St. Columba High School
About the School
"Mumbai's first girls' school, empowering young women since 1832."
St. Columba High School, established in 1832 at Nana Chowk (Gamdevi), is the first girls' school in Mumbai. A government-aided Maharashtra State Board institution, it educates around 1,800 students from Primary through Grade 10.
Founded in 1832, St. Columba High School holds the distinction of being the first school for girls in Mumbai. Set in a leafy campus at Nana Chowk in the Gamdevi area, the government-aided Maharashtra State Board (SSC) school educates around 1,800 students from Primary through Grade 10.
Rooted in tradition and community service, the school focuses on holistic development alongside academic rigour, empowering generations of young women in South Mumbai.
Infrastructure & Facilities
Safety & Security
- CCTV Surveillance
- Fire Safety
- Security Guards
Technology
- Computer Lab
- Science Laboratory
- Library
Sports & Recreation
- Playground
- Indoor Games
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