INFRASTRUCTURE & FACILITIES

The school is located on the Sarjapur Main Road, one kilometer from Carmelaram railway crossing. It is just 200 metres from Kodathi Gate.

The school stands in a sprawling campus of about 15 acres of land. The Academy’s unique architecture and elevation instantly captures and captivates the imagination of the beholder.

The school’s spacious grounds are attractively landscaped creating a welcoming environment and providing pleasant meeting places for students during break time.

The school has 200 meters athletic track, Hand Ball, Rugby, hockey, football and cricket fields, basketball, volleyball and throw ball courts. Equal importance is given for games for both boys and girls.

INFRASTRUCTURE

Campus area of the school (in acres) 15
Area of the school 4047 Sq. Mtrs.
No. Of classrooms 70
Number of auditoriums 1
Total seating capacity of the auditorium 600
Number of laboratories of different subjects 7
Number of play grounds 3
Lifts 2

FACILITIES

1 Cricket Ground
2 Basketball Court
3 Football Ground
4 Badminton Court
5 Throwball Court
6 Volleyball Court
7 Yoga Class
8 Music Rooms (Indian & Western)
9 Audio Visual Rooms
10 Conference Room
11 Library (Senior & Junior)
12 Dance Room
13 Art Room
14 Play Area - Utopia
15 Computer Lab (Senior)
16 Computer Lab (Junior)
17 Language Lab
18 Maths Lab
19 Abacus Room
20 NCC
21 Well-equipped Science Laboratories
22 School buses for transportation
23 Wellness Room
24 Day Care
Other Facilities includes:
  • Online communication service is available in St. Patrick’s for the better and fast communication with the parents
  • Online fee payment facility.
  • Banking facility in the campus
  • Campus is under CCTV surveillance
  • All the safety measures have been taken for the protection of the children at St. Patrick’s Academy
  • Infirmary with qualified nurse
  • There is a grievance committee to attend the grievances of the parents and children
  • Suggestion box is available to drop your suggestions
  • Incinerator: Incinerators have been installed in all wash rooms for women and girls. This is an environment friendly product & instant solution for disposal of used Sanitary Napkins in a scientific & hygienic manner.

RECENT NEWS & EVENTS

KISA G.K. QUIZ

The KISA GK Quiz Inter-School Competition was hosted by our school on 31st August, with 67 schools from across Karnataka competing at the regional level. The quiz was conducted for students of Classes 3 to 5.
The event was graced by Rev. Bro. Christu, Superior of the School Community, and Dr. Prashant Fernandes, Principal of BMIS and KISA Committee Member. Ms. Durga Venkataraman, Engagement Associate at QShala, served as the Quiz Master.
Sherwood High emerged as the winner, followed by St. Patrick's Academy in second place and St. Vincent Pallotti School, Bengaluru in third. The event concluded with a Prize Distribution Ceremony, celebrating the achievements of the finalist teams.

Family Ties Day

The Kindergarten team celebrated Family Ties Day on 29th August 2026 with great love and enthusiasm, creating a joyful and memorable experience for grandparents and grandchildren.
The programme was graced by Chief Guest Dr. Akash from Kauvery Hospital, who highlighted the invaluable role of grandparents as pillars of wisdom, strength and unconditional love.
The celebration began with a prayer song and welcome dance, followed by vibrant cultural performances, action songs and choral recitations by the children, dedicated to their beloved grandparents.
The grandparents enthusiastically participated in fun-filled games such as the memory game, passing the parcel and ball balancing, filling the auditorium with laughter and cheer.
The celebration concluded on an emotional note, with grandparents expressing their heartfelt gratitude to the school management, Principal and teachers for providing a wonderful opportunity to strengthen the bond between generations.

80th Independence Day

St. Patrick's Academy, Bengaluru, celebrated Independence Day on 15 August 2026 with patriotic fervour and enthusiasm. The celebration featured flag hoisting, a march–past, patriotic performances, a skit on the Life of Kumaran, and the felicitation of the 2025–26 batch. The Chief Guest's address and the concluding rendition of Vande Mataram added dignity to the occasion, inspiring a renewed sense of national pride.