Maharani Gayatri Devi Girls Public School, Jaipur

Maharani Gayatri Devi Girls Public School was established in the year 1943. It is affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education (C.B.S.E.). It’s a girls school which has a strength of more than 3000 students out of which 350 students are hostilities. The school is run by the MGD’S girl’s school society under the Board of Governors, headed by Rani Vidya Devi of Jaipur.

Motto Of The School The Motto of the school is ‘Our utmost to the highest’ as their main focus is to groom the girls so as to discover their potentials through academic and co-curricular education as they are future citizens of the society. Aim Of The School The aim of the school is to provide the student with cultured and traditional values that helps to build them a responsible citizen who can manage both personal and professional life and can face the challenges of tomorrow. Mission Of The School The mission of the school is to provide an innocuous and therapeutic environment where they can get an academic scholarship and can become a responsible and global citizen. Vision Of The School To make the students fluent in English through oral, written and visual techniques. To encourage and enhance the potential and capabilities of their hidden talents. To develop skills like to foster curiosity in learning new things, skills to tackle the problems, and to maintain emotional balance. To make the girls a self-independent person. To make them to grab the opportunities coming on their way so as to become a successful person in their life. HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL The School was founded by Late. Maharani Gayatri Devi on 12 August 1943. It was started with the strength of only 24 girls at Madho Vilas during the Pardha system in Rajasthan. Their main motivate was to give the rights to the girls and to show them the importance of education. BOARD OF GOVERNORS MANAGEMENT President Rani Vidya Devi Educationalist Mr. Suresh Mathur Guild Representative Mrs. Janne Himmeth Singh Guild Representative Mrs. Nirmala Durlabhji