NFR Enhances Infrastructure and Academic Standards at Railway Higher Secondary School in Maligaon
· Free Press Journal
The Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) has undertaken significant up-gradation works at Railway Higher Secondary School, Maligaon, aimed at enhancing both infrastructure and academic facilities. As part of the initiative, all old classroom furniture that includes desks, benches, tables & chairs across 19 classrooms from Class I to Class XII have been completely replaced with new, modern classroom furniture. Additionally, new tables and chairs have been provided for the Teachers’ Common Room, along with improved furnishings for the library and staff areas, including cabinets and a sofa set. These upgrades are designed to create a more comfortable and conducive learning and working environment for both students and staffs.
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To further strengthen digital learning capabilities, six Smart Boards have been procured and installed in higher classes, with the process underway for installing Smart Boards in the remaining classes. The General Manager of NFR including a team of other senior officials of the zone, visited the school on 20th March, 2026 to inspect the newly installed furniture and Smart Boards, expressing satisfaction over the up-gradations made.
Earlier, on 20th February 2026, the General Manager inaugurated the fully renovated school, which included construction of new classrooms, development of a new playground, renovation of the entry gate and prayer hall, upgrading of toilets, installation of granite on staircases, strengthening of the boundary wall, renovation of doors and windows and construction of a new corridor. These comprehensive improvements reflect NFR’s commitment towards providing a safer, cleaner and more student-friendly educational environment for the holistic development of students.
The Railway Higher Secondary School, Maligaon has also been brought under the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum from the earlier SEBA Board, w.e.f 2024, marking a significant step towards enhancing academic standards and exposure of the students. This transition is expected to enable students to compete more effectively at the national level. Notably, despite being a Railway run institution, the school caters to both railways and non-railway students, providing quality education at a nominal cost including from BPL category. At present, a total of approximately 07 percent of railway students and 93 percent of non-railway students are enrolled in the school, reflecting its inclusive approach and growing appeal among the wider community.