Welcome To St. Patrick’s
"We are passionate about student achievement and have very high aspirations for students well-being."
Each day students present several reasons why the school is so unique: new learning, fantastic grounds, superb cultural experiences, and a caring, dedicated staff who deliver and support exceptional teaching.
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Patrician Brothers
The Congregation of the Brothers of St. Patrick or Patrician Brothers as they are popularly known was founded in a small town of Tullow, Ireland on 2nd February, 1808. It was founded by Rt. Rev. Dr. Daniel Delany, under the patronage of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland.
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Vision & Mission
We firmly believe that education is not a mere preparation for life but is LIFE ITSELF. Accordingly, it will be our endeavour to provide a stimulating, congenial, conducive school atmosphere so as to enable the child - "to live, to love, to learn and to imbibe a legacy."
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Special Features
Value Based Education
We believe that schools share an obligation with families to teach kids right from wrong, and that character development is an important part of schooling. We, at...
Physical Education
The school stresses importance on physical fitness of the scholars. We introduce our scholars to a variety of sports — such as basketball, soccer...
Career Guidance
The Career guidance programs for Class IX and X provide information on the various career opportunities. Our scholars receive guidance from resource persons on important...
Fine Arts
The Arts are a vital way for scholars to express themselves, develop new talents, and explore their own creativity. In Visual Arts, scholars gain the tools they need...
Social Work
Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation recommended education through craft. He said that handicrafts must be taught not merely for production work but also...
Educational Tours
Patrician scholars make connections between classroom learning and the real world and broaden their knowledge, values and experience through field trips, picnics...
