Our History Welcome to Lourdes Convent
In 1958 sisters of Sacred Heart established Lourdes Convent School. With humble beginnings having only 26 students to start with in the Pre-Primary section, every year more number of students and classes were added to become a full fledged school having co-education up to SSC Board.
In the year 1978 Carmelite Sisters took over the institution from the sisters of Sacred Heart. The Carmelite Sisters are women consecrated to God under the patronage of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Motivated and inspired by the zeal of their charismatic foundress, Mother Mary Theresa Veronica, carry out the work of education and other work of mercy in many parts of the country. The congregation took root at Holy Angels Convent, Trivandrum, from where it spread its branches in India and abroad serving the social cause of imparting education in a noble way.
Thereafter the school has been constantly upgrading its standard, infrastructure, academics, sports, technology and discipline to provide the best to the students.
View Our Program65+
Years of experience in educational organization
100+
Lourdes Convent High School Faculty & Staff
20000+
Lourdes Convent High School alumni Worldwide
100+
Curricular and Co-curricular Achievements
Why Lourdes Convent School
Selecting an educational institution that goes beyond imparting knowledge to offer a nurturing environment where students can excel academically, personally, and creatively. Our facilities feature.
Our Activities
Our Clubs
Math-Science Club
Mixing curiosity with a hint of brain-bending fun, the club dives into the wonders of math, science, and “aha!” moments.
Creative Club
A haven for artistic expression and creative thought, where imagination transforms into captivating art, literature, and design.
Literary Club
A space for creative expression, where students delve into storytelling, poetry, and thoughtful discourse.
Our Gallery
House System
These are the values we seek to instill and have our students emulate through our House System. Each student and staff member is placed in a ‘House’ at Lourdes and remains in the House until they leave.
- Literary Education is of no value if it is not able to build up a sound character. – MAHATMA GANDHI
- Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. – NELSON MANDELA
- Education is the manifestation of the perfection already in man. – SWAMI VIVEKANANDA
- I am a little pencil in the hand of a writing God, who is sending a love letter to the world. – MOTHER TERESA
Anthuriums
Anthuriums are thick, shiny, ribbed and wrinkled, while the leaves are large and glossy. Anthuriums are internationally produced and sold as both cut flowers and potted flowering plants.
VIRTUE - Justice
PATRON - Nelson Mandela
Anthuriums
Daffodils
Daffodils are the most Popular flowers Symbolizing Friendship. When daffodils arise from the ground it is considered as the en of winter and the beginning of a warm summer representing regard, rebirth, new beginnings, unrequited love and chivalry.
VIRTUE - Peace
PATRON - Mother Teresa
Daffodils
Shamrocks
Shamrock is a Symbol of Bounty. They bring Good Luck. It was informally used as an emblem for sports teams and states organizations.
VIRTUE - Loyalty
PATRON - Swami Vivekananda
Shamrocks
Mahatma Gandhi
Bluebells instill the spirit of Truth, Love and Non- Violence. It reflects the thought and action of constant untiring and enduring efforts.
VIRTUE - Truth
PATRON - Mahatma Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
theme of the year
Lourdians: Pilgrims of Hope, Upholders of Constitutional Values
The year 2025 has been declared a Jubilee Year by the Catholic Church—a sacred time of renewing grace and reconciliation, celebrated every 25 years. This Holy Year, proclaimed by the late Pope Francis, centres on the theme Pilgrims of Hope. Though he is no longer with us, his message continues to resonate deeply, calling the world to walk forward in faith, with hope as our guide and compassion as our companion. At Lourdes, we embrace this invitation as we begin a new academic year committed to spiritual growth and social responsibility. We, the Lourdians, set forth on a transformative journey that calls us to live not in fear or apathy, but with purpose and conviction. To be a pilgrim of hope is to let light triumph over despair, to believe in the goodness of humanity, and to offer encouragement where it is most needed. It is an invitation to make hope visible—through our choices, our words, and our daily interactions. These pilgrimages are grounded in both our faith and the enduring values of our nation. As citizens of India, we are entrusted with the responsibility of upholding the core principles of our Constitution: justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity. These are not abstract ideas, but living values that call us to act with integrity, honour diversity, and treat every individual with dignity and respect. Throughout this academic year, let every lesson, initiative, and moment of reflection deepen our commitment to this dual calling—to be torchbearers of hope and faithful guardians of the values that shape our democracy. May our journey together sharpen our conscience and bring us closer to the kind of world envisioned by Pope Francis—a world where faith and civic responsibility walk hand in hand.
Lourdes Convent At Glance
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Visit CampusSchool Stories
Discover what makes Lourdes Convent High School special through the voices of our students, parents, and alumni. Their stories reflect the impact of our education and values.
The school’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence and character development is what sets it apart. As a former teacher, I can say with confidence that the students here receive an education that prepares them for life, not just exams.
This institution is not just a school; it’s a family. The dedication of the staff, the enthusiasm of the students, and the commitment to excellence make it an extraordinary place for both learning and teaching. I feel honored to have been a part of it.
My journey at this school shaped me into the person I am today. The values instilled in me—integrity, perseverance, and excellence—continue to guide me in every endeavor. I will always be grateful for the incredible teachers who nurtured my potential and encouraged me to dream big.
The school has provided not just education but a second home for my children. The emphasis on academics, moral values, and extracurricular activities ensure holistic development. We are proud to be a part of this wonderful institution.
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