| Rang Mahal School | |
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| Location: | Shah Alam Rd, Qadimi Shehr, Lahore |
| Country: | Pakistan |
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| Former Name: | Lahore Mission School |
| Type: | Public |
| Religious Affiliation: | Presbyterian (formerly) |
| Founders: | Charles William Forman John Newton |
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Rang Mahal School, officially known as Government Rang Mahal High School, formerly known as Rang Mahal Mission School, is a government school located in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan.[1] [2]
Rang Mahal School was founded by Charles William Forman and John Newton on 19 December 1849 as Lahore Mission School.[3] [4] It was the first English-medium school in northern India at the time of its establishment.[5] [4] Initially, the classes of the school were started under a tree with three students of Kashmiri ancestry.[1] The school was later shifted to Rang Mahal in 1852, a mahal that was previously owned by Saadullah Khan, a grand wazir of Emperor Shah Jahan, but was acquired by the mission to establish a school.[1] [6]
The school was nationalized by the Government of Pakistan in 1972.[7] Formerly, it was under the administration of Presbyterian Education Trust.[8]