St. Claret’s school organized the Inauguration of New English Medium Block

St. Claret began the great work of starting a Congregation The Claretians on July 16th 1849. Since then, the Claretians have been rendering various services specially the educational service. The Educational ministry began in Tamilnadu at Karumathur area since 1982 onwards. The School is in the 29th year of its existence. It has 60 Teaching Staff, 10 Supportive Staff and 2226 Students. Besides this, we also have an English medium Nursery-Primary school with 22 Staff and 500 Students; and a Tamil medium Primary school with 24 Staff and 495 Students functioning as separate schools in Karumathur.

To Form, Intellectually Competent, Professionally Skilled, Spiritually Evolved, Morally Upright, Socially Responsive and Culturally Integrated citizens Through holistic Claretine education for the creation of a civilization of love.

Vision:
Our school has come to offer qualitative, adequate and integral formation to the students of Karumathur area. Our school aims at developing our students intellectually, professionally, spiritually, morally, socially and culturally, so as to become holistic or integrated persons, thus they can create a civilization of love. A student of Clarets (CLARETINE) can comfortably swim across the Copernican changes enveloping the contemporary world. A Claretine is prepared to be a world citizen and feel fit in any part of the globe.

Welcome and Sent Off function

Fr.Soosaimanickam was the correspondent to all three schools and Headmaster for St.Clarets Hr.Sec.School karumathur for the past nine years. He gave his total commitment to the school for these years, for all our school students and encouraged all teachers, for such a great person, we had the sent off on 16th July. On the same day, we had a warm welcome for Fr.Joseph Victor Doss as the new correspondent to all three schools and Headmaster for St.Clarets Hr.Sec.School.

Fr. Soosaimanickam insisted the students to keep in mind that, I am good, I do good, I think good, I will always succeed in my life. Also student should say studying is comfort, studying is joyful, studying raises me up in life, everyday, the wished and advised the students to grow as good persons. Fr. Victor described about Fr.Soosaimanickam that he found three qualities in him as, Motherly care and Hospitality, smiling face and thinking everything creatively. Fr.Victor said as a new Headmaster to our school, he promised that,. Sure he will fulfill the Fr.Soosaimanickams desires.

Contact:
ST. Clarets Higher Secondary School
Karumathur
Karumathur (Post)
Usilampatti (Taluk)
Madurai (Dist)
Pin 625514
Phone: 045-492-87293
Email : stclaretshss2001@yahoo.com
Website : http://www.stclarets-school.com

St Claret
ST. Clarets Higher Secondary School
Karumathur Karumathur (Post) Usilampatti (Taluk) Madurai (Dist) Pin 625514
Madurai Tamil Nadu, 625514
045-492-87293

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St. Claret’s school organized the Inauguration of New English Medium Block

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After Scotch Oakburn Colleges first visit in 2011, the Colleges community raised an amazing $3,000 for their partner Timor Leste school. This years group had the privilege of donating the funds on behalf of the community, which will enable Maliana One to install fresh drinking water for their 1300 students and 55 staff. www.destinationdreaming.org.au/

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At the conclusion of the 10 days, a participant of the global service learning program for school students 18-year-old Kathleen said I have learnt that giving is a truly fantastic experience and that making a change in one persons life, changes the world for them. I had the best week of my life giving and as a result will endeavor to share and continue to give for the rest of my life. www.destinationdreaming.org.au/

Scotch Oakburn teacher Tania Deguara said, once again the experience was incredible. Cultural awareness, global understanding, problem solving and collaboration are essential skills to have to meet the challenges of the 21st Century. A Destination Dreaming program provides an excellent opportunity for young people to learn about and experience the challenges, hopes and possibilities of another culture and in turn learn about the ways they as young people in Australia can shape the world they want to live in.

Destination Dreaming works with schools in Australia and internationally to create sustainable community partnerships and teach students from both areas about global citizenship, self-awareness and social justice. These global citizenship programs for school students are aimed at helping the young people to thrive in an increasingly global world where understanding cultural differences is becoming more and more important. To find out more visit www.destinationdreaming.org.au/.

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Australian Global Citizenship Programs for School Students Take Tasmanian Students to Timor Leste

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"We are delighted to be partnering with Indiana University's Kelley School of Business in offering this program, building on the already strong relationship that exists between the school and this country," said J. Peter Morrow, chairman of American University of Mongolia. "The Kelley School of Business was recently ranked as the number one business school in the U.S. in terms of teaching quality, career services and student satisfaction, so this also fits with our emphasis on choosing quality partners while we are developing our own programs."

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