- Established
- 1966
- Classes
- 8th to 10th standard, girls only
- Syllabus
- Karnataka State
- First Head Master
- Shri S. V. Dixit
I measure the progress of a community by the degree of progress which women have achieved.
When you invest in a girl's education, she feeds herself, her children, her community and her nation.
Why a girls' high school
The Samiti opened a girls' high school in 1966, when education was hard to get even for boys. The founder, Shri Ganesh Hegde Dodmane, saw that girls needed education to overcome gender inequality and to build a strong, responsible society.
It remains the only high school in the district exclusively for girls. Its first head master, Shri S. V. Dixit, set the model for turning the founder's dream into reality. Thousands of its students are now well established in society.
Academics
The state syllabus is taught. The academic year begins on 1 June. Admission to the 8th, 9th and 10th standards is open to girls who have passed the qualifying examination.
Results
Girls in Karnataka have long led the SSLC results, and Siddhivinayak Girls High School has set a benchmark with 100% results and many state-level ranks.
Beyond the classroom
Alongside the curriculum, the school gives students a platform for sports, cultural programmes and music. It has won many awards in the state-level Pratibha Karanji, debate competitions and music events.
Dedicated staff
Nayana N. NayakAssistant Teacher
Ravi T. BhatSanskrit Teacher
Manjula M. V.Mathematics Teacher
Ramesh R. NaikScience Teacher
Sumangala K. BhagwatArt Teacher
Kumar GaudaDrawing Teacher
Amith MudkaviOffice Clerk
For enquiries and admission
The academic year begins on 1 June.