Inclusion with dignity
We work to reduce the barriers that keep children from learning, with a subsidised fee structure and a commitment to welcoming learners from underserved backgrounds.
01 The idea that started it all
Our story
Education is a right, not a privilege.
Founded in 1994 by the late Dr. Nawab Hasan Nadwi, S. Fatima Public School began in Gangoh with a clear purpose: to make quality education more accessible to children whose opportunities were too often shaped by social expectations or economic means.
The school began as the city’s first girls’ school, at a time when girls’ education was not always given the importance it deserved. In 2005, the institution became co-educational, widening its reach while holding firmly to the principle that every child deserves the chance to learn with dignity.
As an independent, unaided school, S. Fatima Public School continues to maintain a subsidised fee structure. Its work is grounded in the belief that equitable education begins by welcoming learners who might otherwise be left at the margins.
“A child’s circumstances should never define the limits of their aspirations.”
