Cathedral and John Connon School Mumbai

Cathedral and John Connon School Mumbai, established in 1860, is one of India's oldest and most prestigious ICSE schools and a legendary institution in Mumbai's educational landscape. Founded in the colonial era by the Church of England, the Cathedral School (as it is commonly known) has over 160 years of tradition producing India's most distinguished professionals, business leaders, academics, and public figures. The school is affiliated with the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) offering ICSE and ISC programmes from Nursery through Class 12. Cathedral's alumni list is among the most impressive of any Indian school — Ratan Tata, Nusli Wadia, Adi Godrej, and generations of Mumbai's most prominent business families are alumni. The historic south Mumbai campus near the Bombay High Court features colonial architecture, science laboratories, a library, computer labs, a chapel, sports facilities, and an auditorium. Cathedral's academic rigour, co-curricular excellence, and extraordinary alumni network have maintained its status as Mumbai's and arguably India's most elite school for over 160 years.