A christian minority senior secondary institution under Baring Union Christian College Association, Batala
Admission Helpline: +91- 1871 286573, 244088
A christian minority senior secondary institution under Baring Union Christian College Association, Batala
Admission Helpline: +91- 1871 286573, 244088
Baring School is affiliated to council for the Indian School Certificate Examination New Delhi Code PU004, since 1976 for ICSE and upgraded to ISC (10+1, 10+2) in 2016. School is offering Medical, Non-Medical and Commerce courses at ISC level.
Principal reserves right to accept or refuse the admission in the school at any level.
HOLIDAY HOME WORK NUR TO UKG 2019 HOLIDAY HOME WORK 1ST TO 5TH 2019 HOLIDAY HOME WORK 6TH TO 10TH 2019 HOLIDAY HOME WORK 11TH TO 12TH 2019 BATALA & JANDIALA: BOOK LIST (1st TO 5th) 2019-20 BATALA: BOOK LIST (6th to 8th ) 2019-20 BATALA: BOOK LIST (9th to 10th ) 2019-20 BATALA: BOOK LIST (+1 & +2) 2019-20 BATALA & JANDIALA BOOK LIST (NUR) 2019-20 CIRCULAR REGARDING ICSE & ISC COMPARTMENTAL EXAMINATION BATALA & JANDIALA: BOOK LIST (LKG & UKG) 2019-20 Datesheet 1st Pre Board for Classes 10th and 12th 2019
As a chairman of BUCCA I congratulate staff and students of Baring school for its doors opened for the world to see inside the campus through its website which speaks...Read more...
I am feeling proud to greet Baring school staff and children of Batala (Gsp) and Jandialaguru (Asr) and rest of the world who are navigating this website , my warm prayerful best...Read more...
As many of you are aware, Baring School has played a leading role in the field of education in and around Batala. It has been able to integrate teaching of an exceptionally.... Read more...
The present Baring Educational Complex had its beginning in the Baring High School which was founded on 1st April, 1878 by The Reverend Francis Henry Baring, a missionary representing the Church Missionary Society of England, and with the efforts of the Indian Christian Community. Its purpose was to impart education to those who badly needed it but could not afford it, thereby contributing to the upward mobility of the surrounding community...
