Science Club
Experiments and hands-on exploration.
Campus life
Spaces that
support
learning and
play.
Facilities, clubs, events and celebrations, and special programmes for the all-round development of students.
Facilities
Campus and infrastructure.
A well-equipped and secure campus with facilities for students with disabilities.
Photo: Mumbaipsytrance, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia CommonsCampus and infrastructure
A spacious, well-maintained campus with a safe and welcoming environment that promotes learning and all-round development.
- School building
- Well-equipped Security
- Ramp for CWSN Students
- Elevator Facility
Classrooms
Spaces for focused academic learning in English, Gujarati and Marathi medium.
- Well-lit classrooms
- Classes from Std 5 to 12
Science laboratory
A well-equipped laboratory for practical learning in science, including the practical examinations for Std 9 and 10.
- Practical experiments
- Science practical examinations for Std 9 and 10
- Science Exhibition every year
Library
A well-resourced library that gives students a place for reading and independent study.
- Reading and reference
- Independent study
Computer laboratory
A computer laboratory for digital learning, supporting the I.T. and C.S. subjects in the Junior College.
- Digital learning for High School students
- I.T. and C.S. practicals for Junior College
Sports
Students play and compete in many sports, at school and in inter-school, taluka, district and state level events.
- Volleyball, Kabaddi, Cricket, Football, Chess, Karate and Athletics
- Inter-school volleyball and kabaddi competitions
- BES Sports Meet and Ward Level Band and Lezim Competition
First aid
A first-aid box is kept on campus.
- First-aid box on campus
College canteen
A canteen on campus for students.
Clubs and extracurricular activities
Explore, lead and compete.
For the holistic development of our students, the school runs clubs such as the Science Club and Nature Club. Students take part in co-curricular and extracurricular activities and inter-school competitions, helping them explore their potential, build confidence and gain life skills, as set out in the NEP guidelines.
Nature Club
Learning about the environment outside the classroom.
Eco Club
Caring for the environment through practical action.
Inter-school competitions
Students test their skills against other schools.
Events and celebrations
Festivals, national days and special occasions.
Vibrant celebrations that foster unity, cultural awareness and school spirit.
Special programmes
New concepts in education.
The school follows the programmes and days guided by the Education Department, Deputy Director of Education and Director of Education, Government of India.
- Child-centred education
- Child education linked with child health and child care
- Education of head, hand and heart: intelligence, skill and emotions
- Education to develop skill of hands
- Non-formal and distance education along with formal education
- Education to teach children how to learn
- Use of modern technology to share knowledge with distant places and many people
- Education to develop minimum abilities in students
- Special efforts to teach children with disabilities and educationally weak children
- More opportunities for bright students
- Awareness of healthy environment, small family norm, faith in science, national integration and communal harmony
- Scope for creativity and a green environment project
Admission information · 2026–27
Your next step, made clear.
First Year Junior College admission is through the Government of Maharashtra Centralised Online Admission Process. Visit the official portal for process information.
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