The presence of Don Bosco schools all over the world, associated with excellence and the holistic development of the vulnerable young, is one of the most consistent, significant and widespread moves in the field of education.
Today, with nearly 300 schools in India after the first Don Bosco Night School was started in Thanjavur in 1912 and the first formal school in Guwahati in 1936, we have come a long way in educating the young - chiefly the poorest and the needy.
Don Bosco Institutions provide students with an opportunity to become good, honest and responsible citizens ready to lead, serve and transform society through the three foundation pillars of 'Reason, Religion and Loving kindness'. The system of education that emerged from these principles of Don Bosco is popularly known as the Preventive System and is followed in all our Don Bosco Institutions.
VISION-MISSION of School Network
Don Bosco Schools India educates the Don Bosco way. Our only priority is the integral development of every child that steps into the portals of Don Bosco. Ours is an education that values and nurtures the religious, spiritual, intellectual, moral, aesthetic, social and physical growth of each student. We foster “student-student” and “teacher-student” relationships as the most appropriate model to empower every one of them to develop a sense of purpose and respect for self, others and the environment.
We endeavour to meet the individual needs of students and welcome the contributions they make in using their special gifts and talents. We help to create a safe and happy ambience where all the members of the school community are included, valued and nurtured. All this leads to the pursuit of excellence and an ongoing commitment to learning.
Inspired by the benign and noble teachings of Our Lord Jesus Christ who declared of Himself “I am the Way, the Truth and the Life”, and guided by the moral and educational philosophy of St. John Bosco, Don Bosco Schools India envisions well-formed youngsters who are honest persons and good citizens.
We lay emphasis on an education that is participatory in nature, intellectually competent, multi-skill oriented, value based and socially committed.
Fr. Sangama Jogesh SDB
Secretary - Education and Culture Dimension Network Team
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