It was between the year 1952 and 58 that Kula guru Annasaheb Ketkar of PVG was elected as a member at Legislative Council from Teachers Constituency .His frequent visits to Mumbai resulted into a desire to start a branch of PVG in Mumbai, the commercial capital. On one of his visits he spoke his mind to the members of past students association of PVG, settled in Mumbai. 

Accordingly, the past student organization proposed for the existing land at Nath Pai Nagar, Ghatkopar to Shri. Vartak, the then Revenue Minister of Maharashtra. The proposal for this land was immediately approved because it was situated at the fast growing location then. Thus on 4th March 1976 the foundation stone was laid at the hands of Past student of PVG, Honourable Industrialist Shri. Annasaheb Savarkar. Vaastu pooja was done at the hands of Mr. & Mrs. Telegiri, an architect of PVG. Since it was a reclaim land the water from the nearby Nallha use to reach till the school building. 

On 13th June 1977, when the school actually started functioning there wqere 5 and 12 students for 5th and 8th standard respectively. The year 1978 saw the opening of 1st standard and pre-primary English and Marathi medium. There were only 23 students in pre primary and 11 students in 1st standard. 

Yet the building construction work was not over and thus classes were held in the hall (Appasaheb Gargate Sabhagriha – now) by putting partitions. The construction work didn’t hamper the teaching learning process at all. The school was very keen about discipline. There was a competent staff that took efforts for the physical and the mental development of the children. The school soon gained reputation, the no. of students increased rapidly and there were full fledged classes from 1st to 10th standard in a due course of time. The distinguished feature of the school is that, it is a unique example where both English and Marathi medium schools go hand in hand under the same roof. 

  Staff  info

• Most of the teaching staff is teaching as well as studying. They also carry out educational activities to give quality education. Teachers have participated in interschool competitions at ward level and won prizes too.Many senior teachers work as the Moderators for SSC Examination
• Mrs. Anuradha Mehendale has bagged best teacher’s award from the State Govt. for the year 2010-11. 

Academics
Excellent performance in SSC examination-

Homi Bhabha Young scientist Award winners—

1. Chintan Thatte
2. Amol Rane
3. Sanket Karnik

Students played at state and national level

1. The school started with hardly 23(both English  and  Marathi medium ) students in 1977 and has continued its quest for excellence till today with 4500 students.
2. The school runs 14 standards and 71 divisions that is from Junior College to Junior College.
3. The first batch of students appeared for SSC examination in the year 1980.The passing percent was 89 and it  shot up to hundred percent in few years which became a traditional phenomenon.
4. The school has well equipped laboratories Mrs Pushpa Subramanium donated Rs one lakh for Physics Laboratory.
5. The school library has more than 5000 books of different types like historical,.mythoogical, scientific, story books, novels, magazines, newspapers, reference books etc. Library period is included in the time table of the students.
6. To cater to the needs of the students staying away from the school 9 school buses are arranged to pick up and drop the students to their residence.
7. So far 21 students have appeared in the merit list and 180 students got scholarship in both Marathi and English Medium.
8. NTS is another important examination. It  prepares the students for competitive examinations in future. Around hundred students appear every year for this examination  and bring laurels to the school.
9. Six and nine standard students appear for Homi Bhabha Young Scientist Sponsor Competition and win gold medals.
10. The school organized science exhibition twice. Chintan Thatte’s  project of ‘ the Fastest Train’ was selected for the state level  exhibition.
11. Students  also participate in Elocution and Quiz Competition conducted  here.
12. To increase the interest and proficiency in Mathematics , Sambodh, Pravinya and Pradnya Examinations are  held in the school where again the students have shown excellent performance.

1. The school has bagged innumerable prizes in dance’ singing, instrumental music and mono acting and entered the district level.
2. Elementary and intermediate examinations are held in the month  of September. 
3. Following drawing competitions  conducted by various  organizations also receive great response—
4. Sankalp  Group,Mumbai  Transport Police, Maharashtra Aaikyavardhan, Brihanmumbai Art Teachers, Fire Extinction Service, Kala Darpan (state level)

 Various sports competitions  are as follows:

• Weightlifting,  Twaikando, Swimming, Mallakhamb, Badminton, Chess, Table tennis.
• A coach trains the table tennis students in the school.
• Prizes for chess  competitions  are given from the interest of  Rs.40,000/_donation ,made by  late Shri V.M. Marathe, in memory of his father, to promote this game.
• Thus the deserving students got 25 marks from the board.