Montfort School

Montfort Senior Secondary School, Delhi was established in the year 1970 and is named after its founder of the society, Saint Louis Marie de Montfort, a French Priest, and Catholic saint. It is an unaided Christian minority School administrated by the Society of the Brothers of St. Gabriel. It is a co-educational school and is recognised by the Education Department of Delhi and also affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, Government of India. Montfort School being a Christian Institution, its first preference is to educate Christian (Catholic) children; but admission to the School is open to all.

The school has a long history since it started 50 years ago. Major changes have characterized the institution since its inception in terms of academics and other activities. Over the years the school has been always committed to providing present and future students with the very best in educational instruction, facilities, equipment, and programs. The school shares the honour of being one of the "Best Schools in Delhi". It is well designed and well-constructed school building of its own, with the main building at the very center with a unique architecture, built on a 6.41-acre plot dotted with lovely lush green trees along the boundary. There are 180 rooms including 56 Classrooms and several other activities room.

The teaching-learning process is enhanced with the help of Smart Interactive System from Pre-School to Class X with the latest software. Sports and games are an indispensable part of Montfortian education in all our schools. Montfortian has represented India & won laurels in international events/ conferences in Geneva, Switzerland, Manila & Turkey etc.

Montfort School, Delhi prepares all the students for the All- India Secondary and Senior Secondary School Examinations conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi. The medium of instruction is English. Hindi is taught as a second language in all classes up to Class X.