The Pre-Primary Graduation Ceremony at Methodist High School is always a day of pure joy, wonder, and immense pride. As our youngest learners prepare to transition from the playful world of the Nursery and KG sections into the formal corridors of the Primary school, this gallery captures the magic of their "first ever" graduation.
NOTICES
February 17, 2025
February 17, 2025
February 17, 2025
February 17, 2025
February 17, 2025
February 17, 2025
150TH GLORIOUS YEAR COMPLETED (1876-2026)
For 150 illustrious years, our school has been a beacon of excellence in education, shaping young minds and nurturing talents since 1876. With a rich history steeped in tradition and innovation, we have stood the test of time, producing generations of accomplished alumni. Our commitment to academic prowess, character development, and community spirit continues to define our legacy as we celebrated 150 years of educational excellence.
VISION AND MISSION
Vision: “To empower and inspire students to become confident, compassionate, and creative individuals who contribute positively to society and lead with integrity.”
Mission: “Our mission is to provide a nurturing and inclusive learning environment that fosters academic excellence, critical thinking, and personal growth. Through innovative teaching methods, a diverse curriculum, and strong community partnerships, we aim to cultivate lifelong learners equipped to meet the challenges of a dynamic world with resilience and empathy.”
Principal's Message
Dear MHS family,
Greetings of peace and joy to each one of you!
God’s sound decision to give humankind a mind, an intellect, to think, to speak thoughts and then to transform the latter into a story has developed and multiplied from myths and legends, folktales and fairytales, to the theories and treatises on developments in every sphere of life. One such story that is still evolving is the story of education.
Evolutions thus led to revolutions. Revolutions in science and technology have successfully taken place, from the power and use of steam to the …..
The Blessing Service for our outgoing Class XII batch was a poignant and soul-stirring ceremony, marking the transition from the familiar corridors of Methodist High School to the vast world of opportunities ahead. As our students stand on the threshold of their board examinations and future careers, this gallery captures the essence of a day filled with prayer, reflection, and heartfelt farewells.
The Blessing Service for our Class X students is a cherished tradition at Methodist High School, marking a significant moment of reflection and spiritual preparation before the Board Examinations. This gallery captures the solemnity, the hope, and the collective prayers of the MHS family as we support our young scholars in this pivotal chapter of their lives.
The Republic Day celebrations at Methodist High School this year were particularly significant as we celebrated our Sesquicentennial (150th) anniversary. The school campus in Kanpur was transformed into a vibrant display of saffron, white, and green, echoing the spirit of a nation that continues to inspire.
The Class XII Farewell at Methodist High School is always a bitter-sweet milestone, but this year’s celebration carried the extra weight of our Sesquicentennial (150th) legacy. As our senior-most batch prepares to step out from the red-brick corridors of MHS into the world, this gallery captures the laughter, the tears, and the unbreakable bonds formed over the years.
On December 18, 2025, the atmosphere at Methodist High School was filled with warmth and gratitude as we celebrated Helpers’ Day. In the midst of our Sesquicentennial (150th) anniversary year, it was a profound moment to pause and honor the dedicated support staff who work tirelessly behind the scenes to keep our institution running smoothly.
Methodist High School has once again proven its legacy of excellence! We are honoured to be recognized by Education World as No. 1 in Kanpur and Uttar Pradesh and No. 12 in India under the category of Vintage Co-Education Day Schools — for the third consecutive year. A heartfelt thank you to our dedicated staff, students, parents, and alumni for keeping the Methodist spirit shining bright!
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I am a member of the DeCunha family. My mother was lrene Leonora DeCunha. She was the senior-most member of the school alumni in attendance at the centennial celebrations and, as such, was asked to cut the centennial cake.
I was a boarder for 4 years and then a day scholar and lived just across the street from MHS in 72 Cantonments. GHS was my second home since that’s where I spent all my waking hours, from 7 AM study class to study class at 7 pm. I can still name all my teachers from kindergarten A to Senior Cambridge. I made many lifelong friends and am still in touch with Sashi Kant Misra (Chappie). My Principals were Miss Edna May Hutchens and Miss Jessie A Bragg. I was always very proud of my school and grateful for the excellent education it had to offer.
I went on to teach in Sherwood College, Naini Tal, and Bishop Cotton School, Simla. My wife Yvonne and I have been living in Alberta, Canada for the past 59 years.