A Brief History
A Legacy Built on Vision & Service
The school was established by the 133-year-old Calcutta Muslim Orphanage in 2005 with
the aim of providing quality English medium education, particularly — but not
exclusively — to the educationally, economically and socially backward sections
of the minority community. It was named after Abdul Kasem Fazlul Haque, Chief Minister
of Undivided Bengal and a visionary in respect of the education of girls, who also
presided over the CMO.
Studies commenced on 25th April, 2005 with just 96 students, of whom 36 were our own
orphan inmates. Over the years, the roll strength has risen to a phenomenal 2,000 or
so — including about 100 of our orphan inmates.