SSMVHS School

SSMVHS School, also known as Seethi Sahib Memorial Vocational Higher Secondary School, formerly known as Edakazhiyoor SSMF VHSS, Edakazhiyoor, is a school for boys and girls located at Edakkazhiyoor in Chavakkad Taluk, Thrissur District, Kerala. It is the first school in the coastal area of Chavakkad and Punnayoor Panchayath.

Founder:Janab RP Moidutty haji

SSMVHS School, Edakkazhiyoor
Location
SSMVHS School, Edakkazhiyoor
Location in Kerala, India
SSMVHS School, Edakkazhiyoor
SSMVHS School, Edakkazhiyoor (India)
Edakkazhiyoor, Chavakkad, Trissur

Kerala

India
Coordinates10.619105°N 75.9949°E / 10.619105; 75.9949
Information
TypeAided
Established1968
FounderR.P.Moidutty Haji (Late)
Staff200
GenderBoys and girls
Enrolment3000
Websitewww.ssmvhsschool.blogspot.in/

Institution

SSMVHSS has three departments. The student body includes 2,000 students and 200 faculty members. The school has laboratories and computer facilities and was the first school in the coastal area of Chavakkad and Punnayoor Panchayath.

The school is located at Edakkazhiyoor – a suburb town of the coastal city of Chavakkad on the NH-17 road.

The trust was founded by Janab Moidutty Sahib.

Programmes

High school

  • Class VIII to X
    • Malayalam medium
    • English medium

Higher Secondary

  • Science
  • Commerce
  • Humanities

VHSE

  • Medical Laboratory Technician
  • Computer Science
  • Office Secretaryship
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