Campion School, Bhopal is a private, Catholic day school for boys, founded in July 1965 by Fr. Emmanuel Ferdinand More, S.J., a Spanish Jesuit of the Mumbai Province, at the invitation of the Archbishop of Bhopal, Eugene D’Souza. Run by the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) and named after the patron saint Edmund Campion, it is one of the oldest and most respected schools in the city, affiliated with CBSE, New Delhi, and teaching from Nursery/Kindergarten through Class XII. Its 49-acre campus in Arera Colony houses spacious classrooms, well-equipped Physics, Chemistry and Biology labs, a library with about 6,000 reference books plus periodicals, magazines and dailies, an air-conditioned auditorium seating 1,200, and a computer lab. Sports facilities include a games room, four basketball courts, three volleyball courts, a soccer field and a hockey field, and student houses are named Gandhi, Ashoka, Tagore and Nehru. The school publishes its own magazine, “The Campionite,” and was ranked the best Boys Day School in Madhya Pradesh in a 2019 Education World India ranking.
Fee range
Not published in my sources. Please contact the school directly for current fee details.
Curriculum & grades
- Grades offered: Nursery/Kindergarten through Class XII
- Curriculum: CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education), New Delhi
- Ethos: Catholic, Jesuit (Society of Jesus) values-based education