Sacred Heart Boys High School
Sacred Heart Boys' High School is a government aided, boys-only, high school, affiliated to the Maharashtra Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Board. It is located in Santa Cruz (West), Mumbai, India. Landmarks near the school include the Willingdon Catholic Gymkhana, St. Teresa's Convent High School and Ramkrishna Mission hospital.
The school is one of the oldest in the Mumbai, dating back to pre-independence. Students come from all strata of society, partly encouraged by the low cost education provided by Catholic priests of the Bombay diocese. The school gives importance to all religions and customs.
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