Jubilee Hills Public School (JHPS), Hyderabad is a co-educational day school, affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi. Promoted in 1986 by the Jubilee Hills Education Society, the school made a humble start with just one classroom and has come a long way now, with about 100 classrooms housing around 2100 students from kindergarten to class XII. JHPS is an ISO 9001:2008 certified school and provides premier education at very reasonable cost.
It aims at “developing magnetic personalities and instilling confidence in every child, through its academic curriculum and various extra-curricular activities.” The school has consistently been attaining commendable results at the primary and secondary levels.
The school endeavor is to provide students with overall personality development through academic excellence and communicative, creative and sportive skills and build their confidence while being rooted in their own culture with a mindset to be both modern and democratic with the motto of Tradition and Technology. Jubilee Hills Public School has ensured that its portals of education provide the highest quality education at the most reasonable and affordable fees.
The School is programmed to develop and nurture the innate creativity and inquiry in students by using the inherent opportunities of the information society and prepare the students with a sense of belonging to the civic society, a zeal for community service, with necessary emotional and moral strength to compete globally in an exemplary, versatile and sustainable way.
Affiliated with CBSE, JHPS offers education to about 2100 students from kindergarten to class XII and boasts a faculty strength of 120. Academically, the school has exemplary records, with 100 percent results in the CBSE board exams for the past 21 years, 90 percent of which constitute distinctions and first classes.
JHPS also offers multiple e-teaching modules designed by professionals across the country to provide comprehensive and contemporary e-learning to its students. It maintains an enviable teacher-student ratio of 1:17.
