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Baker Vidyapeeth Senior Secondary School, Kottayam
The Baker Vidyapeeth, located in the heart of Kottayam town, was established on 1st June 1993 as a co-educational school to meet the long felt need for an English medium school with a comprehensive syllabus for all round development of the student. The school is wholly owned and managed by the Madhya Kerala Diocese of the Church of South India. In the year 2004-05, the school was upgraded to senior secondary level.
Vision To contribute to the society through quality education, learning and research to visualise and achieve excellence in a dynamic global community.
Mission A safe and globally appropriate nurturing that promotes a community where all children feel loved respected and encouraged to develop their fullest potentials.
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Bishop Moore International School, Mavelikara
Bishop Moore International Play School, Kandiyoor, Mavelikara is designed to offer a world class experience to the next generation learners of Alapuzha.
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Bishop Moore Higher Secondary School, Mavelikara
Bishop Moore Vidyapith, Mavelikara, is named after Edward Alfred Livings Tone Moore (1925 – 1937), the fourth Anglican Bishop of the erstwhile Diocese of Travancore Cochin and is managed by the CSI Madhya Kerala Diocese which is a minority community enjoying protection and sanction under the Indian constitution to run educational institutions of its choice for its members and other not opposed to Christian ideals. The school makes no discrimination whatsoever in terms of caste, religion or background of its pupils.
The Aim
- To impart a fully disciplined liberal and comprehensive education to both boys and girls; to enable them to achieve a very high standard of intellectual, physical and spiritual development in the background of the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of our nation, so that they may discharge the duties as upright citizens of our democratic country without fear or favour in the 21st century.
- To develop the talents of the pupils.
- To inculcate a sense of consciousness, a sense of dignity of labour and concern for the downtrodden and the suffering ones in the minds of the pupils so that they may become instruments of social change.
- To keep the pupils informed of what is happening in the world around and prepare them for a purposeful life.
- To cultivate in the pupils the motivation to undertake national tasks and enable them to participate in the shaping of a new humanity.
- To teach values of the life and to promote a sense of national integration.
- In short we aim at intellectually mature, morally upright, socially committed and spiritually inspired young men and women having a deep sense of values and concern for national integration who can play an effective role in the 21st century in the background of the rich heritage of our democratic motherland.
The Vidyapith is co-educational and partly residential.
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Bishop Moore Vidyapith, Cherthala
An Overview As the Oriental saying goes "Where the vision is one year, cultivate flowers. Where the vision is ten years, cultivate trees. Where the vision is eternity, cultivate people". Bishop Moore Vidyapith is named after Edward Alfred Livingstone Moore, the fourth Anglican Bishop of erstwhile Diocese of Travancore and Cochin (1925-1937) and is run by the Central Travancore Diocesan Trust Association of the CSI Madhya Kerala Diocese. The school, established in 2001, is co-educational and provides all necessary facilities for fruitful education. It has been established in spacious compound on the eastern side of N.H. 47 in the erstwhile Karappuram Mission Compound. We have classes up to Plus Two. To gear up the children for the competitive world, the learning process is enhanced by modern technology.
Mission And Motto "The Fear of the Lord is the Beginning of Wisdom" The School Emblem is in the form of a shield signifying our unremitting battle against evil, to uphold everything that is good, just and everlasting. The olive branches just underneath the shield show our love for peace.
The cross on the left hand side signifies our faith in the Saviour of mankind. It also shows our love for fellow human beings (the horizontal bar) and our love for the Creator (the Vertical bar).
On the right hand side is the candle. We pray the light to lead us, and we feel that we can help light a candle without cursing darkness.
The Asoka Chakra emphasizes our faith in our Mother Land. The wheel leads us into the path of glory. Kerala in the background portrays the cultural heritage that we have received from this beautiful land. The Bible reminds that Truth shall make us free. It also tells us that the 'Fear of the Lord is the Beginning of Wisdom'.
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Bishop Moore Vidyapith, Kayamkulam
Bishop Moore Vidyapith, Krishnapuram, Kayamkulam is named after Bishop Edward Alfred Livingstone Moore (the fourth Anglican Bishop of Travancore -Cochin (1925-37) who had made significant contributions in the field of general and higher education during his tenure as a missionary in India. The school Managed by the C.S.I. Madhya Kerala Diocese. Primarily to provide education for its members in a Christian atmosphere. However others, who are not opposed to Christian ideals, are also admitted without reference to their caste, creed or faith and their right to conscience is always respected.
Objectives The school aims at bringing out intellectually well formed, morally upright, socially concerned, spiritually oriented and physically well-built men and women for the world of today. This temple of learning is an island of refuge and rehabilitation in an ocean of crisis, highlighting the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of our great nation. We consider education as an ongoing process from birth to death aimed at the pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty. Bishop Moore Vidyapith aims at activity of thought, respectfulness to beauty and human feeling. Motivation is given to self-reliance and dignity of labour.
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Bishop Moore Vidyapith, Mavelikara
Bishop Moore Vidyapith is named after EDWARD ALFRED LIVINGSTONE MOORE (1925 – 1937), the fourth Anglican Bishop of the erstwhile Diocese of Travancore Cochin and is managed by the CSI Madhya Kerala Diocese which is a minority community enjoying protection and sanction under the Indian constitution to run educational institutions of its choice for its members and others not opposed to Christian ideals. The school makes no discrimination whatsoever in terms of caste, religion or background of its pupils.
The Aim
- To impart a fully disciplined liberal and comprehensive education to both boys and girls; to enable them to achieve a very high standard of intellectual, physical and spiritual development in the background of the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of our nation, so that they may discharge the duties as upright citizens of our democratic country without fear or favour in the 21st century.
- To develop the talents of the pupils.
- To inculcate a sense of consciousness, a sense of dignity of labour and concern for the downtrodden and the suffering ones in the minds of the pupils so that they may become instruments of social change.
- To keep the pupils informed of what is happening in the world around and prepare them for a purposeful life
- To cultivate in the pupils the motivation to undertake national tasks and enable them to participate in the shaping of a new humanity.
- To teach values of the life and to promote a sense of national integration.
In short we aim at intellectually mature, morally upright, socially committed and spiritually inspired young men and women having a deep sense of values and concern for national integration who can play an effective role in the 21st century in the background of the rich heritage of our democratic Motherland.
The Vidyapith is co-educational and partly residential.
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Bishop Speechly Vidyapeeth, Pallom
Bishop Speechly Vidyapeeth is located in a beautiful village in Pallom 6 km south of Kottayam. The school came into being in 1993 with a mission to ensure quality education to all. The school is a dream came true for people of Pallom and surrounding areas. The school provides healthy environment for the intellectual, physical and spiritual development of the children both boys and girls in to the age group of 3- 15 years. The school has classes from L K G to Std. X.
The school is named after the first bishop of the C.S.I. Madhya Kerala Diocese Rt. Rev. John M. Speechly.
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Christ Church Vidyapith, Kodukulanji
Christ Church Vidyapeeth, Kodukulanji stands as a jewel in the heart of Kodukulanji at Chengannur Taluk of Alappuzha District in Kerala. Christ Church Vidyapith is a CBSE affiliated Secondary School situated 8KM off Chengannur, in the Kollam-Theni Highway. The school was established in the year 1999. Christ Church Vidyapith is owned by the Educational and Charitable Society of CSI Madhya Kerala Diocese and managed by the Governing Council (of CSI Madhya Kerala Diocese, Kottayam) headed by the CSI Bishop of Madhya Kerala Diocese, Kottayam.
Though the School has finished only 19 years and is in the 20th year of its existence, it has made inroads in the field of education and catering the needs of Students in and around Kodukulanji. The Society has taken up an ambitious multicore project to provide modern infrastructure in the field of education including laboratories, classrooms, playgrounds and toilets. The work on the project is underway and hope to finish in a phased manner as soon as possible. The school has 5 acres of level land with a good source of water.
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Hawksworth Vidyapith, Tholassery
Hawksworth Junior school was established on the Tholassery hills, the cradle of modern education in Thiruvalla and nearby places in 1987 sponsored by CSI St. Thomas church. The school was founded in memory of Rev. John Hawksworth, one of the pioneer CMS missionaries who served the Thiruvalla region in mid 19th century. During his tenure in Thiruvalla, he built a bungalow where Hawksworth Junior school was started with 31 kids in KG. In 1993 the school reached the level of Std IV and at this time a children’s park was constructed. In 1995 the school was renamed Hawksworth Vidyapith and it was decided to upgrade the school to the secondary level. The school also owned a van for the transportation of the children. In 1996, the vicar of CSI St Thomas church and the committee members took steps to strengthen and renovate the Hawksworth Bungalow and the necessary maintenance work was done. Also, a new van was bought to facilitate transportation. In 2001 the school obtained N.O.C. from Kerala Govt. and temporary affiliation to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, New Delhi. The ground floor was completed, and the principal’s office and High school classes were shifted to the new building in 2004. In 2004 and the school got permanent affiliation. Thus from humble beginnings, the school has become a prominent educational centre in Thiruvalla.
