Vidyadayanee High School
Spelt in many ways Vidyadayanee (Vidyadayinee), (Vidyadayani) High School is situated in the Surathkal locality of Mangalore city of Karnataka State in India. It was established by Hindu Vidyadayanee Sangha in 1944. It is one of the largest high schools in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts with more than 1000 students studying in classes 8, 9 and 10 (SSLC). It is affiliated to the SSLC board of Karnataka. The school is located east of NH-17 now renumbered as NH-66, adjoining Govindadasa College. The school has its own building, large playground, library and laboratories. The Vidyadayanee High School has provided education to thousands of people from rural areas.
The school has both Kannada and English medium sections. This means the medium of instruction is Kannada and English.
The Hindu Vidyadayanee Sangha was founded by Iddya Krishnayya with an aim to safeguard the interests of Hindus during the British rule, in the backdrop of conversion. The school initially started functioning in the backyard of Iddya Mahalingeshwara temple and slowly flourished into the existing campus, sprawling across acres of land.
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