• WBBSE (VI to X)
• WBCHSE (XI to XII)
• CBSE (Class XI-XII Science )

West Bengal, India.

Phone: +91 33 24405115; +91 33 24405042;

+91 33 24404043

Email: sphs@southpoint.org.in

• Private
• Co-educational

Admission to class XI is for candidates who have cleared Madhyamik Pariksha (Xth board examination) or equivalent.

The school offers admission to class XI under both West Bengal and Central boards. However, the latter (CBSE) board admission is only for Science stream students. CBSE affiliated classes are available only for morning section.

• Admission fee – INR 10,000 (one time)
• Caution money – INR 6,000 (refundable when student leaves the school)
• Annual charges (VI to X) – INR 8,000 per year, payable in 3 installments in February, June and October
• Annual charges (XI) – INR 8,000 per year, payable in 3 installments in June, October and February
• Annual charges (XII) – INR 8,000 per year, payable in 3 installments in May, September and January
• Tuition fee (VI to VIII) – INR 850 per month
• Tuition fee (IX to X) – INR 900 per month
• Tuition fee (XI to XII) – INR 1,000 per month
• Magazine fee – INR 150 per year
• Maintenance fee – INR 165 per month
• Development fee – INR 150 per month
• Library fee – INR 80 per month
• Stationery, Examination, Power charges – INR 195 per month
• Computer fee (VI to VIII) – INR 250 per month

Expenses for students under CBSE:

• Admission fee – INR 10,000 (one time)
• Caution money – INR 6,000 (refundable when student leaves the school)
• Annual charges – INR 8,400 per year, payable in 3 installments in February, June and October
• Tuition fee – INR 900 per month
• Magazine fee – INR 150 per year
• Maintenance fee – INR 175 per month
• Development fee – INR 160 per month
• Library fee – INR 80 per month
• Stationery, Examination, Power charges -INR 205 per month
• Computer fee (VI to VIII) – INR 250 per month

[Fees are to be paid by demand draft or pay order only. The pay order or demand draft should be drawn in favor of "South Point High School"].

VI to X

• Morning Section – 6.40 a.m. to 11.50 a.m.
• Day Section – 12.15 p.m. to 5.25 p.m.

XI to XII

• Morning Section – 6.40 a.m. to 11.50 a.m.
• Day Section – 8.55 a.m. to 5.25 p.m.

Saturdays and Sundays are generally holidays

• Rock-Climbing
• Basketball
• Darts
• Chess
• Quiz
• Cricket
• Table-Tennis
• Yoga

The school students are also distributed into 6 houses (each having a different color), named after renowned personalities. These are -

• Red (Rabindranath Tagore House)
• Blue (Sister Nivedita House)
• Green (Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar House)
• Orange (David Hare House)
• White (Ashutosh Mukherjee House)
• Yellow (Derozio House)

The institute also hosts 5 inter-school events every year, under the sponsorship of M. P. Birla Smarak Kosh (South Point). The winners get cash prizes along with the M. P. Birla Trophy. The events are as follows:

• Inter-School Quiz Competition – Q-Point
• Inter-School Singing Competition – Satrangi
• Inter-School One-Act Play Competition – Masquerade
• Inter-School Chess Championship – Chessmate
• Inter-School Open Essay Competition – Perceptum

South Point High School also hosts biennial Athletic Meet over two days in December/January.

In winter, the students have fun participating in Art & Craft Exhibition.

Pointers in senior sections also enjoy different activities in the 3 clubs, which are -

• Interact Club
  - (Annual Fest, Udaan and other cultural and social activities)
• Activity Club
  (lessons by expert faculty are given on English and Bengali Elocution, Bharatnatyam, Odissi, and Western Dance, Dramatics, Western and Indian Vocal Music, Musical instruments like Synthesizer, Guitar, Tabla, and Violin; and Roller Skating)
• Nature Club
  (Known as Naturally Yours, the club members are dedicated to save the green and work to make citizens more environment-conscious through projects like global warming, Better Kolkata contest, seminars, caring for underprivileged children, and so on.)

• 1^st April, 1954
• The higher secondary section was introduced on 1^st April, 1960
• The high school was shifted to the current building on 8^th April, 1970