Dear Students, Teachers, Parents, and Esteemed Stakeholders, As we gather to reflect on another remarkable year at our school, I am filled with immense pride and gratitude for the collective efforts that have made this academic year truly exceptional. First and foremost, I would like to congratulate our students on their outstanding academic achievements. Your hard work and determination have not only been evident in your grades but also in your commitment to learning and personal growth. This year, we witnessed remarkable performances in board exams, with many students exceeding expectations and achieving commendable results. Your success is a testament to your dedication and the unwavering support of your teachers and families. Our teachers have played an instrumental role in this journey, providing guidance, inspiration, and encouragement. Your dedication to fostering a love of learning and your relentless pursuit of excellence have significantly shaped our students’ lives. Thank you for your passion and commitment. We also recognize the importance of co-curricular activities in developing well-rounded individuals. This year, our students have participated in various sports, arts, and community service initiatives. Whether it was winning championships, staging captivating performances, or giving back to the community, you have shown us the true spirit of teamwork, creativity, and leadership. These experiences are invaluable, teaching lessons that extend far beyond the classroom. Moreover, I want to express my appreciation to our parents and stakeholders. Your support, involvement, and feedback have been vital to our success. Together, we have created an environment that nurtures not only academic excellence but also character development and social responsibility. Looking ahead, we remain committed to providing an enriching educational experience that encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and resilience. As we embark on a new academic year, let us continue to work together to foster a nurturing environment where every student can thrive. Thank you for your dedication, support, and belief in our mission. Together, we can achieve even greater heights. Warm regards, Bro. Alexius Condpan SDB Principal
St. John Bosco, commonly known as Don Bosco, was born on 16th August, 1815 at Becchi, a village near Turin, Italy. At the age of two, his father died. John, who was to become the father of orphans, became an orphan himself at such a tender age. Through heroic sacrifice and by dint of hard work he became a priest in 1841. As a priest, he dedicated himself to the service of youth, especially the poor, by offering them food, lodging and education. Through the help of generous persons he opened formal and non-formal schools, technical schools, hostels and other institutions. Soon he founded a society of Collaborators and extended his work to all Europe and later to other continents. Don Bosco was one of the greatest educators of the nineteenth century. He died on 31st January 1888 at the age of 73. Don Bosco was declared a Saint of the Catholic Church on 1st April 1934. He saw his Society grow up into a big organization with three main branches: the Fathers and brothers, the sisters and the Co-operators. There are millions of past pupils of Don Bosco, all over the world. They are all proud of their education and values they have received in Don Bosco schools. Many of them have excelled in life and occupy high places of great responsibility in different countries. The Don Bosco Society is now present in over 132 countries including India, which alone has now about 650 major educational and community development centres.
Even though Don Bosco had a great desire to respond to the many invitations he received from India, he was not able to send his Salesians to India during his lifetime. The first Successor to Don Bosco, Don Rua was able to send the first batch of Salesians under the leadership of Father Tomatis to Tanjore in South India in 1906. However, due to several overwhelming reasons the work of the Salesians did not grow spectacularly as anticipated. In 1922, Fr. Rinaldi the fourth successor of Don Bosco sent another group of Salesians under the leadership of Fr. Louis Mathias to Shillong to look after the Assam Missions. Under the dynamic leadership of Fr. Louis Mathias the Salesians presence multiplied all over India and more so in the Northeast India. The spiritual family founded by Don Bosco is present in a big way in India. Today there are over 3000 Salesians serving the educational needs of our children through over 650 centers and institutions scattered throughout the country. Besides the Salesians(SDB) others members of the Salesians family co-operators, past pupils, Daughters of Mary Help of Christians(FMA) Missionary Sisters of Mary Help of Christians(MSMHC), Sisters of Mary Immaculate (SMI), Visitation Sisters of Don Bosco (VSDB) and others carry on the mission of Don Bosco all over India.
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