History Of All Saints' Convent School

The Diocese of Bijnor and the Tehri Hydroelectric Project were started in the year 1972. The officers of the project requested Msgr. Gratian Mundadan to open an English Medium School at Tehri. They also promised the necessary infrastructure for the school.

Fr. Gerald Joseph Padinjarepeedika was given the responsibility to venture into this new mission at Tehri as he and Miss Rose Mary had already visited Tehri to enquire about the possibility of starting a school. Fr. John Chakkanatt CMI was entrusted with the work of getting the terms and conditions in black and white from the authorities.

SR. DEEPANTO

Principal

KG- Sr.Linda Rose

KG Incharge

Mission & Vision

Our target is education for all, especially for the poor and the marginalized, recognizing the face of God in them.
To appreciate the Indian heritage and imbibe its culture and ethos for building a harmonious society, irrespective of faith, language, caste, and sex.
It strives to shape persons who are intellectually competent, morally sound, psychologically integrated, and imbued with the sense of the Divine. Committed to the cause of justice and peace and ever open to further growth.
In view of these goals, the school expects the students, parents, and teachers to share this vision and co-operate with Management to make it a reality.

Manager's message

Dear students,

Nelson Mandela says “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”. Use the weapon of education to update yourself not with a weapon of arrogance,

Principal's Message

Dear parents and students,

“Education is the movement from darkness to light”. (Allan Bloom)
“Holy Bible says, for wisdom will come into your heart, and knowledge will be pleasant to your soul”. (Proverbs 2:10)

All Saints’ Convent School is a first prestigious, unaided, recognized, school in the district tehri Garhwal with the ICSE syllabus to fulfil the educational needs of locality.