

"Discover the perfect learning environment where innovation meets tradition. We offer a well-rounded education that emphasizes academics, arts, sports, and character development. Together, we build a brighter tomorrow for your child."
"Where knowledge meets character and every student is encouraged to learn, lead, and grow. We provide a balanced education that combines academic excellence with sports, cultural activities, creativity, discipline, and strong values—preparing young minds for a confident and successful future.


The name 'Lal Bagh' is most appropriate because we are treasure hunters, not of rubies and gold but of truth and beauty. In upholding those qualities, we are fulfilling the true meaning of education which is to lead the human mind and Soul to the highest and the best. In this respect we are adding one more feather to our cap by introducing LALBAGH ISABELLA THOBURN SCHOOL.
In 1949 Intermediate class was added and the school was renamed as the Lal Bagh Girls Inter College. The year 1956 marked the opening of the C.T Nursery Training class, another new venture in the Lal Bagh's educational expansion. In the year 2017 English Medium is opened expanding the opportunities even further.
Within two decades the steady increase in the number of students and activities called for more space. In 1923 the college moved to Chandbagh with 9th and 10th classes; the name was changed to Isabella Thoburn College. In 1926 the two classes returned to Lalbagh and the school was upgraded to High School.
In 1886 the first High School class of only two girls passed the Entrance Examination (which is now called High School Examination) from Calcutta University. In 1888 the first F.A (Inter) class of two successfully passed the examination of Calcutta University. In 1893 the kindergarten was started and also a training class which had only 5 students. In 1894 the first BA class was opened and the following year the college was affiliated to Allahabad University.
In 1871 the present site of Lal bagh was purchased. It was the residence of the old nawabs of Awadh and the legend is that they buried here with their treasures, a ruby. The name Lalbagh (Garden of Rubies) originated from that legend.
The Lalbagh Isabella Thoburn School Lucknow was founded in Lucknow on April 18th 1870 in a rented room in nazirabad Bazar by Miss Isabella Thoburn, an American missionary of the Methodist church in the USA. The school then called the Christian Day School was started with only 6 girls but by November of that very year the enrollment rose to twenty five.

Guiding students to master accounting principles, develop financial skills, and build a strong foundation for a successful career in commerce.

Lecturer-Chemistry
Inspiring students to understand the wonders of chemistry, explore scientific discoveries, and develop a passion for innovation and learning.
Lecturer-Hindi
Inspiring students through the beauty of Hindi language and literature, nurturing creativity, moral values, and a lifelong love for learning.

Lecturer-Biology
Motivating students to explore the wonders of life, develop scientific curiosity, and understand the importance of biology in everyday life.
