provided.
