List of Schools
The MES runs schools in Kerala as well as a few in other parts of India and one in Qatar.
| School | Location | Notes | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dr. N.K. Mohammed Memorial MES Central School Valanchery | Valanchery | ||
| MES A.A. Rashim Memorial School Atholi | Atholi | ||
| MES Bava Memorial Residential English Medium School Tellicherry | Tellicherry | ||
| MES Central School Cheekonnu | Cheekonnu | ||
| MES Central School Chenkotunkavu | Chenkotunkavu | ||
| MES Central School Kunnumpuram | Kunnumpuram | ||
| MES Central School Mangalam | Mangalam | ||
| MES Central School Perintalmanna | Perintalmanna | ||
| MES Central School Tirunavaya | Tirunavaya | ||
| MES Central School Tirur | Tirur | ||
| MES English Medium Nursery School Alathur | Alathur | ||
| MES English Medium School Alleppey | Alleppey | ||
| MES English Medium School Chavara | Chavara | ||
| MES English Medium School Kannanallur | Kannanallur | ||
| MES English Medium School Kovoor | Kovoor | ||
| MES English Medium School Kundara | Kundara | ||
| MES English Medium School Kunnikode | Kunnikode | ||
| MES College of Engineering Campus Senior Secondary School Kuttipuram | Kuttipuram | ||
| MES English Medium School Olavakot | Olavakot | ||
| MES English Medium School Panoor | Panoor | ||
| MES English Medium School Puthanathani | Puthanathani | ||
| MES English Medium School Tanur | Tanur | ||
| MES English Medium School West Quilon | Quilon | ||
| MES English Senior Secondary School Pattambi | Pattambi | ||
| MES Islam Madrassa Edathanattukara | Edathanattukara | ||
| MES K.T.M English Medium School Edathanattukara | Edathanattukara | ||
| MES Kindergarten School Tirur | Tirur | ||
| MES Minority Coaching Centre Kodungallur | Kodungallur | ||
| MES Moulana Azad English Medium Secondary School Channankara | Channankara | ||
| MES Nursery School Ernakulam | Ernakulam | ||
| MES Nursery School Trivandrum | Trivandrum | ||
| MES Public School Vemballur | Vemballur | ||
| MES Raja Residential School Chathamangalam | Chathamangalam | ||
| MES Raja School Pavangad, Pavangad | Pavangad | The school located at Pavangad, Calicut.The school is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education. | |
| MES Razeena H.S School Chennai | Chennai | ||
| MES School Ayilakad | Ayilakad | ||
| MES School For Mentally Retarded Elippakulam | Elippakulam | ||
| MES School Kandanchira | Kandanchira | ||
| MES School Muindur | Muindur | ||
| MES School Nammar | Nammar | ||
| MES School Nilambur | Nilambur | ||
| MES School Oachira | Oachira | ||
| MES Pattambi/ MES School Pattambi | Pattambi | Established in 1978, MES Senior Secondary School, Pattambi is a premier CBSE Affiliated School in Kerala which is first among the MES group of schools to be ISO 9001 certified for maintaining Excellent Standards in the field of education. | |
| MES School Qatar | Doha, Qatar | Established in 1974 through funds gathered by donations, on 15 acres (6.1 ha) of land granted by the Qatari government. As of 2008, it had over 8,000 students, making it one of the region's largest schools. In March 2008, thirty members of its board were suspended for "acting against organisational interests"; some of the members suspended included past and present chairmen. | |
| MES School Thevalakara | Thevalakara | ||
| MES School Umayanallur | Umayanallur | ||
| MES School Vaniyambalam | Vaniyambalam | ||
| MES U.P. School Edathala | Edathala |
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