The Pinnacle School

The Pinnacle School started out in 1958 as ‘Tiny Tots School’, a small kindergarten and nursery school in Defence Colony, South Delhi. It was established by Mrs. Babs Noronha, the war widow of Wing Commander S. B. Noronha, India’s first recipient of the Maha Veer Chakra gallantry award. By 1963, the school had 100 students including an international community drawn from 28 nationalities. By 1967, the school had expanded to the Junior level with 400 students and a staff of 30. It had now re-located to buildings in Greater Kailash and Link Road and was known as ‘Junior & Tiny Tots’. It is now relocated in Panchsheel Enclave, New Delhi and is fully equipped with modern teaching aids, technology and equipment. It is recognized by the Directorate of Education, NCT of Delhi and affiliated to CBSE, Delhi up to Class XII. In 2006 it became a Senior Secondary School, and now offers a full educational experience for all school children. On its Silver Jubilee in 1983, the late Prime Minister of India, Srimati Indira Gandhi, sent this message to the school: ’Children are our future and they deserve the best that society can offer. Delhi has seen the growth of many schools for small children. It must be ensured that these lay firm foundations for the building of character and of sensitive and socially conscious citizens.’ The relevance of this message still lingers. The Pinnacle School continues to be a leading educational institution of its kind in India, setting standards of quality in value-based education.