Peary Charan Girls'High School was established in 1868 by the famous educationist  Peary Churn Sircar. It's now a Government Sponsored School.

IT'S A MATTER OF GREAT PRIDE AND PLEASURE THAT PEARY CHARAN GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL IS GOING TO CELEBRATE ITS 150TH YEAR IN 2017-18.

The Inaugural Programme will be held on 24th of December, 2017 (Sunday) at the school premises. All the wellwishers, the ex-students,the ex- teachers and staff and the ex-Managing Committee members are earnestly requested to participate and contribute to whatever ways and means possible to make the celebration a grand success.

THE CLOSING CEREMONY OF THE YEAR LONG SESQUICENTENARY CELEBRATION WILL BE HELD ON 23.12.2018 AT 4 PM

The Programme will be held at the SCHOOL PREMISES 

On 22.12.2018 The Ex Student’s Reunion will be held from 10 p.m at the school.

BANGAMAHILA  used to be published from this school  from 1875.  

This is the first Magazine for general women from any School in Bengal.  

The facsimile edition of 24 volumes ( 1875–1876–1877) of BANGAMAHILA will  be republished on 23.12.2018

Ex-Governor and Ex-Chief Justice Sri Shyamal Sen, Sri Sudip Bandyopadhyay, Sri Subodh Sarkar, Smt Smita Bakshi, Dr. Ratan Kumar Nandi, Dr. Ramen Kumar Sar, Dr. P.K. Mukherjee will be present on that day.

PEARY CHARAN GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL[GOVT. SPONSORED]

[Estd. 1868]

146/B, Tarak Pramanik Road, Sreemani Market
Kolkata - 700006, West Bengal, India
Phone: +91 33 22419962
Email:pcgh.school@gmail.com

Peary Charan Girls' High School was established on 24th of December in 1868 with only 10 students as CHORBAGAN BALIKA VIDYALAYA. It was first started in the house of Peary Churn Sircar in Chorbagan Area of North Calcutta.  After the death of  Peary Churn Sircar, the school was renamed as '' PEARY CHARAN GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL''. Upto 1934, it was known as ''Middle English School'' and from 1935 it got the affiliation of the Calcutta University as ''High English School''. It became a Higher Secondary School in 1959. But due to the rental building, the H.S. affiliation was lifted in 1979. It's now a Secondary School.