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St. Mother Teresa Public School

House No. 455 Street No. 3, Block-B, Baba Colony, Sant Nagar · Delhi · Delhi

CBSEClass 110Verified

If you’re exploring schools in the Burari area of North Delhi, St. Mother Teresa Public School is one you’ll likely come across. This school has been around for nearly two decades and has built a reputation for strong primary teaching and a close-knit community feel. Let’s take a closer look at what parents should know before making a decision.

Basic Details

Boards
CBSE
Co-ed
Yes
Boarding
No, it’s a day school
Founded
2004 (CBSE SARAS); first opened 01-Apr-2006
Student–teacher ratio
~25:1 (based on 815 students and 33 teachers)
Students
815 students

Classes

Most listings show Nursery–12; some government data lists 1–8. Confirm with school for higher-secondary availability.

Staff

Principal listed as Gigi M G (CBSE SARAS) with 10 years of teaching and administrative experience; other directories mention Shyam Lal Sharma — confirm current leadership directly.

Summary for the Parent

Overview

St. Mother Teresa Public School is a CBSE-affiliated day school in Burari offering a warm, value-based environment.

Strong in the primary years with dedicated teachers and focus on moral development.

Feedback on infrastructure and senior-secondary academics is mixed; visit in person before deciding.

Best Fit For

A child who thrives in a structured, value-driven environment.

Families seeking a community school with modest fees and approachable teachers.

Strengths

Affordable fee structure.

Caring and qualified teachers.

Active participation in cultural and sports events.

Strong foundation in early grades.

Trade-offs

Infrastructure for higher classes may need improvement.

Mixed reviews for Classes 9–12.

Inconsistent information about facilities like transport and medical room.

Limited online presence and transparency about board results.

Recommendations / Questions to Ask

Confirm if Classes 11–12 are currently operational.

Request the latest fee circular and refund policy.

Ask for recent CBSE board results.

Visit the school to check classroom and lab conditions.

Verify transport safety and communication systems.

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