The Congregation of the Brothers of St. Patrick or the Patrician Brothers as they are popularly known began in the small town of Tullow, Ireland on 2nd February, 1808. The Congregation was founded by Rt. Rev. Dr. Daniel Delaney, under the patronage of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. In 1846, the Brothers sailed across the Atlantic Ocean to Baltimore, USA and laid the foundation for their first mission abroad. In 1883, another group of Patricians arrived in Maitland, New South Wales, Australia. After establishing themselves, the brothers moved to Papua New Guinea, an island that needed the Brothers’ assistance.
In 1875, the first foundation of the Patrician Brothers was laid in Chennai, India. In 1961, Brothers were drawn to Kenya. In 2007, the Indian Province took up a mission in Ghana, Africa and in 2012, South Sudan and Dubai. In 2008, the Brothers completed 200 years of their existence as harbingers of education, touching and making a difference in the lives of many. Today, the Patrician Brothers run schools, colleges, boarding houses, technical institutions, non-formal education centres and other education related institutions in Ireland, United States of America, India, Australia, Papua New Guinea, Kenya and Ghana. The headquarters known as the Generalate is located at the Patrician Brothers’ Monastery, Ryde, Australia, and it has its headquarters known as the Provincialate in Mount St. Mary’s New Delhi.
The Parent-Teacher Conference was held on May 23, 2026, under the auspices of Rev. Bro. Christu Gnanaraj, the Superior of the School Community, with a solemn invocation and traditional lamp-lighting. Serving as a vital platform for fostering meaningful collaboration between parents and educators, the conference reinforced the shared commitment to students' holistic development. Parents were briefed on the forthcoming examination pattern, and Ms. Renu George, the Senior School Coordinator, highlighted key aspects of discipline. Ms. Krishna Priya, the School Counselor, oriented the parents on the vulnerability of digital screens and online surfing. Rev. Bro. A. Thomas, the Principal shared his vision for the institution and addressed parents' queries. The conference concluded with a note of thanks.
On 25th & 26th May 2026, the institution hosted an enriching two-day seminar led by Ms. Pavithra Yudhisther, Founder of Studio Hunavey. As an artist, neuro coach, and clinical hypnotherapist, she blended creativity with human development to empower educators. The interactive sessions provided teachers with practical tools for self-awareness, student engagement, and personal well-being. Participants left the inspiring event with fresh perspectives to transform their teaching and classroom practices.
Our school celebrated St. Patrick's Day with great enthusiasm during the morning assembly. The program included a graceful prayer dance, a skit on the life of St. Patrick, and an inspiring message by the Principal highlighting values like kindness and faith. A lively Irish dance added cultural charm, and the celebration ended with a joyful wishing song, leaving everyone inspired and cheerful.