About Us

General Information About Institution.

This school is established, owned and administered by the Diocese of Jalandhar, registered charitable society, as on among its several prestigious school all over Punjab and certain parts of H.P. This is an unaided minority educational institution with all its privileges guaranteed by the Supreme Constitution of India, under the Articles 29. 30 (1). His Excellency, the Catholic Bishop of Jalandhar, appointed by the Holy Father (Pope) in Rome is the patron of this school and the president of the society.

The main aim of the school is to provide a sound, value based and emancipating education, designed to train its pupils to live for God and humanity, by developing their multifarious talents through manifold activities, be it moral, spiritual, intellectual, social or professional.

The aim of the school is to import quality education designed for all round development of the child. The student will be prepared for their future duties by a careful cultivation of the minds and hearts. Children will be enlightened intellectually morally, socially. professionally and spiritually. Although it is a Christian minority school, every student is encouraged to practice his/her religion. Special emphasis is given for the practice of natural virtues like universal brotherhood, truthfulness, honesty, politeness, tolerance, simplicity. self-discipline and orderliness.

The school is permanently affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), New Delhi, vide No. PU-050 The school follows the ICSE syllabus and is to be affiliated to C.I.C.S.E. New Delhi.

The medium of instruction is English and the method of teaching and the curriculum are in accordance with the scheme laid down by the Council for the Primary. Secondary and the Higher Secondary stages, approved by the council. Special importance is given to the mastery of English, including spoken English, for which a high standard is maintained. Hindi as the national language and Punjabi as the regional language are taught from Pre-Primary level with due priority. Punjabi is taught as compulsory subject up to tenth standard and all the students must appear for Punjabi subject in the board examination. Those students who wish can take Hindi as an additional language along with Punjabi for the board examination.