Abdullah School

The mother's womb is the child's first school. However, schools play a very important role in laying a strong foundation for quality education and influence students' interests, habits, personalities and overall personality decisions. The Old Girls Association of Aligarh Muslim University Women's College expressed appreciation for early childhood development by establishing this nursery with a donation made on the occasion of his 80th birthday in 1957. rice field. Sheikh Abdulasaheb (commonly known as Papamika). In addition to being the founder of the Aligarh Women's College, he was also a pioneer in the field of girls' education. The school was named Abdullah Nursery & Elementary School in honor of him. After the successful completion of the first year of (July 1957-July 1958), Aligar Muslim University took over the operation of the school in August 1958. Due to the continued success of the nursery, the university board decided to establish a valid primary class (up to class V) from session 195960. The age limit for admission to Class I has been set to 5 years and above.