Bethany Convent School, Allahabad

Bethany Convent Senior Secondary School
Location
Bethany Convent Senior Secondary School Opposite Central Jail, Naini Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, 211008, India
Coordinates	25°24′22″N 81°52′07″W / 25.406104723430584°N 81.86870098114014°W / 25.406104723430584; -81.86870098114014
Information
School type	Convent run Private School Co-Education
Motto	Service born out of Love
Religious affiliation(s)	Roman Catholic
Established	1965 (1965)
Founder	Late Rt. Rev Msgr. Raymond Francis Camillus Mascarenhas
School code	08509
Principal	Sr. Benedicta Castelino - 2014 - present
Faculty	100
Grades	Kindergarten - Intermediate
Enrollment	2481(approx.)
Medium of language	English
Hours in school day	6
Campus	Urban
Campus size	6289.667784 m2
Color(s)	Yellow, Blue, Red, Green
Nickname	Bethanites
Publication	Bethany Tulips
Affiliations	Central Board of Secondary Education(C.B.S.E), New Delhi
Acronym	B.C.S.S.S
Website	http://www.bethanyconventschool.org/
Last updated: 11 March 2017

Bethany Convent Senior Secondary School is a Christian private school situated on the banks of river Ganga (Ganges) at Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh India. It teaches students from kindergarten to Intermediate. B.C.S is one of the senior secondary schools in Allahabad with education provided by a convent-run organization, The Sisters of the Little Flower of Bethany, Mangalore. The school was started in 1965.

Information

Bethany Convent Senior Secondary School, Allahabad was established in 1965 and is administrated by Bethany Educational Society, Mangalore, a Christian Religious Minority Institution.The Bethany Educational Society^[1] is registered under the Societies' Education Act XXI^[2] of 1860 No.17 of 1948-49/Its head is at Bethany Convent, Mangalore. All the members of Bethany Educational Society are catholic nuns belonging to the Congregation of the Sisters of the Little Flower of Bethany. The Society runs formal and non formal educational institutes all over the country.

Founder of B.C.S

The school was established under the patronage of Msgr. Raymond Francis Camillus Mascarenhas,^[3] the founder of the Congregation of the sisters of the Little Flowers of the Bethany.

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