President’s Message

To my beloved students, respected teachers, the members of the Managing Committee & the teaching and non-teaching staff,

In my brief address, I am trying my best to sum up in a nut-shell, how we reach our destination/goal in a proper way. We all know that school is the second home to a ward/child where he/she can learn to build his/her career. Our school has been flourishing in the field of education since 1925, when India was under British dominance/rule. Many distinguished and remarkable results have already brightened the image of our institution. Many competent/ accomplished students of our school have also been established in many part of our country and abroad. At first our students should keep the past heritage and golden reputation of our school. They must abide by the teachers. Our teachers should act as the friends, philosophers and guides of the students. Teachers are also requested to be more concerned, careful and dedicated to their students. We also remember the saying that ‘Education is the total development.’ Our students have to utilize properly the facilities of games and sports, equipped laboratory and the library and the reading room. It is the school of many competent/skilful students who showed/proved their excellence of achieving rank in board examinations. Students should call up that teaching can not be done in a chaotic class. We always have to remember that we are the members of a same family. The relation between a teacher and a taught is a vital point here. Our devoted teachers must seek/haunt the individual talent among the students for proper nurturing and give them inspiration/encourage. They should not forget that the students are the future citizens of the country. It anyone faces any difficulty; he must inform it to the head of the institution for proper guide and recovery. We all should try our best to mitigate/compensate our lacunas/loopholes for the all-round development of our school. Students’ interest is considered the most important thing to all of us. Our respected teachers ought not to forget the nobility of their great profession, as they are held in high esteem in the society; not by their names but by their devotion to works. After all students ought to respect their teachers; and teachers ought not to forget their duties and responsibilities.