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St. Jude School

P.O. Diyun Avoipur Arunachal Pradesh - 792103 India · Namsai · Arunachal Pradesh

ICSEClass 110Verified

If you’re a parent exploring schooling options in the Diyun area of Arunachal Pradesh, St. Jude School, Avoipur might already be on your list. This report brings together all publicly available information so you can make an informed decision about whether it’s the right fit for your child.

Basic Details

Boards
CISCE/ICSE (provisional; CISCE code AR012)
Classes
Grades 1–8 (some directories list up to Class 10; confirm directly)
Co-ed
Yes
Boarding
Conflicting data — some sources list residential, others day school; confirm directly
Founded
2006
Student–teacher ratio
Between 20:1 and 25:1
Students
Between 322-351 students (depending on whether pre-primary is included)
Staff
14-18 teachers; mix of male and female staff; principal listed as Aley Kutty E.A.

Summary for the Parent

Overview

St. Jude School, Avoipur (Diyun) is a small, community-oriented English-medium school that has been serving local families since 2006. It offers a safe and simple environment with caring teachers but limited academic infrastructure.

Best Fit For

A child who thrives in smaller classes and benefits from personal attention.

A child from the local area who needs a safe, familiar environment.

A child whose family values community connection over advanced facilities.

Strengths

Small class sizes and caring teachers

Safe, fenced campus

Active community involvement

English-medium instruction

Trade-offs / Things to check

No library or computer lab

Conflicting information about board affiliation and class range

Limited extracurricular infrastructure

No clear fee structure available online

Recommendations / Questions to Ask

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Request a written fee structure and transport details.

Ask about plans for adding library or computer facilities.

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