Miss Hill Higher Secondary School

Miss Hill Higher Secondary School in Gwalior began in the early 1900s as a girls’ school, started by Agnes G. Hill, a Canadian Presbyterian missionary. That makes it one of the oldest schools in the city, and Careers360 records the year as 1921. Today it is a private, co-educational, English-medium school managed by the Miss Hill Education Society, with a campus of about 6,252 square metres at Laxmi Bai Colony, Padav, in the Lashkar part of Gwalior.

The school is affiliated to CBSE under Affiliation No. 1030620, and the CBSE record names the Miss Hill Education Society, Gwalior as the managing body. The affiliation period shown in the CBSE listing ran from April 2021 to March 2026, so parents should ask the school for the latest renewal. Directories list classes from Nursery to Class XII, though the school’s own site does not spell out the range.

The website describes the school as one that values individuality, creativity and innovation. It shows three short messages, one from the Principal, one from the Chairman and one to parents, and an “About Miss Hill” section. Parts of that text name another school, “Samhita”, which suggests it was borrowed from a template, so I have not used it for specific claims.

The school’s own pages are short and do not give an address, a phone number or admission dates. Parents should confirm these with the school. The address on file is Laxmi Bai Colony, Padav, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. One directory lists an annual fee of about 18,500, which is not confirmed by the school.