St. Paul's Matriculation Higher Secondary School

St. Paul's Matriculation Higher Secondary School is an all-boys Catholic secondary school in Neyveli, Tamil Nadu, India. The school was founded in 1972[1] by Rev. Fr. John Duraisamy, who requested the Archbishop of Pondy Cuddalore to open an all-boys English-language school in Neyveli. St.Paul's Matriculation Higher Secondary School is a brother institution of St.Joseph's of Cluny, Neyveli. St.Joseph's of Cluny started on 15 July 1968, swelled into 2300 students by 1975, with only VII standards. The segregation of the boys in a separate school was very keenly felt, and the time, in the providence of God, was not yet ripe. The challenge of opening this boys' school was accepted by the then Archbishop of Pondicherry and Cuddalore on 29 June 1977 and was inaugurated by MR. Radhakrishnan, the Deputy Chief Personnel Manager of Neyveli Lignite Corporation. Since then the school has grown into a Higher Secondary School with a strength of more than 3800 students. The institution has completed 40 years of service in the field of education and in developing the people in and around Neyveli.

A statue of Paul holding a scroll (symbolising the Scriptures) and the sword (symbolising his martyrdom).

St. Paul's Matriculation Higher Secondary School
Location
Neyveli

Tamil Nadu
607801

India
Information
Motto"Faith, Love, Service"
Sister schoolSt.Joseph's of Cluny, Neyveli
School districtCuddalore
PrincipalRev. Fr. Nirmalraj
LanguageEnglish
Campus typeBoys
Websitestpaulsneyveli.org

Uniform

Students of this school are required to wear a uniform consisting of a

  • White shirt
  • Maroon shorts
  • Maroon socks
  • Black shoes
  • Maroon tie

Campus and surrounding area

The school is located in Block-4 in Neyveli, 2 km from the city's central bus stand. It is connected by the city's bus services and the school's own buses. Students at this school come from Vadalur, Kurinjipadi, Vriddhachalam, Mandharakuppam, Panruti and surrounding areas.

The school has an auditorium used for events, competitions, and exams, as well as a playground.

Curriculum

The school is recognised by the Government of Tamil Nadu. The curriculum is Matriculation till class 10. Classes 11 and 12 follow the state board curriculum. Tamil and Hindi are offered as second languages. (Tamil Nadu follows the two-language formula, where besides English students opt for a second language subject).[2]

P.G. Assistant
  • Botany - Mr.T.Christopher Xavier Jayakumar
  • Physics - Mr.I.Arul Jeganathan
  • Chemistry - Mr.Rex Amalan
  • Maths - Mr.U.Uma Maheswaran
  • Tamil - Mr.Netaji, Mr.Chinnapparaj
  • English - Mr.Sagayadoss
  • Zoology - Mr.M.Vaithilingam

B.T. Assistant
  • Physics - Mr.O.S.Sivakumar
  • Chemistry - Mr. Johnson Prabhu
  • Maths - Mr.Rajamani
  • Botany - Mr.M.G.Raymond,
  • Zoology - Mr. Dhakshinamoorthy
  • Social - Mr.Peter Lawrence

Notable alumni
YearNameRole
1985Prabu SolomonIndian film director who primarily works on Tamil films
1995SivakumarHead - Facebook India Office | Community Operations
1997Dr. Albert BaskarScientist - Seoul National University Hospital Seoul, Republic of Korea
1999Er.SenthilKumarIDAS, Assnt Controller, Ministry of Defence ..First Student passed in UPSC Civil Service Examination
2000RajaIAS, Student to pass UPSC Civil Services Examination.
2001Dr. SellamDoctor at AIIMS, Delhi, Secured centum in all 4 major subjects in his XII board exam.
Dr. NedumaranIRS-IT INDIAN REVENUE SERVICE (INCOME TAX)
2001Dr. Samleo Leveen JosephAI Robotic researcher[3] (City University of New York).. Vice President at JPMorgan Chase
2009GiridharanYoungest candidate from Tamil Nadu to get a Certificate from Microsoft Corporation for his achievement.
2010Imran KhanFootball Player Represented India under 19 AFC for INDIA
2012Sajan PrakashSwimmer - Represents India in the International level

References
  1. "History".
  2. B. Mallikarjun. "LANGUAGE(S) IN THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM: CHALLENGES OF THE NEW MILLENIUM". LANGUAGE IN INDIA. Retrieved 6 August 2010.
  3. "Samleo Lev'n Joseph". scholar.google.com.
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