On behalf of the Directors of the Bombay Education Society, I am delighted to welcome all of you to the Barnes School & Junior College website. This website, to a certain extent, is a lodestar to the school’s constant development and journey.. It gives me immense satisfaction to report the yearly improvement of our ICSE and ISC results, notably the high achievers, raising the bar with higher number of students securing above 90% to over 40% of total examinees, compared to less than 7% more than 3 years ago. As we emerge as one of the country’s best boarding schools and retain the core values and mission of the school on the West India academic map, many well-wishers and staff need to be thanked, as what Barnes School & Junior College has achieved is an amalgam of opinions and ideas, which come from teachers & former teachers and students.
Barnes School and Junior College, one of India's largest co-educational, day and boarding School in Western India enjoys an unparalleled view of the Sahyadaris in the Western Ghats. The 256-acre School is located on a hill at an altitude of 515 meters above sea level and experiences a year-round, pleasant climate.
Devlali is a small hill station and a census town in Nashik district, Maharashtra. It is a three and a half hour drive from Mumbai and a four and a half hour drive from Pune. Nashik is the third largest city in Maharashtra and also one of the 4 major sacred cities in India. Mumbai, Pune, and Nashik are known as the golden triangle in Maharashtra.
A combination of the educational traditions and expertise of The Bombay Education Society and the dynamism of Nashik's multi-cultural diversity, Barnes brings excellence in learning. Providing the best for its students has also been the yardstick for the state-of-the-art facilities and the dedicated faculty. Above all are the children for whom Barnes School exists, around whom everything revolves including the staff and the planning. Generations of them have passed through and the wonder still holds "Awkward cubs they were when first they came to school. Then they grew in stature, strong they grew in mind, till came the time for parting, when onward they would go as men to face the world!"
A combination of the educational traditions and expertise of The Bombay Education Society and the dynamism of Nashik's multi-cultural diversity, Barnes brings excellence in learning. Providing the best for its students has also been the yardstick for the state-of-the-art facilities and the dedicated faculty. Above all are the children for whom Barnes School exists, around whom everything revolves including the staff and the planning. Generations of them have passed through and the wonder still holds "Awkward cubs they were when first they came to school. Then they grew in stature, strong they grew in mind, till came the time for parting, when onward they would go as men to face the world!"
A combination of the educational traditions and expertise of The Bombay Education Society and the dynamism of Nashik's multi-cultural diversity, Barnes brings excellence in learning. Providing the best for its students has also been the yardstick for the state-of-the-art facilities and the dedicated faculty. Above all are the children for whom Barnes School exists, around whom everything revolves including the staff and the planning. Generations of them have passed through and the wonder still holds "Awkward cubs they were when first they came to school. Then they grew in stature, strong they grew in mind, till came the time for parting, when onward they would go as men to face the world!"
A combination of the educational traditions and expertise of The Bombay Education Society and the dynamism of Nashik's multi-cultural diversity, Barnes brings excellence in learning. Providing the best for its students has also been the yardstick for the state-of-the-art facilities and the dedicated faculty. Above all are the children for whom Barnes School exists, around whom everything revolves including the staff and the planning. Generations of them have passed through and the wonder still holds "Awkward cubs they were when first they came to school. Then they grew in stature, strong they grew in mind, till came the time for parting, when onward they would go as men to face the world!"