page_title: Catholic Public High School
section_title: Conception & History
hierarchical_section_title: Catholic Public High School / Conception & History
caption_attribution_description: English: Sangota Public School, Children are busy in Marching
context_page_description: Catholic Public High School, commonly known as Sangota Public School, is a private school in Sangota, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. It was built in 1962 under the Roman Catholic Diocese of Islamabad-Rawalpindi and was renowned for being the center of quality education in the entire Malakand region, and most of the teachers were Irish nuns who had devoted their lives to educating Swat's children.
  A co-education system was in place until the 1990s but after the establishment of Excelsior College, the boys were shifted there and from then onwards only girls were admitted to this prestigious school.
context_section_description: This convent school was established in 1965 by Miangul Abdul Haq Jahanzeb, popularly known as Wali sahib, the last ruler of Swat state, who not only donated land for the school but also provided generous financial aid for its construction and operations. The majestic building of the school was situated in a beautiful location on the left bank of the meandering Swat river, committed for spreading the light of education in the region. The Sister teachers of the school also dedicated their lives to education of young girls in neighboring villages and hamlets, without any thought of financial gains, teaching them the same courses as were being taught in the school in the morning.
caption: Sangotians are busy in marching
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