Scindia Kanya Vidyalaya Gwalior | Scindia Kanya Vidyalaya Madhya Pradesh India

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Scindia Kanya Vidyalaya, an all-girls residential school situated in Gwalior was founded in 1956 by Late Rajmata of Gwalior Shrimant Vijaya Raje Scindia and was inaugurated by the President of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad. Having a network with all major cities, the campus is located 300kms away from Delhi and is affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education New Delhi. The English medium teaching provides the students with progressive learning equipped with high quality education that enriches young girls to become torch-bearers of a better tomorrow. Built with the aim of girl child education, the school provides modern learning imbibed with age old rich traditions from classes VI onwards. Through a system of Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation, the performance of students from classes VI to X are assessed and monitored throughout the academic session. The school exercises a safe environment that ensures the spiritual, mental, moral and emotional development and wellbeing of your ward. Apart from the experimental learning, the school has a creative curriculum moulded to accommodate annual functions and activities to boost the student’s confidence and allow them to take charge and enhance their learning potentials. Music, dance, painting, and physical education are a few of the many activities that help in exploring the creative and imaginative potential of young minds. As a token of preserving our Indian heritage, SKV organises an annual Dharohar festival, to celebrate the rich art and culture of India in the years. Students are provided adequate exposure in all fields to build and boost their cognitive and creative skills to help them transform into all rounders. The formative years of learning play a vital role in moulding the child, therefore, the school is equipped and motivated to lend out a secure environment for the healthy and overall development of your girl child both socially and individually.