St. Norbert School crestSt. Norbert SchoolIndore · Since 2001
St. Norbert School crestSt. Norbert School
Nursery – XII · CBSE · Indore

Where learning
feels like an adventure

A CBSE school at Rangwasa, Rau, founded in 2001, teaching children from Nursery through Class XII. Twenty-five years of teaching children to be curious, kind and confident.

The St. Norbert Campus gate on RRCAT–Rau Road
Students' playground at the school
recess, every day
Curiosity taught dailyScience & robotics labsSport for every childMusic, art & theatreCharacter before marks

CBSE

Affiliated curriculum

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Stages, Nursery to XII

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Years since 2001

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Bus sectors across Indore

The St. Norbert School campus in Indore
The school basketball court
inter-house finals

Our story

A school built on curiosity, not on rules.

St. Norbert School opened on 1 July 2001 at Rangwasa, Rau — thirty-nine students and one teacher in the Parish Hall. It was founded by Most Rev. George Anathil, SVD, then Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Indore. Today it teaches children from Nursery to Class XII.

The school is affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi, and has been administered since its inception by the Congregation of Franciscan Sisters of the Presentation of Mary.

  • Reading first

    Library periods from Class I.

  • Hands-on science

    Four working laboratories.

  • Room to grow

    Open grounds and gardens.

"A school is finally its teachers. Ours have stayed long enough to teach the children of their earlier students."

The Principal
Most Rev. Bishop Thomas Mathew, Chairman
Most Rev. Bishop Thomas MathewChairman
Rev. Fr. Simon Raj, Manager
Rev. Fr. Simon RajManager
Rev. Sr. Immaculate FSPM, Principal
Rev. Sr. Immaculate FSPMPrincipal
Rev. Sr. Amala, Headmistress, Primary
Rev. Sr. AmalaHeadmistress, Primary
Rev. Sr. Sharmila, Headmistress, Pre-Primary
Rev. Sr. SharmilaHeadmistress, Pre-Primary

What we stand for

Our motto

Towards
A New Society

Through its motto, the school commits itself to provide a conducive environment suitable for academic excellence, moral and spiritual formation, and integration of other co-curricular activities in order to groom the students to become healthy and contributing citizens. Thus, creating a new society through the medium of education upholding the righteous path.

Our vision

  1. Peace

    First peace has to be given a soul. We know that the soul of peace is love. It is love that gives life to peace, more than victory or defeat, more than self-interest or fear or weariness or need. We should have the positive effort to understand another’s beliefs, practices and habits without necessarily sharing or accepting them.

  2. The individual

    The psychology of the individual is reflected in the psychology of the nation. What the nation does is done by each individual, and so long as the individual continues to do it the nation will do like wise. Only a change in the attitude of the individual can initiate a change in the psychology of the nation.

  3. The journey

    As we are journeying through the motto “Towards the new society” I am sure that we impart the education to our future generation which gives the assurance of a peaceful world.

Our mission

2030

By 2030, the school will provide a conducive atmosphere for the overall development of our student by equipping the staff and the parent.

School life

The half of school that isn't the syllabus.

Sport, music, art, debate, service. Every child is expected to find something that is theirs.

Students on the school playground

Sport

Four houses, one long rivalry

Athletics, basketball, cricket, kabaddi and volleyball run through the year, ending in the inter-house championship.

Music & Theatre

Annual day, taken seriously

Choir, keyboard, tabla and a full school production each session.

Art

A wall for finished work

Drawing, clay, craft and an exhibition every winter.

Service & Community

Towards a new society

The school motto, read as a duty on students. Senior classes take up community work each session.

Session 2026–27

Academic calendar

Term dates, examinations, house events and holidays. Dots mark days with something on them.

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This month

  • Oct 2

    Gandhi Jayanti — holiday

  • Oct 16

    Inter-house basketball

  • Oct 27

    Report cards issued

Indicative dates — the school publishes the confirmed calendar each session.

Admissions open

Come and see the school for yourself.

Seats are open from Nursery through Class XI. Eligibility, dates and the document list are set out in full; applications are made on the school portal.

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    Enquire, or register directly on the portal.

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    Submit the form with birth certificate and past records.

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    Interaction or assessment, as the class requires.

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    Confirmation, and your child’s first day.

Aerial view of the campus
The school playground
The basketball court
The teaching staff
The school gate
Aerial view of the campus
The school playground
The basketball court
The teaching staff
The school gate
Aerial view of the campus
The school playground
The basketball court

Work together

Let’s secure your kid’s future

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Photographs from the school year

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