St. Teresa's High School, Charni Road

The school building is divided into three buildings. The school has three playgrounds: a mud ground, stone ground, and the quadrant. The main school building has three floors. The ground floor comprises: the classrooms of Junior Kindergarten (Jr. KG) and Senior Kindergarten (Sr. KG), and grade 1. The assembly hall, school church, school office, computer lab, drawing room, the MDR AV Hall, Manager's Office, and Head Mistress's Office. The first floor includes: the classrooms for grade 2, 3, 4, and grade 10 division B along with the laboratories; however, grade 10 division B was shifted on 2nd Floor in 2019. The second floor includes: the classrooms for grade 4, 5, 9, grade 10 division B—as aforementioned—along with the Supervisor's Office, the school library, formerly G.M. Room, the staff room, and the Principal's Quarter. The third floor includes: the classrooms for grade 6, 7, 8, staff room, and another school library.

The objective of the house system is to foster a sense of collective responsibility and solidarity amongst students. The house system also serves as the centre of school life, with students from different houses often competing at sports and other co-curricular activities. Each house has their respective Students' Council member in-charge expected to fulfil his/her duties as instructed either by the management, or the school staff. The following are the houses present in the school along with their respective colours:

  Nehru   Gandhi   Tilak   Tagore.

Boys from grade 1 to 8 standards will wear white short sleeved shirts and beige short pants. Standard VIII-X boys wear beige long pants; girls wear beige six piece skirt, with white blouse. Regular black leather shoes are instructed as regular school wear. Ties and t-shirts are supplied in school. On P.E. days however, boys from the primary section wear black short pants and t-shirts of their respective houses; the same applies to girls however they wear black skirt. Boys and girls from higher standards wear black long pants and t-shirts with their respective house colours.

The P.T.A. aims towards at fostering cordial and friendly relations between the members of the staff and the parents of the students so that there is better understanding and co-operation between the home and the school. From each class, one parent is elected as the P.T.A. representative of that specific class.

The Head boy and Head girl are selected by the teachers from standard X. The assistant head boy and the assistant head girl are selected by the teachers from standard IX. Additionally four house captains for each house are selected. The captains are selected from standard. IX and the assistant captains are selected from standard. VIII.

St Teresa's is a cosmopolitan school. The school imparts Christian values to the children. The Christmas concert is celebrated every December. A sports meet and a farewell party for students who are passing out of the institution are also held annually.

The school also does holds some traditions to be maintained by all the students of the school; they are mentioned in the school diary. They are:[1]

• To always be friends with one another and respectful towards elders—in and out of the school.
• To avoid vulgarity in talk and behaviour.
• To accept whatever work is assigned with joy and pride.
• To be courteous, and develop sportsmanship—like with officials and with opposing teams of different Houses.
• To respect the liberty and rights of other pupils.
• To learn and observe good manners everywhere.
• To only converse in English.

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  St Teresa's Church
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  Emblem
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  Corner Stone
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  Main Gate
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  School Monument
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  Quadrangle

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