Queen Mary's School was established by Mr. K.J. Mathews and Mrs. Molly Mathews in 1981 and then registered under the aegis of Queen Mary's Educational Society, Cuttack in 1989. It has been recognized by the D.P.I, Odisha in 1992 and is accorded COR and was affiliated to the Council for Indian Schools Certificate Examination (C.I.S.C.E), New Delhi in 2000.
Queen Mary’s School was founded in 1981 by Mr. K.J. Mathews and Mrs. Molly Mathews and registered under Queen Mary’s Educational Society in 1989. It was recognized by the D.P.I., Odisha in 1992 and affiliated to CISCE, New Delhi in 2000. The school provides affordable, quality education suited to the needs of present-day parents and children.
The academic year starts from the month of April and ends in March of the following year, with the final Examination. The syllabus followed will be according to the I.C.S.E Delhi. The medium being English, great stress is given to spoken English and is encouraged among students from Std. I and above, as a medium of communication within the school premises.
At Queen Mary’s School, student life is vibrant and balanced, blending academics, co-curricular, and sports activities. Children engage in debates, quizzes, arts, music, and cultural events that nurture creativity and confidence. Sports, martial arts, and physical activities foster discipline, teamwork, and resilience. With a spirit of service, compassion, and adventure, students grow into responsible, confident, and joyful individuals.
Queen Mary’s School provides modern facilities including well-equipped science laboratories, a computer lab, library, and smart classrooms with VR experiences. A dedicated Kids’ Park, sports grounds, and martial arts training promote physical growth and recreation. Students benefit from arts, music, and dance rooms to explore creativity and cultural talents. Safe school transport and a supportive environment ensure comfort, care, and all-round development.
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