Best IB schools in Himayatnagar - Hyderabad

Vidyaranya High School was established in 1961 in Hyderabad, India by its founder Shanta Rameswar Rao, located at the foot of Naubath Pahad. According to the school, its underlying philosophy is derived in part from the teachings of Jiddu Krishnamurti, and a reason the school is special is that the teachers are as open to learning as are the children

St Joseph's Public School is located in King Kothi, Hyderabad. It was established in 1971. This school follows the ICSE board. The school has English medium.

Seventh Day Adventist High School is located in Abids, Hyderabad. It was established in 1954. This school follows the ICSE board. The school has English medium.

Sree Group School is located in Domalguda, Hyderabad. follows the ICSE board. The school has English medium.

Chaitanya Bharathi Public School is located in Domalguda, Hyderabad. It was established in 1989. This school follows the ICSE board. The school has English medium.

Vasavi Public School is located in Domalguda, Hyderabad. It was established in 1983. This school follows the CBSE board. The school has English medium.

Sujatha High School is located in Abids, Hyderabad. It was established in 1966. This school follows the State board. The school has English medium.

St Paul's High School Hyderabad is located in Abids, Hyderabad. It was established in 1955. This school follows the State board. The school has English medium.

Little Flower High School was established in July 1953 by the Montfort Brothers of St. Gabriel, whose founder was the 17th century French priest and Catholic saint, Saint Louis de Montfort. The school was set up under the guidance of Rev. Bro. John of God, with Rev. Bro. Britto as its first Principal, to mark the centenary celebrations of All Saints High School, Hyderabad. Classes were started in temporary sheds from Kindergarten to Class VIII with two sections each. By 1957 there were classes till X with three sections each. The institution followed the HSLC course and later had the multi-purpose scheme from 1963 and came back to the SSC course.\nLFHS was lauded as the best school in the twin cities and one of the ten best schools in India according to a survey conducted by the Outlook magazine (2001 - 2002 & 2002 - 2003) consecutively.Admissions to LKG are through a common admission procedure. Registration forms are usually issued by the third week of November. The vacancy list for classes I to IX will is displayed on the school notice board by the third week of April. The original birth certificate of the child has to be produced at the time of admission The school was rated as the country's second best school for excellence in computer education by the Government of India and the award was received by Rev. Bro. Franky Noronha from the then president Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam in an official ceremony. The school has alumni like V. V. S. Laxman, Arshad Ayub, Speaker of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly, Suresh Reddy , Mithin Aachi,Dr. Mohd. Faheemuddin, Arvind Chenji, present Governor of Andhra Pradesh E.S.L. Narasimhan and Nandamuri Balakrishna.\nIn the academic year 2009-10, Outlook magazine ranked Little Flower High School as the best school in Hyderabad (Principal: Rev. Bro. Jaico Gervasis). In the same academic year, a student V Sri Krishna secured the first place in the scholarship test held by HDFC bank and won a scholarship worth Rs.10,00,000. In 2010, two students won the Horlicks Quiz competition and one was Runner Up in the TCS IT Quiz.\nIn 2006, two students namely Rithvik Ramadas and Abhinav Ram were a part of the team 'Space Architects' that were runners up in the International Space Settlement Design Competition held at Johnsons Space Center, Houston, Texas. Their team stood first in the Asian Finals of 2006. In 2010, a team of twelve students won the Asian finals again. They were teamed up with Amity International School, Saket and Lahore Grammar School Main,Lahore and was mentored by Abhinav Ram. Also in 2011, another team of twelve participated in the competition and were declared runners up. The school plans to take part in this competition again.\nNational rank : Ranked at No 75 position in the all-India rankings\nState rank: Ranked at No 11 position in the state of Andhra Pradesh\nCity rank: Ranked at No 11 position in the city of Hyderabad

All Saints High School, Hyderabad is a co-educational day school which prepares its students for the class X Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examinations conducted by the Board of Secondary Education of Andhra Pradesh also known as Directorate of Government Examinations. Established in 1855 by Rtd. Reverend Daniel Murphy, the Vicar Apostolic of Hyderabad, All Saints is the oldest school in Hyderabad and one of the oldest schools in the country. The class I-X school is managed by the Montfort Brothers of St. Gabriel Educational Society.\nToday the school enrols 3,500 students of which 3,000 students study in the English medium section and the rest in the Telugu medium and are offered free-of-charge education. All Saints High School was an all-boys school until 1997; in 1998 co-education was introduced in class 1\nNational rank : Ranked at No 106 position in the all-India rankings\nState rank: Ranked at No 17 position in the state of Andhra Pradesh\nCity rank: Ranked at No 17 position in the city of Hyderabad