St. Paul's Institute

Commemoration Service on the 4th Death Anniversary of Our Beloved Founder

On the eve of the 4th death anniversary of Sir Hau Khen Pau, the esteemed founder of our school, a heartfelt commemoration programme was held today, the 22nd October, 2024, during the morning assembly to honour his memory.The ceremony was hosted by head girl, Miss Gospel Lalrimawi.

As a mark of respect, a bouquet was presented to Pi Rongai, the late founder’s wife, by Sir DL Muon, Principal, accompanied by student representatives. Further presentations were also made to her by head boy, Mr. Khamlalmuan Ngaihte, who presented here a traditional shawl, conveying the school’s deep appreciation. Adding to the tribute, a stunning portrait of the late founder, drawn by Mr. Paominlen Haokip (Class XII), was gifted to her. During the service, meaningful speeches were also delivered by the Principal as well as Sir Mung, the Finance Manager who is also the eldest son of our late founder. He reflected on his father’s vision and the lasting legacy he left behind.

A moment of silence, led by the host, allowed everyone to reflect on the founder’s contributions and the legacy he left behind. The atmosphere was further made more solemn and beautiful by a special musical performance from Miss Racy Kimneidoi (Class X), whose soulful song honoured the founder’s memory and warmed the hearts of all present at the ceremony. Heartfelt poems written by students expressing their admiration for the founder were also beautifully displayed on the stage.

The programme concluded with closing remarks by the host, leaving all present with a profound sense of gratitude for the life and legacy of the school's beloved founder.

Sir Hau Khen Pau was a dedicated educator whose love for children and passion for education made a tangible difference in our school community. His caring nature and commitment to nurturing both minds and hearts left a lasting impact. As we remember him, let’s carry forward his spirit of kindness, compassion, encouragement, and love for education.

A brief felicitation programme was held for Ms. Carolyn Chingthianmawi (UPSC Civil Services Exam 2023 - All India Rank 543) today, 18 June 2024, at the school campus during the morning assembly.

Ms. Carolyn is an alumnus of this institute passing Class X and XII from this school in 2015 and 2017 respectively.

CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE
16 April 2024

The Management, Staff, parents and students of St. Paul's Institute proudly congratulate Ms. CAROLYN CHINGTHIANMOI, d/o Mr. Pauminlian & Mrs Lamneikim for securing Rank 543 in the recently declared UPSC Civil Services Exam 2023 result.

Ms. Moi is an alumnus of St. Paul's Institute, passing out Class X in 2015 and Class XII in 2017. She was an invaluable member of the school Worship Team for many years and also held several leadership positions in various capacities. She was known by all (peers and teachers alike) to always have a cool head, a never-give-up spirit and a pleasant personality throughout her high school years.

This achievement is well-deserved. And we hope that greater things will unfold for her in the days to come.

Congratulations!

We express our heartfelt sorrow and grief over the passing of our former Principal, Sir Liankholal Seldou (Sir SL), on the 3rd of December, 2020.
Sir SL was a much celebrated teacher, respected and highly revered by his students and colleagues alike.
He was a great teacher, who inspired, guided, encouraged
and made everyone around him feel special. His memory will forever be etched in our hearts as we bid our final farewell to him.
A great teacher never really dies. He lives on through his teachings, through the lives of the students he had inspired and liberated.
May your soul rest in peace, Sir.

It is with a heavy heart that we express our deepest sorrow and grief at the passing of our school founder and Secretary Sir Hau Khen Pau, on the early night of Friday, 23rd October 2020.
Today, we do not just mourn the loss of a great man, a man who was and is a father-figure to all of us, rather we celebrate the good works and legacy he has left behind as a true visionary, staunch educator and an inspirational being.
Sir Hau Khen is an embodiment of pure modesty, humility and simplicity. He is a man of few words, and a leader who leads by example and action. His is a life lived with great dignity and honour. He is a beacon that sheds its light on countless souls and have fought the good fight with immense grace.
The light that he illuminated within all the lives he had touched shall shine on even in the darkest pit of night.
Death may take his mortal vessel, but he will continue to live in each one of us, whose lives he had inspired and touched in so many ways. And his memory and teachings shall forever be imprinted on our hearts to guide us all.

Sir, as we bid our final farewell to you, may we strive to measure up to your striking humility, profound humanity and compassion for others. And may we continue to serve for quality, in all spheres of life, as you did while you lived. You are and will always be the heart and soul of St.Paul’s.

Goodbye, Sir. May your soul rest in peace.

Heartfelt congratulations to all the successful candidates who have passed the AISCE 2020 with flying colors. With 108 successful candidates and 1 placed in compartment, out of the 109 total condidates, we have secured an over all pass percentage of 99.08%.

Ashutosh Kumar Giri became the school topper by securing 92.8%.

And hats off to all the dedicated teachers working tirelessly, day and night.

Our School has, once again, done remarkably well in AISSCE, 2020. Out of 204 students who’d appeared in the exam, 202 have passed (2 placed in compartment), bringing our overall Pass percentage to 99.01%. Heartiest congratulations to students and teachers for their stupendous performance.

Here are our school toppers for each stream:
Arts- Mr. Paogoulal Singsit (97%)
Commerce- Mr. Rahul Kar (92%)
Science- Miss Deborah Lunhoihkim (92%)

You all have done us proud. May you continue to shine on. God bless you all.

Annual Day function (theme: 'Gracias') on 16 November 2019

We are deeply saddened by the untimely demise of our beloved student Master Liansanglun of Class XII Arts A. He was battling bone marrow cancer and was hospitalised, undergoing treatments for the past few months, before he left for his heavenly abode.

We extend our love and prayers to the bereaved family. May God's healing assurance and peace be with them as they tread this difficult time of loss.

May his soul rest in peace.

" Dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return."

On 23rd August 2019, under the initiative of the school's Disciplinary Action Committee (DAC), a one - day leadership training for the student leaders was held at En Gedi Camp and Retreat Center. The training, attended by student leaders namely Headboy, Headgirl, School Prefects and House Captains, was resourced by Pastor Manglal Thangniang. It was a fun yet enlightening session as student leaders gain new awareness on the importance of being a good follower, the much needed skills and qualities to carry out their expected duties as leaders and seeking God's will to become a good and exemplary leader.

The school is proud to have such dedicated team of student leaders, ever willing and ready to ensure that students are well looked after, not just academically but morally too.

To mark the country's 73rd year of sovereignty, Independence Day celebration was held in the school premises, with great enthusiasm and excitement.
The celebration witnessed a grand parade from each contingent of boys and girls.
The Principal unfurled the Tricolour and took salute of the march past contingents, while the Head Girl delivered the keynote address.
Kids World students won us over with their heart warming choreography and the audience were enchanted by the perfect rendition of our national song presented by our very own senior students.

On this day, we remember all the brave hearts and torchbearers of the country who sacrificed their lives for the nationhood we enjoy today.

Kudos to the Event Organising Committee for yet another memorable event!

Happy Independence Day.
Jai Hind!

As a celebration of ATL Summer Tinkering Fest, an exhibition and showcase event was held on the 17th of July, at our school's very own ATL lab. Students stepped out to examine various problems faced by the community at the local level during the summer break, and came up with innovative, outside-of-the-box solutions to cure these seemingly mundane, yet serious issues.
Some of the solutions include upcycling of metal and plastic waste, waste management and use of water - level indicator to curb wastage and overflowing of water from water tanks.

The Summer Tinkering Fest aims to create a conducive environment for students to innovate and spur their creative instincts.
It's amazing to see how our students venture beyond the conventional methods of learning and tap into their creativity to give back to the community in their own innovative ways.

"Let us together unleash the innovator inside."