St. Joseph's Anglo-Indian Higher Secondary School

It's a place where every Parent would love their kid to be in... Education, sports, social activities, morals, faith an entire package with comparatively less fee...

Review update - 1stFeb'2020
Annual Day Program was of top notch. Getting most of the students right from std I to std XII to participate is no simple task. Great support/involvement of every Teaching&non-teaching staff, management, students and Parents... Kudos to all...

I’m a past pupil. The best school, wonderful teachers and the infrastructure is well maintained. It is really a wonderful place to learn and play. This school gives equal importance to all the students and they train well for the students who is a little slow in learning. The teachers are the jewels of this school. It’s been 10 years since I left the school.. yet it seems to be the only place I constantly miss.. the care of the sisters and teachers were always the best. This school doesn’t need a separate advertisement on the TV or newspapers. It has its brand and the past pupils make it shine brighter as this school played a vital role in each and every single students’ life.

I am currently studying there this school has good teachers and sisters who are the pillars of this school the infrastructure is just fantastic.They encourage talents this school is the best in teaching,sports especially basketball and table tennis.
They not only teach lessons they even teach moral values for life.

I am born and bought up in Perambur, From my knowledge as i heard this school is best particularly for girl kids i can say. Obedience, language speaking and more to say.

Best school ever. Good infrastructure and the teachers teach students good value which mold the students into better people. Good education and extracurricular activities are also highly promoted.

Money is the main concept there. They collect money for each and everything. Too much fees is collected .

Being a Josephite for 12 years (2004-2016) was a mixed experience.

• Sr. Denis (RIP), Sr. Agnela (RIP) and Sr. Victoria were godsends who exemplified true Christian leadership.
• The higher secondary teachers were delightful and insightful professionals who respected their students’ transition to pre-adulthood and interacted with maturity.
• The HSc teachers were open to challenging questions and fresh perspectives.
• The campus architecture, with its numerous staircases, helped students get some great exercise.
• St. Joseph’s students are easily the best dressed in the city with their classy red-piped grey pinafores, white blouses, red ties, and black leather shoes.
• The importance of Catholic Doctrine, Value Education, monthly confession, and First Friday mass cannot be understated.
• The computer labs were well-equipped and the faculty always lent a helping hand.
• The support staff were warm, welcoming, and hardworking. They knew the fundamentals of electrical and mechanical work.
• The basketball team is a feather in the school’s cap.
• The birds, rabbits, and trees helped us foster a connection to nature.

Unfortunately, being a student here came with its fair share of bad memories and negative experiences.

• Despite it being an Anglo-Indian minority institution, Anglo-Indian culture is openly disrespected and heavily misunderstood.
• Undeserving students were allowed to avail themselves of the midday meal scheme and other benefits. Background checks are of the essence.
• Music, sports, art & craft, writing, and language-learning are put on the back burner once students reach middle school.
• Students need more than just a compulsory hour in the library.
• Rote learning was the norm. Originality, creativity, and curiosity were snuffed.
• Outspokenness and verbal self-defence were misconstrued as disrespect.
• You had the best chances of becoming a captain if you were the daughter of a teacher/PTA member, your older sister had a badge, or you played it safe and shrewd.
• Some staff took an unwelcome and unhealthy interest in students’ personal lives (who they met, how they dressed, family situations, social media, etc.).
• A retired teacher body-shamed students to sell beauty products.
• The headmistress who left in 2015 was a tyrant with a gutter-mouth.

Hi. I want to enroll my daughter in 1st stnd in the coming academic year. Pls let me know the procedure to get form. I am not able to find it on their official website.