Mareedpally is a bustling part of Hyderabad where narrow lanes give way to leafy streets and the hum of daily life blends with the occasional honk of auto‑rickshaws. In the heart of this neighbourhood, just off the AS Rao Nagar stretch, stands PACE School, a familiar landmark for families who have lived here for generations. The school’s red‑brick façade and well‑kept playground are as much a part of the local scenery as the nearby market stalls, and many children from the area walk or cycle there each morning, making it a true community hub.
Since its founding in June 1995 by Mr J Ramana Rao, PACE has built a reputation for steady, dependable learning that reflects the practical needs of its neighbourhood. Under the watchful eye of Correspondent Mrs J Sukhada, the teachers focus on making each concept clear rather than just covering the syllabus, and they use regular assessments to keep track of progress without turning exams into a nightmare. The staff, many of whom have taught in the area for years, know the students by name and often involve parents in simple, honest conversations about how each child is doing.
What really sets the school apart is its willingness to look beyond the classroom walls. PACE regularly brings in opportunities such as the Unified Council English Olympiad, giving its pupils a taste of national‑level competition without having to travel far. The mix of strong academic grounding, disciplined co‑curricular activities, and a genuine sense of belonging makes it a place where families in Mareedpally feel their children are not just learning, but growing in a setting that respects the rhythms of our community.
