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Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School Ganjam

Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School (GQTMHS) is a Co-Educational school in Ganjam, Odisha. It was established in 1947. It offers education up to the Upper Primary with Secondary level. It teaches classes 6 to 10. The medium of instruction is Oriya. Its management type is Department of Education. It has 366 students and 17 teachers. The school has been rated by 14 visitors. Its page has been viewed 972 times on iCBSE.

School Details

School Name

Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School

Address / Location

Babaji Tota Sahi Berhampur Ganjam Odisha India 760001(Map)

Email Address

ghsqueenmission@*********
366
Students
17
Teachers
6 to 10
Classes
1947
Established

Overview

School Category
Upper Primary with Secondary
School Type
Co-Educational
School Management
Department of Education
Classes Starts from
Class 6
Highest Class Offered
Class 10
Location Type
Urban
Founded In Year
1947
PM SHRI School
No
Minority School
No
School for Children with Special Needs
No
School Building Part of Shift School?
No
Recognition Year (Upper Primary)
1947
Recognition Year (Secondary)
1947

Location

District
Ganjam
Block Name
Rangeilunda
Cluster Name
Goilundi
Village / Ward
Ward No.14
LGD Ward
Brahmapur (M Corp.) - Ward No.19
LGD Urban Local Body
Berhampur-Municipal Corporations
Assembly Constituency
Berhampur
Parliamentary Constituency
Berhampur
Pincode
760001

Contact

School Head Master
Monalisa Nayak
Respondent Name
Monalisa Nayak
Email
ghsqueenmission@*********

Boards & Medium

Board for Class 10
2-State Board
Medium of Instruction
Oriya

Enrolment

Class-wise strength
ClassStudents
629
740
872
9124
10122
Total Students
366
Total Boys
320
Total Girls
46
Anganwadi Workers Trained
9
General Category Students
81 boys, 12 girls (93)
Scheduled Caste (SC) Students
68 boys, 15 girls (83)
Scheduled Tribe (ST) Students
15 boys, 5 girls (20)
Other Backward Class (OBC) Students
166 boys, 25 girls (191)
Muslim Students
1 boys, 3 girls (4)
Christian Students
20 boys, 6 girls (26)
Enrolment by Age
Age 9: 2; Age 10: 23; Age 11: 34; Age 12: 60; Age 13: 110; Age 14: 121; Age 15: 32; Age 16: 3; Age 17: 2
BPL Students
298 boys, 49 girls (347)
Repeater Students
7 boys, 1 girls (8)
CWSN Students
6 boys, 0 girls (6)

Teachers

Total Teachers
17
No. of Male Teachers
5
No. of Female Teachers
10
Teachers (Gender Not Reported)
0
Regular Teachers
15
Contract Teachers
0
Teachers Above 55 Years
3
Teachers Who Received Service Training
13
Teachers on Non-Teaching Assignment
2
Teachers Below Graduate
1
Teachers Graduate and Above
6
Teachers Post Graduate and Above
10

Infrastructure

School Building Type
Government Building
Building Blocks
1
Total Building Blocks
1
School Building Boundary Wall
Pucca
No. of Class Rooms
9
Classrooms in Good Condition
9
Classrooms Needing Major Repair
0
Classrooms Needing Minor Repair
0
Other Rooms
9
Students with Furniture
361
Separate Room for Head Teacher/ Principal
Yes

Facilities

  • Toilets Available
  • Drinking Water Available
  • Hand Wash Facility
  • Hand Wash Facility Before Meal
  • Electricity Connection in School
  • Solar Panel
  • Internet
  • Books Library
  • Playground
  • Disabled Friendly Ramps
  • Handrails on Ramps
  • Medical Check-Up
  • Rain Water Harvesting
  • DTH Access
  • ICT Lab
  • Integrated Science Lab
  • Atal Tinkering Lab
Boys Toilets
2
Functional Boys Toilets
2
Functional CWSN Boys Toilets
1
Girls Toilets
2
Functional Girls Toilets
0
Functional CWSN Girls Toilets
0
Boys Urinals
8
Girls Urinals
4

Digital

Functional Computers
10
Laptops
2
Functional Laptops
2
Tablets
0
Functional Tablets
0
Printers
2
Functional Printers
2
Projectors
2
Functional Projectors
2
Digital Boards
0
Functional Digital Boards
0
Report Card Count (Male)
5
Report Card Count (Female)
10
Report Card Count (Total)
0

Entitlements & Grants

Text Books Received
Yes
Students Given Free Textbooks (Primary)
0
Students Given Free Textbooks (Upper Primary)
102
Students Given Free Uniforms (Primary)
0
Students Given Free Uniforms (Upper Primary)
108
Students Given Transport Facility (Primary)
0
Students Given Transport Facility (Upper Primary)
0
Total Grant Received
Rs. 105000
Total Expenditure
Rs. 105000

Governance

School Management Committee (SMC)
Yes
School Management and Development Committee (SMDC)
Yes
CCE Curriculum
Yes
Number of Instructional Days
0
Academic Inspections
2
Visits by Block Resource Centre
12
Visits by Cluster Resource Centre
24
Visits by District Officials
5
Approachable by All-Weather Roads
Yes

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Provisional Rating

3.8/5 Based on 14 ratings by visitors
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Ques 1.: Where is Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School located at?

Ans.: The complete address of Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School according to iCBSE is: Babaji Tota Sahi Berhampur Ganjam Odisha India 760001. You may want to contact the School to confirm the working hours before visiting.

Ques 2.: What type of school is Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School?

Ans.: Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School is a Co-Educational school offering education up to the Upper Primary with Secondary level, according to iCBSE records.

Ques 3.: How many students study at Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School?

Ans.: Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School has a total of 366 students on its rolls, 320 boys and 46 girls, as per government records.

Ques 4.: How many teachers are there at Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School?

Ans.: Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School has a total of 17 teachers, 5 male and 10 female, as per government records. The school reports 366 students and 17 teachers.

Ques 5.: What is the medium of instruction at Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School?

Ans.: The medium of instruction at Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School is Oriya, as per government records.

Ques 6.: Who manages Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School?

Ans.: The management of Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School is recorded in government records as Department of Education.

Ques 7.: Which board is Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School affiliated with?

Ans.: Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School reports 2-State Board as its board of examination for secondary classes in government records. Please contact the school to confirm its current affiliation.

Ques 8.: When was Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School established?

Ans.: Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School was established in 1947, according to government records.

Ques 9.: What facilities are available at Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School?

Ans.: Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School reports the following facilities in government records: Toilets Available, Drinking Water Available, Hand Wash Facility, Hand Wash Facility Before Meal, Electricity Connection in School, Solar Panel, Internet, Books Library, Playground, Disabled Friendly Ramps, Handrails on Ramps, Medical Check-Up and more.

Ques 10.: What post offices can be found near to Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School?

Ans.: We found a total of 10 post offices found nearby to Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School. They are: Badakhemundi Street, Berhampur(GM), Bhapur Bazar, Bijipur, Brajanagar, Gandhinagar (Ganjam), Gatebazar, Godavarishanagar, Khallikote College, Military Lines.

Ques 11.: What is the PIN code of the area where Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School is located?

Ans.: Govt. Queen 0F The Missions High School is located in the area with PIN code 760001. You can use this postal code when sending mail or searching for the location.

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who started this high school and its original location, how it got trans-located, why it was moved out?

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