A.V. Education Society began its journey in 1967 with 50 children and a rented house in Jayanagar. Smt. Ambuja Venkataraman, the Founder Secretary, grew up in a time when education was available mainly to the rich. Having seen a lot of suffering and poverty around her and seeing what changes education could bring about in their lives she was very keen to have a job-oriented high school mainly to help the poor gain employment without having to spend time and money on education.
Air Force School, Hebbal has a long tradition of service and progress in the field of education over the last 50 years. The School was started initially as
BGSNPS is founded by Pontiff His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Sri Sri Balagangadaranatha Swamiji of Adhichunchanagiri Math, who over the past has strived hard to promote educational institutions of international stature. Sri Adhichunchanagiri education trust is running over 350 educational institutions including Medical and Engineering colleges.
A high-quality education is one of the most important things that we can provide a child. Exposure to a variety of topics, people, and adventures all contribute to a fulfilling school experience.
Carmel Convent School was founded in 1970 for the benefit of the children of Jayanagar and the neighbouring extensions. The school is recognized by the Department of Public Instruction, Karnataka State. The school year begins in June.
Today, our school has a strength of around 754 students, a team of well qualified efficient, experienced and dedicated staff of 20 teachers, 6 non-teaching staff working under the able guidance of the headmistress Sister Maria Priya A.C, an efficient administrator committed to her mission.
Christ School, Bangalore, is an educational institution run by the Catholic minority community, with all the rights and privileges granted by the constitution of India and recognized but unaided by the department of education of Karnataka state.It is run by the fathers of the Carmelites of Mary Immaculate (C.M.I) through a registered body,
Christ School, Bangalore, is an educational institution run by the Catholic minority community, with all the rights and privileges granted by the constitution of India and recognized but unaided by the department of education of Karnataka state.It is run by the fathers of the Carmelites of Mary Immaculate (C.M.I) through a registered body,
Clarence High School is a minority institution founded in 1914 by the Redwood brothers, Alfred and Walter. and named after their own school in Somerset, U.K. The founders’ vision was to provide a sound education based on Christian principles which would result in an all round development of the student. It is to these British missionaries that the school owes its distinctive philosophy, which is based on and summed up in the words from the Holy Bible- ” The reverence of the Lord is the beginning of Wisdom. ” Therefore, in keeping with the vision of it’s founders, Clarence High School strives to inspire it’s students towards moral integrity and character development, giving them resources that will endure throughout life.
Established in 1978, our mission is to prepare students intellectually, emotionally, and ethically to thrive in any setting with the life long purpose of active participation in global citizenship.
Mr. P.K. Bheemaiah, a social worker turned educationist is the founding father of this school. He strongly believed in the philosophy “Education for all” and in progressive education based on strong moral and ethical values. His vision continues to be the moving spirit behind every successful achievement of the school.
The History usually mirrors the life and activity of the Institution during the preceding year. Speaking of the past, we are filled with admiration and gratitude for those stalwarts of a byegone age: the Fathers of the Paris Foreign Mission. Imbued with vision and foresight, iron will and steely determination, unflagging zeal and dauntless courage, they planted a seed in the “Garden” on St. John’s Hill, nurtured it through the years, and, when the time was ripe, transplanted it to an imposing building, which is now St. Joseph’s College, PUC Section. They were men of deep faith and bard toil, all of them: Vissac and Browne, Froger and Veysseyre, Blaise and Michel, and the great Aucouturier. We salute these giants and place on record our abiding gratitude. When the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, who are managing the School, at present, took it over in 1937, they were faced with the daunting challenge of living up to the high standards set by their predecessors. It is a matter of joy for us to know that during these odd years, we have tried hard, and to a great extent succeeded in meeting that challenge. It has been for us a thrilling adventure as thrilling as the task of an athlete determined to break records. Some records we ourselves have set, and some set by others before us, we have broken.