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  1. www.stannsssc.co.inSt. Anns High School (SSC), Secunderabad.

    St. Ann’s High School, SSC, Near Sangeet Theatre. S.D Road, Secunderabad - 500003. SCHOOL HOURS. MONDAY TO FRIDAY. PRIMARY (I - IV) Morning 8.45 am to 12.30 pm. Evening 1.00 pm to 3.00 pm. HIGH SCHOOL (V - X) Morning 8.45 am to 12.30 pm.

  2. www.stannsicse.comHOME | Mysite

    St. Ann's High School SP Road, Secunderabad Telangana - 500003, India. Email : contact@stannsisc.com. Phone : 040-27804108

  3. www.stannsicse.com › admissionsADMISSIONS | Mysite

    St. Ann's High School SP Road, Secunderabad Telangana - 500003, India. Email : contact@stannsisc.com. Phone : 040-27804108

  4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › StSt. Ann's High School, Secunderabad - Wikipedia

    Navy Blue and White. Website. www .stannsisc .com. St. Ann's High School is a private, Roman Catholic school for girls in Secunderabad, Telangana, India. It was established on 1 April 1871 [2] and is affiliated to the ICSE/ISC board, Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations .

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  6. school.careers360.com › schools › st-anns-high-school-secundrabad-secunderabadSt Anns High School Secundrabad, Secunderabad: Admission, Fee,...

    School name. St. Ann’s High School, Secunderabad. School type. All-girls school. School board. CISCE and BSE Telangana. Classes offered. KG to Class 12. Streams offered. PCM, PCB and commerce. Medium of instruction . English. Year of establishment. 1870. Residential status. Day school. School address

  7. stannsssc.co.in › admissionsSt. Anns High School (SSC), Secunderabad.

    Admission Policy Academics. St. Ann’s High School is a minority institution. As such the first preference is given to the Catholics. Admission is left entirely to the discretion of the Head Mistress.

  8. stannsssc.co.in › historySt. Anns High School (SSC), Secunderabad.

    St. Anns High School (SSC), Secunderabad. A Brief History of St Ann's High School, Secunderabad. To impart education to the poor and needy the school was started on 1st April 1871 with 25 orphans and 3 boarders by the sisters of St. Ann a Religious Congregation committed to the cause of education.