Archives of New English School
The New English School of Honavar is the most common of schools in India. Yet it is a great institution, started during the tumultuous era of the freedom struggle -- the name itself was suggested by Lokamanya Bal Gangadhat Tilak, and founded by the local leaders to counter the influence of the Christian Missionaries (who were running St. Thomas High School in the same town).
Rare photographs from New English School Honavar, featuring students, teachers, and activities.
Archives of New English School, Honavar
 Art Teacher R.P. Shanbhag |  |
 |  D.M. Soukur |
Educator Rangarao Kasarkod |  |
 | The Graduating Class of 1953 |
R.N. Kamat (1912-1989) R.N.Kamat was a congressman and served as the president of New Education Society for three decades |  |
 | The S.S.C Class of 1952 The 1952 graduating class of New English School, Honavar |
Students in Computer Lab. Town of Honavar, Year 2007 |  |
 | Teacher N.D. Nayak |
Teacher P.R. Naik |  |
 | Teacher S.H. Pai |
Teacher S.G. Kasarkod Kasarkod taught English language and was a dedicated teacher |  |
See Also:
- History of Education -- Full text of Jyotsna Kamat's book documenting the tradition of education in Karnataka through the centuries; covers Buddhist, Jaina, Hindu, and Islamic educational systems.
- Campus Life -- A collection of pictures showing Indian schools, colleges, universities, and students. Include a guide to slangs used in Indian campuses.
