CONGREGATION OF THE FRANCISCAN HOSPITALLER SISTERS OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

Franciscans

In minority, joy and simplicity that arise from an experience of divine filiation and of human fraternity, we consecrate ourselves to the praise of God and to the service of the brothers and sisters, in the likeness of St. Francis of Assisi, by establishing fraternal dialogue with the whole of creation, a proclamation of the universal fraternity.

Hospitallers

In the following of Jesus who became a bridge between the Father and humanity, we seek to be a hospitaller presence and an expression of the mercy and tenderness of God, in the world, by receiving everyone without distinction, after the example of Fr. Raimundo and Mother Clara, whose charity knew no limits.

Sisters

Participants of the same human condition, daughters of the same celestial Father, nourished by the same Body and Blood of Jesus and congregated in the same Spirit of love, we commit ourselves to live an intense experience of mutual love, union and fraternal sharing, loving one another intensely as God wants.

Of the Immaculate Conception

Like the Immaculate Virgin, humble Servant and Mother of the Lord, we offer ourselves to God, with an undivided heart, to make of our life a generous 'yes' and to take Jesus to the world.

Mission

Religious life, just like the Church, does not live for itself, but is a Messenger of God to humanity loved by Him, as a sign of his presence and his caring and provident love.

The Franciscan Hospitaller Mission is Samaritan, because it reveals the mercy of God, present in the life and mission of Jesus and presented by Him in the parable of the Good Samaritan:

A man was once on his way down from Jersusalem to Jericho and fell into the hands of bandits; they stripped him, beat him and then made off, leaving him half dead. Now a priest happened to be travelling down the same road, but when he saw the man, he passed by on the other side. In the same way a Levite who came to the place saw him, and passed by on the other side. But a Samaritan traveller who came on him was moved with compassion when he saw him. He went up to him and bandaged his wounds, pouring oil and wine on them. He then lifted him onto his own mount and took him to na inn and looked after him. The next da, he took out two denarii and handed them to the innkeeper and said "Look after him, and on my way back I will make good any extra expense you (Lk 10: 29-37).
Afte relating this most beautiful parable, Jesus recommends to us, as at that moment he recommended to the doctor of the law: "Go, and you do likewise."
Attending to this mandate of Jesus, by our life and mission we will proclaim a God, good, full of tenderness and mercy towards his children, especially the more needy, the abandoned, the destitute, marginalized and without help, the crucified of all the times.
In the following of the Lord Jesus, our foundress, Sr. Maria Clara, describes our mission in these terms: As Hospitaller Sisters, it is our mission to help those who suffer, with self-sacrifice; and when we cannot do it, we experience indescribable pain!
And the founder, Fr. Raimundo Beirao, in his sixth circular, confirms the mission pointed out by Sr. Maria Clara to our first Sisters, as a divine revelation:
The Lord came to our Hospitaller family and said to the Superior: I chose you daughters for this purpose: Come, in my name, among the poor, to explain to them my holy law and how it is to be exercised, not only to render praise to me, but also to know how they should live in this world.
To live the franciscan hospitaller mission today, is, before anything else, to look at each person as a brother, a sister, guest to love and to receive, to care for, to warm. Our world suffers many pains, is covered with innumerable wounds: individualism, isolation, uncontrollable struggle for power and accumulation of wealth, devaluation of the human person, uprooting, exclusion, meaninglessness; the logic of utilitarianism in social relationships; the logic of profit, in the institutional relationships.
Hospitality as mission is prophecy of another possible world, by the gestures and practices that inspire and which could be an evangelical answer to the wishes and the thirst of humanity: respect, proximity, welcome acceptance, listening, care, consolation, valuation of life in all the situations and circumstances, inclusion of all in the same embrace of merciful hospitality.

Our Founder

Pe. Raimundo dos Anjos Beirao

Fr. Raimundo dos Anjos Beirao, apostolic missionary was born in Lisbon in the Parish of Socorro on March 8, 1810. A person with an open, joyful and integral spirit, right from young age gave a witness of His great love for God and for the neighbour, knowing to attend to all the poor and needy with profound simplicity, kindness and great trust in Divine Providence.
He made his profession in the Third Order Regular of St. Francis of Assisi, in the Convent of Our Lady of Jesus, Lisbon, taking the name of Fr. Raimundo de Santa Maria dos Anjos. On March 2, 1833, he was ordained Priest. Harbouring in his heart the sentiments of true charity, he became for Portugal that what Vincent de Paul was for France of His time. Persecuted by the liberal ideas, he too was a victim of the anti-religious fury that expelled him from the convent in May 1834. However, the vivaciousness of his temperament, the determined spirit and steadfast zeal for the cause of God and the needy, do not permit to rest for a long time. He joins the struggle for life with fresh dynamism and apostolic thrust, which make move untiringly to where there is some Good to be done.
That very year in 1834, he is appointed Chaplain of the Royal Amry. He was also the Chaplain of the Recolhimento of Our Lady of the Rose, an Institution that dedicated itself to shelter the unprotected and abandoned children. Soon, a the beginning of his priestly life, he created in Lisbon the Association of the Son of St. Cajetan, meant for instruction and catechism of the poor children, who in turn, dedicated themselves to the assistance of the indigent. Fr. Raimundo also took the responsibility of sending young boys with vocation, to the Colegio Portugues in Rome to prepare themselves for the priesthood.
He obtained fame as an orator, having gone through the whole country preaching, and helped the community of the Capuchinhas of Our Lady of Conception of Aldeia Galega (present Montijo, Ribatejo), which later became the origin of the Congregation. He died at the age of 68 in the Convent of Trinas, on July 13, 1878, victim of a malignant sickness.

Our Foundress

Sister Maria Clara do Menino Jesus

Sr. Maria Clara do Menino Jesus (Libania do Carmo Galvao Mexia de Moura Teles e Albuquerque) was born in the bosom of a noble family, on June 15, 1843, in the Quinta do Bosque - Amadora, near Lisbon. Her parents were Nuno Tomas de Mascarenhas Galvao Mexia de Moura Telles e Albuquerque and Maria da Purificacao de Sa Carneiro Duarte Ferreira. She was baptized in the Church of Our Lady of Amparo Benfica, on September 2, 1843.
Having become an orphan from the age of 13/14, Libania always showed to possess an active and independent spirit, a strong temperament, a deep spirituality and solid firmness of character, cemented by innumerable difficulties and much suffering which she had to face during the course of her life:
» the death of her granduncle in her own house, and that of her little brother Rui
» the loss of her mother, victim of cholera, in 1856 and that of the father as a consequence of yellow fever in 1857
» Being a boarder in the Asilo Real of Ajuda, destined for the orphans of noble families and managed by the French Daughters of Charity (Sisters of St. Vincent de Paul)
» The outbreak of a fire in old palace of Ajuda, where the Asilo had been established
» The expulsion of the Sisters, her teachers, in 1862 and the consequent change of residence to the palace of the Marquises of Valada, where she lived five years, continuing her preparation for her social environment - of nobility.
In spite of being treated as a daughter, above all by the Marchioness, a friend of her parents, Libania felt within her a force that impelled her to a higher ideal. The cry of those who had nothing and nobody challenged her life. She goes in search of Religious Life as a means to surrender herself totally to the service of the more needy. After a luxurious life, contrasting with the poverty and misery of the society of her time, she took shelter in 1867, as a hostelite, in the Houses of St. Patricio, with the Capuchinhas, guided by Fr. Beirao.
Having clearly understood the call of the Lord, in 1869, she received the habit of Capuchinha of Our Lady of Conception and was named Sr. Maria Clara ao Menino Jesus. On February 10, 1870, at the request of Fr. Beirao she left for the Convent of Our Lady of Seven Sorrwos, in Calais - France, to do her Novitiate, with the intention of later starting a new Congregation in Portugal.
She made her profession on April 14, 1871, in France and returned to her Motherland on May 1, of this year, as Local Superior and with the faculty of starting in St. Patricio, a Novitiate affiliated to Calais, charges which she takes over three days later.
The first Community was thus founded in St. Patricio - Lisbon on May 3, 1871 and five years later, on March 27, 1876, the Congregation was already approved by the Apostolic See. During the course of 28 years, presiding over the destiny of the Congregation, she received around 1000 Sisters and with them she became a Pioneer of social action in her country, started more than 142 works, distributed among hospitals, domicile nursing, creches, primary and high schools, assistance to the children and the elderly, soup kitchens and others. In these institution, the poor, the sick, the abandoned of all type, the despised of her time, were able to recognize the love and the care of women dedicated entirely to the service of the more needy, experiencing the tenderness and mercy of God.
Her most frequent exhortation: "Let us work with love and for love" was the synthesis of her life. Only charity was her guide. The whole of her life was spent working continuously "to do good, where there is good to be done", motto of the action of the Institute founded by her. This same action was progressively extended to Angola, Goa, Guinea and Cabo Verde.
Sr. Maria Clara do Menino Jesus died in the Convent of Trinas in Lisbon on December 1, 1899, with 56 years of age, victim of a cardiac illness, asthma and pulmonary lesion. She was buried three days later, in the cemetery of Prazeres, accompanied by a large crowd of faithful who recognized her holiness. Buried in the Cemetery of Prazeres, she was transferred to the Convento of Santo Antonio in Caminha in 1954 and from 1988 rests in the crypt of the Mother House of the Congregation in Linda-a-Pastora, Queijas, the Patriarchate of Lisbon, where innumerable devotees flock to implore her intercession with God.

Congregation-Emblem

Emblem: Coat of arms and seal of the Congregation.
Lozenge: Shape of the emblem, proper of ladies.
Five Wounds: Evocation to the wounds of Christ, used in the franciscan coat of arms.
Heraldic star: Symbol of Holy Virgin Mary.
Burning Lamp: Symbol of the oil that soothes the pain and sustains the flame that illuminates and warms.
Cross of Christ: Cross of the ancient ships with masts, element with the Portuguese and missionary mark.
Motto: Situated at the base of the emblem and outside it, interprets its meaning:
Lucere - To be luminous and to illuminate, like reflection of the light of God.
Fovere - To warm, protect, care for, promote life.

Welcome To Our School

How pleasant and thrilling it is to recall the past with the great pioneers of St. Philomena Convent High School who sensed the need of the people and took up the challenge to educate children the future with zeal and enthusiasm. Their journey began in 1946, very unassumingly, with a prayer on their lips and in their hearts...A small school, housed in one of the P.P Sanitorium bungalows on Jail Road where four sisters started teaching a few young pupils.

Our Vision and Mission

Mission

We, the Franciscan
Hospitaller Sisters,
provide quality education
through the dedicated teamwork
with our lay collaborators
in a Christian environment
to nurture godly, disciplined,
morally responsible and enterprising
citizens who will be an asset
and a transforming agent
to the society at large.

Vision

The Franciscan Hospitaller
Sisters of the Province of
Our Lady of the Mount, as a
Consecrated and Prophetic Community
with Lay collaborators
are called to EDUCATE
EMPOWER AND EVANGELIZE
the young, especially the poor
and to establish God's
kingdom of justice and peace
collaborating with the local Church,
in the spirit of Blessed Maria Clara,
and Fr. Raimundo, our founders
under the guidance of
St. Francis of Assisi, our Patron.

School Badge

The Coat of arms of the school bears a book which is
a symbol of knowledge and inscribed on its pages are
the words of the Father of the Nation, Mahatma
Gandhi, "The end of all Knowledge must be the
Building up of Character." Indeed, this is what
education is meant to be - not just an accumulation of
knowledge, but the ability to use this knowledge for
the development of one's character. And this brings
Light into a world that is plagued by the darkness of
ignorance and prejudice, symbolized by the burning
candle. Every Philomenite is therefore inspired to
carry the light of knowledge gained in the school to a
world that seeks peace, harmony and warmth.

School Anthem

High we uphold the light of St. Philomena
Burning bright and blue.
Torch bearers of our Alma Mater,
Onward we march to spread its glory
All the world through.

Our banners we will raise,
To enlighten and encourage,
Our service and faith,
As our motto we proclaim,
Forever and ever again.

High we uphold the light of St. Philomena
Burning bright and blue.
Unity, peace and justice we seek
For us and the entire nation
The Lord will see us through.

Our banners we will raise,
To enlighten and encourage,
Our service and faith,
As our motto we proclaim,
Forever and ever again (3).

Former Principals

Sr. No.	Name of the Principal sisters	Year
1	Sr. Julia Coates (Flora)	June 1946 - May 1951
2	Sr. Anna Susanna Fernandes (Fatima)	June 1951 - May 1953
3	Sr. Mary Amata D'Cruz	June 1953 - 1954
4	Sr. Helen Henriques (Luiza)	June 1954 - May 1956
5	Sr. Elize Velloz (Alice)	June 1956 - May 1961
6	Sr. Joan D'Souza (Goretti)	June 1961 - May 1962
7	Sr. Norah D'Lima (Elsa)	June 1962 - May 1966
8	Sr. Dolcie Rana (Leonie)	June 1966 - May 1977
9	Sr. Rose Rana (Assumption)	June 1977 - May 1980
10	Sr. May D'Mello (Veronica	June 1980 - May 1982
11	Sr. Piola Fernandes (Nirmala)	June 1982 - May 1986
12	Sr. Muriel D'Souza	June 1986 - Dec 1987
13	Sr. Norah D'Lima (Elsa)	Jan 1988 - Oct 1989
14	Sr. Theresa Carmel Fernandes (Clarisse)	Nov 1989 - May 1993
15	Sr. Epifania D'Souza	May 1993 - May 2001
16	Sr. Delphine Almeida	June 2001 - May 2003
17	Sr. Fatima Menezes	June 2003 - May 2004
18	Sr. Maria D'Souza	June 2004 - May 2007
19	Sr. Jennifer Greig	June 2007 - Sep 2013
20	Sr.Velankanni Metilda	Sep 2013 - May 2015

From The Principal's Desk

Staff Members

K.G. SECTION 2016 - 2017

Sr. No.	Name	Std. / Div
1	Miss. Manju Parpyani
2	Mrs. Seema Mattias	SR. K.G. C
3	Mrs. Durriya Yusuf	JR. K.G. A
4	Mrs. Shilpa Pandit	JR. K.G. B
5	Mrs. Joan Gonsalves	SR. K.G. A
6	Mrs. Lorraine Makasare	SR. K.G. B
7	Miss. Tarranum Shaikh	JR. KG C
8	Miss. Roselin Xavier

PRIMARY SECTION 2016 - 2017

Sr. No.	Name	Std. / Div	Designation	Qualification
1	Miss. Dipti Jadhav	I B
2	Miss Priya Biju	I A	Asst. Teacher
3	Mrs.Nita Kakad	III A	Asst.Teacher	B.A/TTC
4	Mrs. Jacinta Fernandess	I C	Asst.Teacher
5	Mrs Priyanka Varma	S	Asst. Teacher
6	Mrs.Priyanka Pagar	II B	Asst.Teacher	H.S.C.D.T.Ed
7	Mrs.Neelam More	III B	Asst.Teacher	B.Com / B.Ed.
8	Miss.Ruchita Toppo	III C	Asst.Teacher	HSC/D.T.Ed
9	Miss.Rushali Khatale	II A	Asst.Teacher	HSC/D.T.Ed
10	Mrs. Rupa Roy	IV B	Asst.Teacher	HSC/CTC
11	Miss. Sophia Dsilva	IV A
12	Mrs.Sunita Chourasia	IV C	Asst.Teacher	M.Com/B.Ed
13	Mrs. Deepika Mate	II C	Asst.Teacher
14	Miss. Carolina Riah D'Silva		Computer Teacher
15	Miss. Rubi Pradhan		Computer Teacher
16	Miss Jyoti Dewani		Librarian	M.Com./B.Lib.

SECONDARY SECTION 2016 - 2017

Sr. No.	Name	Std. / Div	Designation	Qualification
1	Sr. Nathaline Mary		Principal
2	Mrs. Lourd Mary Joseph	VIII B	Asst.Teacher	B.Sc/B.Ed.
3	Mrs. Neha R.Vaidya	VI B	Asst.Teacher	M.Com./B.Ed.
4	Mrs. Priya Hire	VI A	Asst.Teacher
5	Miss Samina Shaikh	VIII C	Asst.Teacher	M.A./B.Ed.
6	Mrs. Dimple Malhotra	VII B	Asst.Teacher	M.Com./B.Ed.
7	Mrs. Anita Kannan	VII C	Asst.Teacher	M.Com/B.Ed
8	Mrs. Grace Ohal	VIII A	Asst.Teacher	B.A /B.Ed
9	Mrs. Shashi Singh	VI C	Asst.Teacher	M.Com/M.Ed.
10	Mrs. Kalpana Nagare	IX A	Asst.Teacher	M.A./B.Ed.
11	Mr. Francis Waghmare	X B	Asst.Teacher	B.A /B.Ed.
12	Mrs. Rafat Deshmukh	IX C	Asst.Teacher	M.Com./B.Ed.
13	Mrs. Anita Patil	X C	Asst.Teacher	M.Sc./B.Ed.
14	Mrs. Prema Katale	SUB TEAC	Asst.Teacher	M.Sc./B.Ed.
15	Mrs. Blessy Jolly	X A	Asst.Teacher	M.A./B.Ed.
16	Mr. Rajendra Gangurde		Drawing Teacher	B.Com/Dip-A Ed.
17	Mr. Ashok Mojad		P.T. Teacher	B.Com. .M.P.Ed.
18	Mrs. Jessy Sanoj	IX B	Asst.Teacher	B.Sc/B.Ed.
19	Mrs. Preethi Muralidharan		Computer Teacher	MSc Computer Science
20	Mrs Poonam Aher		Computer Staff	Bsc Computer Science
21	Miss Vinita Swamy	V B	Asst. Teacher	BEd
22	Mrs Savita Waghmare	Subject Teac	Asst. Teacher
23	Mrs Margaret Noronha	V C	Asst. Teacher
24	Miss.Anuja Vanjari	SUB TEAC		BED

CLERICAL STAFF 2016 - 2017

Sr. No.	Name
1	Sr. Jennifer Monteiro
2	Mr. Vasant Patole
3	Mrs. Severine Fernandes

MAINTENANCE STAFF 2016 - 2017

Sr. No.	Name
1	Mr. Rajendra Kedare
2	Mr. Balu Lalwani
3	Mr. Rakesh Bhosale
4	Mr. Dashrath Zamble
5	Mrs. Joyce Makasare
6	Mrs. Shanti Nanak

Parent Teacher Association

P.T.A EXECUTIVE BODY MEMBERS YEAR 2016-2017

Sr. No.	Std.	Parents Name
1		SIR. FRANCIS
2	I	MRS. VIJAYALAKSHMI MADA
3	IX	MR. JOSEPH MIRANDA
4	I	TR. JACINTA
5	II	TR. RUSHALI
6	III	TR. NITA
7	IV
8	V	TR. VINITA
9	VI	TR. PRIYA
10	VII	TR. ANITA. K
11	VIII	TR. SAMINA
12	IX	TR. KALPANA
13	II	MRS. SARIKA DHARANKAR
14	X	TR. ANITA PATIL
15		SIR. SAGAR
16	III	MR. VIJAY PORJE
17	IV	MRS. MEGHA RATHI
18	V	MRS. MEENA S SANAP
19	VI	MRS. MEGHA SANJAY SONAR
20	VII	MRS. VAISHALI CHETAN THAKUR
21	VIII	MRS. PAVITRA GUDDAD
22	IX	MRS. SUNITA ANIL GITE

The Student Council

Year 2016 - 2017

STUDENTS COUNCIL
Sr. No.	Name		Std. / Div
1	Ms.Rashmi Chordiya	THE HEAD GIRL	X A
2	Mst.Stephen Miranda	THE HEAD BOY	X C
3	Ms. Shreya Dandgaval	Asst. Head Girl	X C
4	Mst. Ashish Phadol	Asst. Head Boy	X A

CAPTAINS
Sr. No.	Name		Std. / Div
1	Mst. Rahul Tiwari	SAPPHIRE HOUSE (BLUE)	X A
2	Ms. Bhumika Kotwal	TOPAZ HOUSE (YELLOW)	X C
3	Mst. Om Rajole	TOPAZ HOUSE (YELLOW)	X A
4	Ms. Nidhi Hemnani.	RUBY HOUSE (RED)	X C
5	Mst. Ankush Munde	RUBY HOUSE (RED)	X C
6	Ms. Shruti Chande. .	EMERALD HOUSE (GREEN)	X C
7	Mst. Kaustubh Patil	EMERALD HOUSE (GREEN)	X A
8	Ms. Tamanna Vaswani	SAPPHIRE HOUSE (BLUE)	X C

VICE CAPTAINS
Sr. No.	Name		Std. / Div
1	Ms. Amy Ohal.	RUBY HOUSE (RED)	IX C
2	Mst. Vedant Torne	RUBY HOUSE (RED)	IX C
3	Ms. Trisha Sharma	EMERALD HOUSE (GREEN)	IX B
4	Mst. Anuj Dixit	EMERALD HOUSE (GREEN)	IX A
5	Ms. Padma Iyer	SAPPHIRE HOUSE (BLUE)	IX A
6	Mst. Atharva Kokate	SAPPHIRE HOUSE (BLUE)	IX A
7	Ms. Mrunal Vibhute	TOPAZ HOUSE (YELLOW)	IX A
8	Mst. Swarup Godhe	TOPAZ HOUSE (YELLOW)	IX B

Sport Capton
Sr. No.	Name		Std. / Div
1	Mst. Darshan Jain.	GAMES CAPTAIN	X C
2	Ms. Ruchi Kedare	GAMES CAPTAIN	X A

Sport Vice Capton
Sr. No.	Name		Std. / Div
1	Mst. Sujit Nagare	GAMES VICE CAPTAIN	IX C
2	Ms. Renuka Shrimanwar	GAMES VICE CAPTAIN	IX B

PREFECTS_OF_THE_RUBY_HOUSE
Sr. No.	Name		Std. / Div
1	MS. JINESHA SABHADRA	PREFECT-RUBY-SEC	VIII A
2	MST. AMEY FULPAGAR	PREFECT-RUBY-SEC	VIII B
3	MS. PRACHI MAHALE	PREFECT-RUBY-SEC	VIII C
4	MST. PARTH RAHATAL	PREFECT-RUBY-SEC	VIII A
5	NIVEDITA MEKOTH	PREFECT-RUBY-PRI	IV B
6	MST. TANMAY CHATUR	PREFECT-RUBY -PRI	IV A

PREFECTS_OF_THE_EMERALD_HOUSE
Sr. No.	Name		Std. / Div
1	MS. ARYA KOKANE	PREFECT-EMERALD-SEC	VIII A
2	DHANESH GAWALI	PREFECT-EMERALD- SEC	VIII C
3	MRUNAL WAKCHURE	PREFECT-EMERALD-SEC	VIII A
4	SHANKHAPAL ABHAY	PREFECT-EMERALD-SEC	VIII C
5	TANISHKA MAHALE	PREFECT-EMERALD-PRI	IV B
6	KRISHNA WABLE	PREFECT-EMERALD-PRI	IV C

PREFECTS_OF_THE_SAPPHIRE_HOUSE
Sr. No.	Name		Std. / Div
1	MS JASLEEN PALAYA	PREFECT-SAPPHIRE-SEC	VIII B
2	MST HARISH RAJ	PREFECT-SAPPHIRE-PRI	VIII B
3	MS. VAISHNAVI SONAJE	PREFECT-SAPPHIRE-SEC	VIII B
4	MS. CHETAINYA PANDIT	PREFECT-SAPPHIRE-SEC	VIII A
5	MS. SHRAVANI BARVE	PREFECT-SAPPHIRE-PRI	IV A
6	MST MANTHAN MAHALE	PREFECT-SAPPHIRE-SEC	IV B

PREFECTS_OF_THE_TOPAZ_HOUSE
Sr. No.	Name		Std. / Div
1	MS. SANYA DALAL	PREFECT-TOPAZ -SEC	VIII B
2	MST. KUBER MANIKANTTAN	PREFECT-TOPAZ-SEC	VIII C
3	MS. MABEL SANOJ	PREFECT-TOPAZ-SEC	VIII B
4	MST. ARYAN DUSHING	PREFECT-TOPAZ-SEC	VIII A
5	MS. MITALI RATHI	PREFECT-TOPAZ-PRI	IV B
6	MST. SOHAM PATIL	PREFECT-TOPAZ-PRI	IV A

Campus Tour

SCHOOL LIBRARY

1. The school has a well equipped Library with over 20,000 books accessible to children throughout the day for reference.
2. It is mandatory for each child to spend one class each week in the library.
3. Pupils and staff who use the library are bound by the rules and regulations of the library.
4. Strict silence must be observed at all times while in the library.
It provides facilities to acquire knowledge and reading proficiency. The Reading Rooms contain books, covering a wide range of subjects and interests, both for reference and for borrowing for home reading. A judicious selection of newspapers and magazines, both Indian and Foreign, in English as well as in Hindi, is also available for browsing and as an aid to general knowledge and current information requirements. The Library is managed by the Librarian, and class Library Monitors.

CLARABELLE HALL

ST. PHILOMENA HALL

Events

Sports

School Trips

Annual Day

Extra Curricullar

Other Events

Examination System

EXAMINATIONS
1. There are two, semesters examinations, namely Summative Evaluation- one in October and the second in April.
2. Pupils will also be assessed during the year on the basic of Formative evaluation.
3. Rules of promotion are applicable as per the Directives of the Education Department.
CONTINUOUS COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION SYSTEM (CCE) (STD.I-VIII)
The history of free and compulsory education in India can be traced back from Vedic age to the present constitutional amendment "Right to Education Act"2009.
A quick review of Indian Cultural history very clearly reveals that through years and years many schools of thoughts have left their impact on our education and evaluation systems. These thought processes were largerly tailored to cater to the demands of their time. The present generation has changed along with the time and therefore our education system has gone through much required and much awaited metamorphosis.
CCE is about shifting the focus of learning from rote memorization to internalization of concept. It is about replacing marks with grades. Education, they say is meant to bring the best out of a learner, and since this is a continuous process, a continuous evaluation system is adopted to check the effectiveness of the learning process.
The learners are to be regularly assessed, weak areas to be identified, remedial action to be deployed and further effectiveness of the methodology so adopted to be assessed.
At the core of this transformation is the belief that evaluation which till now has largely been seen as an end of the learning exercise be made an integrated part of teaching, learning process, whereby reducing the anxiety and stress related to session or term ending examinations. Therefore:
1. Parents are expected to co-operate willingly and generously with all the activities involved in the teaching-learning process to ensure that every child, blossoms to the fullest and learns the best.
2. A Cumulative Record Booklet will be maintained by the school for students from Std. I right up to Std. VIII and will be handed over to parents after the completion of their elementary education. (ie. Std.VIII) If the Child has to leave school on account of a transfer the Book will be handed over to the parent.
3. The personal information of your child provided by you to the school has to be genuine and authentic.
4. A special portfolio file will be maintained for each child which will contain important achievements and progress your child has made during the year.
5. The CCE system will appreciate the need for holistic assessment and encourage the children to develop skills in all areas.

Competitive

Sr. No.	Name of the Olympiad	Std.
13	An International Australian Chemistry Quiz	VII - X
14	National Mathematic Talent Contest	V - X
15	National Science Olympiad (SOF) Asia's biggest Olympiad	I - X
16	International Olympiad of Mathematics (Silver Zone)	I - X
17	International Olympiad English Language (Silver Zone)	I - IV
18	Smartkid G.K. Olympiad (Silver Zone)	I - X
19	International Informatics Olympiad (Silver Zone)	V, VII, VIII, X
20	Dr. Homi Baba Young Scientist Examination	VI, IX
21	National Science Talent Search Examination	II - X
22	Ganit Pravinya	V, VIII
23	Ganit Kaushalya	VI, IX
24	Ganit Parangat	X
25	Maths Quiz	V,VII,IX
26	Institute for promotion of Mathematics
27	National Handwriting Olympiad	IV - X
28	National Cyber Olympiad (SOF) IAsia's biggest Olympiad	I - IV
29	National Bio-Technology Olympiad	I-X
30	Scholarship	IV
31	Scholarship	VII
32	Maharashtra Talent Search	VIII, X
33	Drawing Exam - Elementary / Intermediate

School Timing

SCHOOL HOURS -STD I - X
7:40 am to 1:45 pm
» The First Bell will be rung at 7:30 am.
» The Warning bell will be rung at 7:35 am.
» The School Gates will be closed after the warning bell.
RECESS
10:30 am to 10:50 am
OFFICE HOURS
Monday to Friday - 8:00 am to 12:00 noon
Saturday - 8:00 am to 11:00 am
FEE COUNTER
Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 11:00 am
(1st to 15th of every month)
VISITING HOURS - PRINCIPAL
9:30 am to 10:30 am
CLAREBELLE K.G. TIMING
Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 12:00 noon
(NO SCHOOL BUSINESS WILL BE TRANSACTED ON HOLIDAYS AND AFTER SCHOOL HOURS.)

RECOMMENDATION TO PARENTS / GUARDIANS

1. Parents are requested to co-operate with the school authorities In their insistence upon punctuality, discipline, personal cleanliness and completion of detail school work and assignments.

2. The school curricular and co- curricular activities are under the supervision of the Principal. All matters pertaining to the school should be addressed to the Principal.

3. Parents are requested to read the school calendar carefully and follow the guidelines.

4. Parents are informed that occasional remarks by the teacher or the Principal are made in the Calendar. Parents should sign them.

5. Parents must fill in the Absence / leave record pages in case of absence/leave.

6. Parents may meet the staff with the permission of the Principal by prior appointment. Parents should not go direct to the class to meet the pupil or the teacher.

7. Parents should not encourage private tutors. Academic problems of the pupils should be discussed with the teacher concerned.

8. Parents may contact the Principal for assistance in the these class matters

9. Parents should bring serious disputes between their child and others, to the attention of the Principal and not take law in their own hands.

10. Parents should attend the Open Days.

11. Parents should encourage their children to participate in the curricular activities indicated in the school diary section of the calendar.

12. Parents should control the Use of Internet, Radio / TV and should encourage the child to listen and watch educational programmes in English.

13. Gifts to the school authorities and staff are strictly prohibited.

14. Persistent insubordination , gross indiscipline, irregular attendance, a week’s absence without prior intimation, copying at the tests/ examinations, consistently poor academic performance, disrespect for the National Anthem and truancy will render a pupil liable for dismissal.

15. Parents/ Guardians should notify the school immediately about a change of address/ telephone numbers through a written entry in the calendar.

16. All the correspondence with the school should clearly state the name, class, division and roll number of the child.

17. Parents, when called are obliged to meet the teachers to take note of how they can help their children in their academic progress.

18. No students is permitted to bring mobiles, cameras, iPods , I Pads, CD's , Pen drives etc... to school. Parents should check their school bags before they leave home.

19. Parents are not permitted to come with Tiffin during the recess and should see that the children carry the same in their school bags.

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