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Navrachana School is a co-educational, English medium, private school serving grades lower kindergarten to Class 12. It is located in Vadodara, Gujarat, India.

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Overview

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Navrachana School is a part of the Navrachana Education Society started by Smt. Savita Amin in 1967 and now under the management of Smt. Tejal Amin. It has a strength of 3000 students and 150 teachers. The school is in the Sama locality of Baroda city. The principal is Mrs. Bijoya Baksi.

The school started an afternoon school under the name of Nav-Prerna.

History

Navrachana was established in 1967.

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Navrachana School, Sama Road was established in 1967 and today provides education to over 2500 students, being affiliated to the CBSE. Later the school started a new branch with affiliation to Gujarat Board in 2000, which is known as 'Navrachana Vidyani Vidyalaya'. Navrachana is considered as one of the best schools of Gujarat.

Events

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  • The school organises concerts and sports day events every year and hosts popular cultural 'Navfests' in which students and people from different schools across India participate.

    • Institutions

    Navrachana Education Society has the following institutions under its control:

  • Navrachana School-Sama Road
  • Navrachna Vidyani
  • Navrachana University
  • Navrachana International School
  • Navrachana Sports Academy
  • Navrachana Eklavya Model Residential School

    • Navrachana School Navrachana Education Society

    Navrachana School Making of Let the Alarm Bells ring A bold initiative by Navrachana

    References

    Navrachana School Wikipedia
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