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.
Prize Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and pride on 31st January, marking a memorable occasion that recognized and honoured the achievements of our students. The event was organized to appreciate excellence in academic proficiency and to encourage the value of discipline through awards for 100% attendance.
The programme was graced by our esteemed Chief Guest, Mr. Mathew Mampra, the founder and CEO of BPC Power Group Bangalore, whose presence added dignity and inspiration to the occasion. In his address, he congratulated the prize winners and motivated the students to strive for consistent effort, sincerity, and excellence in all spheres of life.
Students who demonstrated outstanding performance in academics were awarded proficiency prizes, acknowledging their hard work and dedication throughout the academic year. Special prizes were also presented to students who maintained 100% attendance, highlighting the importance of regularity, commitment, and responsibility.
The Prayer Service Titled Fruit Bearing Seeds, held on 30 January 2026, was a solemn and reflective gathering inspired by the Bible, Bhagavad Gita, and Quran, seeking God's blessings for students preparing for the ICSE and ISC Board Exams. Led by Rev. Fr. Michael Plamparambil CMF, the service emphasized the importance of inner preparation to truly receive knowledge. Traditional lamp lighting, prayers, scripture readings, reflection, and an offertory with personal intentions deepened the spirit of introspection and reconciliation. The service concluded with a powerful moment of final blessings bestowed by the teachers and guests, filling the gathering with hope and grace.
On January 17, 2026, our campus transformed into a vibrant stage for the UKG Graduation Ceremony, themed "Every Child is a Star." This milestone event, graced by distinguished Patrician brothers and Chief Guest Dr. HSM Prakash, celebrated the remarkable transition of our youngest learners into primary education.
The festivities commenced with a soulful invocation, followed by an array of exuberant performances, including graceful dances and a thought-provoking skit by LKG students. A poignant highlight was the Graduation Song, where the young scholars harmonized their journey before being formally felicitated in their ceremonial robes.
Chief Guest Dr. Prakash delivered an insightful address, underscoring the symbiotic partnership between educators and parents in nurturing a child's holistic development. As these "rising stars" received their certificates, the atmosphere was thick with a palpable sense of pride and collective joy. This cherished day served as both a reflection on their early growth and a spirited prelude to the academic adventures awaiting them in Grade 1.