Rajmata Krishna Kumari Girls' Public School

RKK runs from pre-primary through to Class XII. The published fee schedule sets out the stages: Nursery to Prep, Classes I and II, Classes III and IV, Classes V to X and Classes XI and XII. Boys are admitted alongside girls up to Class V, after which the school is for girls only. Boarding places are available from Class IV upwards and the day-boarder rate applies to Classes V to X. The school is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, and in Classes XI and XII students choose between Science, Humanities and Commerce streams.

The motto, Schooling for Life, sums up the school's intention to prepare students for adulthood rather than only for examinations. Its mission describes RKK as a learning centre offering forward-looking education that stimulates intellectual curiosity and critical thinking from an early age and develops self-discipline and social awareness. It says it works to preserve the values it has inherited, and frames the ideal RKK student as an empowered global citizen formed through internationalism, democracy, environmental stewardship, adventure and service.

The six-acre campus is built around six academic blocks of two to five storeys. The Dronachraya Sports Complex is an air-conditioned indoor block holding a gym, a heated swimming pool, squash courts, shooting ranges, a viewing gallery and dormitories. Badan Rangshala houses an auditorium, a recording studio and a skating rink. Outdoor provision includes tennis, basketball, volleyball, badminton, hockey and football courts. Teaching facilities include science, mathematics, geography and graphics laboratories, senior and junior computer labs, an ICT lab and a robotics laboratory, a library with e-learning resources, art rooms, music and dance halls and a play area for the youngest children.

Day scholars, day boarders and full boarders eat in the Annapurna Dining Hall, a four-storey building with dining on three levels and a published menu. Health cover includes an infirmary with trained nurses and RO-purified drinking water stations across the campus. Safety arrangements cover CCTV, background checks on staff, a visitor log and a fire safety system certified by the Jodhpur Municipal Corporation. A transport charge appears in the fee schedule for families who need it, and there is a parent teacher association, online fee payment and a parent and student portal.

RKK is a day-cum-boarding school and boarders live in two girls' hostels, Hemlata Rajye Girls' Hostel and Meera Girls' Hostel, which the school describes as a home away from home. Both are multi-storey buildings combining boarding floors with resident warden accommodation and in-house teachers' accommodation; one holds an infirmary and prayer room on the ground floor, the other a television room. The school publishes the boarding routine, a boarding newsletter and the dining menu, and there is a dedicated boarding email address. Separate fee rates are published for day scholars, day boarders and full boarders, and additional dormitories exist in the sports complex building.

Sport is a strong part of school life and RKK fields teams at inter-house, district, state, IPSC, CBSE and SGFI national level. Specialist coaches work with students in swimming, squash, tennis, basketball, badminton, football, hockey, cricket, skating, gymnastics, chess, athletics, shooting and a range of martial arts including taekwondo, karate, wushu and boxing. The school hosts the national IPSC squash tournament for girls each year, and yoga runs every morning for primary students. Beyond sport, students join Model United Nations, the International Award for Young People, Round Square conferences, AFS exchanges, clubs and local, national and international school trips.