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St. Teresas School

Niwaru Road, Jhotwara · Jaipur · Rajasthan

CBSEClass 112Verified

If you’re exploring CBSE schools in Jaipur, St. Teresa’s School, Jhotwara often comes up in parent discussions. This summary brings together what’s publicly available — from facilities and fees to parent feedback — so you can make an informed decision for your child.

Basic Details

Boards
Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) — Affiliation No. 1730680 [CBSE SARAS]
Classes
Nursery to Class 12
Co-ed
Yes
Boarding
Yes (Hostel listed on Careers360)
Founded
2007
Student–teacher ratio
~12:1 (1,170 students / 96 teachers)
Students
~1,170

Summary for the Parent

Overview

St. Teresa’s School, Jhotwara is a CBSE‑affiliated co‑educational school offering a structured academic environment with good infrastructure and a variety of extracurricular options. The school’s leadership and facilities are often praised, though parent reviews highlight some inconsistency in teaching quality and communication.

What kind of child will this school work best for

  • Children who enjoy structured learning and organized school events.
  • Families looking for a CBSE school with hostel and transport options.
  • Students who thrive in a balanced academic and co‑curricular environment.

Strengths

  • Spacious campus with modern facilities.
  • Experienced principal and long‑standing CBSE affiliation.
  • Active extracurricular calendar.
  • Boarding and transport options.

Potential trade-offs / Things to check

  • Variation in teaching quality across sections.
  • Fee structure transparency.
  • Responsiveness of management to parent concerns.
  • Quality of sports coaching.

Recommendations / Questions to Ask

  • Request the latest fee schedule and refund policy.
  • Ask to meet teachers of your child’s prospective grade.
  • Check hostel safety and supervision if opting for boarding.
  • Speak to current parents for first‑hand feedback.
  • Confirm how the school supports children needing extra academic help.

Note

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