In 1957 the school moved to a location in Marredpalli and ever since become a monument in her name. Kotwal’s School is a prominent landmark in Marredpalli. By then the student body totaled seventy students.

Throughout the years, Kotwal’s School has continued to grow and expand. On the demise of Mrs. A.M.Kotwal in 1985 her daughters continued her undiluted service to the student community of the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad to build strong educational foundations.

The Sparsh Education Society was formed and the Board members decided to get the school recognized by the Government of AP and upgrade the intuition and move into a larger building with a professional & corporate ambience. Music, media and physical education specialists joined the faculty. The school is planning to responded to changing family needs by adding an extended day and a summer camp program.

Kotwal’s School has continued to expand and improve facilities by renovating existing spaces, leasing additional buildings and building new classroom, physical education and music spaces.

Ratti Kotwal, the younger daughter is the Chief Administrator and Buisness manger of the school, . The number of students increased to 790 in 2006, the year in which the school was granted initial accreditation by the Government of Andhra Pradesh.

This year, the students wrote the 7th class board exam as students of Kotwal’s School and achieved 100% results . The campus now consists of 30 rooms housed in a corporate school infrastructure a with a state of the art computer lab. Library , Science laboratory , a physical education/multi-purpose space, a music space, an art center, a media center and a big MCH garden, basket ball court and plenty of room for out door activities. Currently Kotwal’s School educates 790 children from 3 years old through the tenth grade.

About Sparsh Educational Society

Kotwal’s School recognizes the importance of the partnership between the home and the school. Parents are their children's first teachers and schools need to collaborate with parents in helping them to work with their children at home. Knowing that resources are limited, and the future of our children is a risk, we need the support of the families, the community and the state. We need to open the doors so that positive changes can take place. Communication between the home and school is a critical factor in the success of each individual child at Kotwal’s School thus a Board of members governs Kotwal's School. The Board includes members who are former and present parents as well as friends from the outside community. A committee nominates the members who serve a three-year term. The Board establishes broad goals and overall policies of the school and appoints and evaluates the chief administrator. The Board delegates the management of the school program to the Head of School and once policy has been established does not interfere with the daily operation of the School. Therefore it directs all inquiries to the administration and staff.