VISION:

“HOLISTIC INTEGRAL EDUCATION FOR THE FULLNESS OF LIFE”

MISSION:

TO BRING ABOUT A TOTAL TRANSFORMATION IN ONESELF AND IN SOCIETY THROUGH DEDICATION, COMMITMENT AND LOVING SERVICE

OBJECTIVES:

  1. To promote faith formation that integrates faith with life
  2. To foster a total development of physical, moral & Social integration through value oriented education.
  3. To educate the marginalized, to enable them to take their rightful place in society
  4. To foster a total development of physical, moral & Social integration through value oriented education
  5. To create an environment of love and respect for life and nature, to preserve our planet and maintain ecological harmony.

The Foundress of the School

Mother St. John Kennedy, the visionary foundress of the Mary Immaculate School, assumed the role of its first principal in 1934, a position she held with unwavering dedication until 1949. Under her pioneering leadership, the school embarked on a journey of academic excellence and character formation that continues to shape generations of students.

In 1934, she oversaw the establishment of the school’s first set of buildings, providing a haven for learning and personal growth. As time progressed, Mother St. John’s commitment to education remained steadfast, evident in the expansion and modernization of the school facilities in 1965.

These structures, imbued with history and educational significance, stand as a testament to her enduring legacy and the enduring commitment of The Mary Immaculate School to nurturing young minds for a brighter future.

Growth of the School

1934
1965
Current Year

THE SCHOOL EMBLEM

The emblem of the congregation and motto inscribed on it “Faith, Toil, Progress” appropriately characterize our institutions. The sisters faithful to their motto, live by faith, constantly at work, urged on by an ardent desire for progress. 

The spirit of Mary Immaculate High School is symbolically expressed in its emblem. It is nothing but the spirit of the life of St. Charles lived out in the 15th century in total commitment and faithfulness to the will of God. The same spirit has been passed on to us down the ages and well depicted in the Coat of Arms. 

 

The centre of the emblem is occupied with the shield. The colour blue depicts the colour of the mantle of Mother Mary. The red colour of the shield Characterises the loving heart of Jesus and His sacrifice for the redemption of the humankind. The golden bee-hive is flanked by bees of golden hue on either side. Above these are found the letters S.C.B (ST.CHARLES BORROMEO) in silver, entwined with a golden chord. The whole shield is surrounded by lilies and violets, with our motto – FAITH, TOIL, PROGRESS, inscribed in the midst. The entire crest is surmounted by a cross, radiating the rays of divine love. The bee-hive represents every institution of St.Charles, inhabited by busy bees-all working together for the common goal

  • The cross – Love and Sacrifice
  • The Shield – Justice & Equanimity
  • The Beehive – Unity and Team Spirit.
  • The Bees – Hard Work, Competence and Loyalty.
  • The Letters SCB – Communion and Harmony
  • Lillies and violets – Purity, Simplicity and Humility.
  • The Motto – Toil, Faith and Progress

The School Song

Look down O Lord and bless our school

and all who here abide:

Day by day and year by year

Be near us, lead us, guide.

Ref.: With faith in the heart of all we do

With work as our strong right hand

Every onward we progress

Towards God’s Promised Land.

Bless our sisters, teachers all

That they may ever be

In all they do and all they say

Remembrances of thee.

Bless us too that we may be

In youth and age the same

Permit no words or deeds of ours

To stain our school’s fair name