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The Convent of Jesus and Mary, Chelsea, Shimla is a private English medium school, founded by a French nun, Marie Claudine Thevenet of the Religious of Jesus and Mary and run by the nuns situated in the hills of the Himalayas ranges.[1][2] It started as an orphanage for the children of the British soldiers and established as one of the elite educational institutions in post colonial India.[3][4] It is an all-girls elementary and secondary school, now affiliated with the CBSE board,[5][6][7][8] established in Shimla[9] in 1864. Its boarding school operated for over one hundred and thirty five years, until its decision in 2000 to close the boarding section and transition to a day school.[10][11] As a day school, it expanded with new buildings to educate children from the stages of nursery, kindergarten, to higher classes of grades XI and XII.[12][13] The Convent of Jesus and Mary School, Shimla,[14] is favorably referred to as Chelsea'. Its students wear a red uniform and are called 'Chelseaites'.[15][16] As an elite educational institution,[17][18] it continues to provide not only academic achievements, but also attitudes imbued with social, moral and spiritual values in their students.[19][20]
^National Institute of Urban Affairs (website presentation on Shimla), see slide 14 (educational institutions) (25 April 2023). "Shimla Streets for people challenge -2021"(PDF). National Institute of Urban Affairs (Himachal Pradesh state agency). Retrieved 25 April 2023.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)