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Our Institution
Bishop Moore Vidyapith, Krishnapuram, Kayamkulam is named after Bishop Edward Alfred Livingstone Moore (the fourth Anglican Bishop of Travancore -Cochin (1925-37) who had made significant contributions in the field of general and higher education during his tenure as a missionary in India. -
Curriculum
The Vidyapith, Kayamkulam is a Govt. recognised educational Institution which is affiliated to the Indian Council for Secondary Education, New Delhi and prepares the students for the I.C.S.E examination at 12th year which are widely recognized for its excellence. -
Extra Curricular Activities
Excellent facilities are provided for the extra-curricular activities so that the body, mind and spirit find their perfection, sports, games , P.T music, dance, instrumental music, drawing, painting, public speaking, dramatics-all from part of the balanced schedule, Retreats, Seminars, educational tours etc.
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Admissions
Admission is generally offered to anyone, without consideration of caste, creed, religion or sex, as per rules and regulations of the school and as long as there are vacancies. However the management reserves the right to deny admission to anyone without assigning any reason whatsoever.
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- Chairman/Bishop
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- Bursar
- Principal
Education is human making process. It makes us to cope with the challenging situations in and around us. To form
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Warm greetings to all the stakeholders of Bishop Moore Vidyapith, Kayamkulam.
Kayamkulam Vidyapith is entering its 18 th year of
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True goal of education is enlightenment. And to be an enlightened soul, the task is rendered much harder than we
Education is an Expedition enriching the evolutionary transformation encompassing the physical, mental and social development of a child through emotionally
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Bishop Moore Vidyapith, Krishnapuram, Kayamkulam is named after Bishop Edward Alfred Livingstone Moore (the fourth Anglican Bishop of Travancore -Cochin (1925-37) who had made significant contributions in the field of general and higher education during his tenure as a missionary in India.
