Philosophy

Our philosophy is inspired by a vision of humankind and the rest of creation and its destiny drawn from the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.

The fact that, in their own individual ways all members of the school community share this Christian vision, makes the school ‘Catholic’ [c.s.34]. We believe that in the context of emerging global and national concerns, there is an urgent need to work for social justice, respect for life and creation, and national integration.

We recognize that besides striving for intellectual competence, our school must commit itself to the promotion of love, freedom, sincerity, justice, preservation of the integrity of creation, responsible use of cybernetics and mass media, fostering of wholesome and simple lifestyles, combating the ill-effects of globalization, corruption, violence, criminalization, and powerlessness of the marginalized sections of the society.

The school commits itself to serving the economically weak, socially backward and needy pupils.

We believe that the school campus should be free from politics and that the pupils should not be involved in political activities. But they should be educated to principles of politics and patriotism

We are convinced that all these can be achieved only in an educative community in which pupils, teachers, parents and management work together in an atmosphere of loving kindness, joy, friendliness,

family spirit, deep relationship with God, fidelity to duty and spirit of service.

We look up to Mary as our Mother, Model, Teacher and Guide.