ST PATRICKS HIGH SCHOOL - Ashok Nagar,Richmond Town

Vincy A

Posted on April 2, 2023
2022/2023 St Patrick's school Danger batch

Priya Priya

Posted on November 24, 2022
My two children's studying this school 🏫...it's very good adminstration and superb teachers...and sisters.. proud of this school.... good study's,extra activities, prayers..... thanks for encouraging the students..... thanks for supporting staffs.💐👏👏🤝

Jasil Joseph

Posted on November 17, 2021
It's nice to have a look at the school I studied and the Patrick's Church where I prayed from 1984 to 86 during my high-school days lots of love n thanks. Hail glorious St Patrick's Saint of our Lord

Rapheal willman

Posted on February 22, 2019
its the place where i learnt everything teachers are really wonderful they handed our tortures i started my journey at 3rd standard till 10th rocking school in sports specially in hockey its because of a wonderful PT sir herick Paul we miss you all teachers and hoping to see you soon

Vinay Jayaram

Posted on January 22, 2018
At the North-East corner of the campus stands a four-storied building with wide verandas, large airy class rooms and a spacious ground. It is the new building that houses the century-old St. Patrick's School, a far cry from the decades before 1850, when the land on which it now stands, as tradition tells us, was a yard for elephants and camels. By the early 1890s, around 70 orphans were housed in small cottages here. In 1892 Fr. Anthony Mary Tabard began the construction of a grey stone building, noted for its pillared arches. This became the first school building for St. Patrick's. Fr. Joachim Mascarenhas was placed in charge of the school and the orphanage. In 1925 Fr. Tabard died and Fr. Leo Vanpeene, a veteran educationist, who for many years had been the Principal of St. Joseph's High School, took charge of the School and the attached Orphanage. In later developments, a High School section was added in the 1960s, and the school began to receive partial financial aid from the Government. The orphanage was separated from the school and housed in an independent building, while the whole school was rebuilt in the 1990s.