UNITED MISSIONARY GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL

United Missionary Girls’ High School first opened in 1834 as a boarding school for twenty-four boys. The premises later shifted from Alipore to Bhownipur when a girls’ section was added in 1837. The schools shared a campus, but were run separately. In 1916, the Methodist Missionary Society and British Missionary Society combined with the London Missionary Society to become United Missionary Girls’ High School. We are a School that strives to impart a high quality education through English Medium. Literary and cultural activities are blended along with academic career, while a strong emphasis is also placed on discipline. We adopt high methodology for students' participation in each and every activity of the school. Enter the gates of United Missionary Girls' High School and leave behind the noisy, bustling traffic of Ashutosh Mukerjee Road. Enjoy a slice of old Kolkata-- where bird song abounds and the grounds are canopied with stretches of uninterrupted sky framed by stately trees. The 170-year-old history of the school whispers from the red tile roofs, spiraling iron stairs and wide garden expanses. The vibrant heritage of United Missionary Girls' High School has been an inspirational foundation to generations of young women from middle and lower income families. These students have been encouraged to take pride in their culture as they unearth and nurture their potential. The campus hums with active learning. This website is an attempt to tell the story of United Missionary Girls' High School as we reach out to the community, invite new students and reconnect with our valued alumni.