By Times NIE
Mumbai, Mar. 29. Don Bosco's 'Preventive system of education' is known world over for moulding youth into honest, successful global citizens of the future. In India, like across the globe, the Salesians of Don Bosco lead the way in the field of education by drawing inspiration from this very system coined by the great Saint decades ago.
Mumbai, Mar. 29. Don Bosco's 'Preventive system of education' is known world over for moulding youth into honest, successful global citizens of the future. In India, like across the globe, the Salesians of Don Bosco lead the way in the field of education by drawing inspiration from this very system coined by the great Saint decades ago.
(L-R): Susan Philip (Teacher), Matthew D`Souza, Calvin Rozario, Kyle Rozario, Dr Ram Chaddha (Star Alumnus), Arnav Sawant, Father Bernard Fernandes (Principal, Don Bosco High School, Matunga), Vibhoor Hazare, Sherone George (Teacher), Himanshu Lohote, Elizabeth Soares (Teacher)
Times have changed and so has our education, but we still owe our roots to Don Bosco himself who continues to inspire and guide us in our endeavours for being able guides for the most vulnerable section of society, namely our youth.
The Salesians from the Mumbai Province put forth their vision for Don Bosco High School in Matunga. The students formed an integral part of the editorial team - with assistance from their teachers - to bring forth this special edition of the Times of India Newspaper in Education (NIE) - which highlights their sporting, academic, extra circular achievements - dedicated to the school they call their own. Attached below is a Don Bosco High School print production.