Principal’s Message

Martinpur, a Christian village located in the Sheikhpura district of the Punjab, was established in 1898 by Dr. Samuel Martin, a United Presbyterian Church Missionary. Christian Girls’ High School is one of two schools run by the Presbyterian Education Board in the village. The school was established in the early 1900s by Presbyterian missionaries.

In 1972, Christian Girls` Primary School, Martinpur was nationalized by the Government of Punjab. When the school was denationalized in 1998, it had only 57 students studying in classes Nursery to Class 5. Over the years since denationalisation, the school has grown and is now a high school with over 420 students, from Martinpur Village and the surrounding area, studying in classes Nursery to Class 10. The school is open to both boys and girls up to Class 5 and girls only in Classes 6 to 10.