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Little Flower School

Salempur

"Arise, awake, and stop not till the goal is reached."

— Swami Vivekananda

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About the School

A quiet institution with a
long, careful story.

Little Flower School, Salempur is run by the Little Flower Mission Education Society, Gorakhpur — a body of the CST Fathers with a decades-long commitment to value-based education across North India.

What we stand for

Three commitments that shape
every classroom we open.

01

Our Vision

To be a centre of excellence in education for the transformation of the individual and community, grounded in the principles of Love, Justice and Truth.

02

Our Mission

To accompany students, teachers and parents in joyful learning and to inspire responsible citizens who uphold human values and contribute to nation building.

03

Our Motto

For God and Man — an enduring call to serve with humility, learn with purpose and live with integrity.

Fr. Jubish Thomas CST, Principal
Fr. Jubish Thomas CST
Principal
From the Principal

"Education is not the filling of a vessel — it is the lighting of a fire."

At Little Flower School, we believe every child is a unique gift — and our task is to help each one discover their light. Rooted in the Catholic tradition of the CST Fathers and open to families of every faith, we shape students who are academically strong, morally grounded and quietly confident.

We invite you to walk our corridors, sit in our classrooms and meet our teachers. You will find a school that takes learning seriously and children even more so.

Fr. Jubish Thomas CST
Principal · Little Flower School, Salempur
Leadership

The people who shepherd the school.

Rev. Fr. Sabu Varkey CST
President
President

Rev. Fr. Sabu Varkey CST

Little Flower Mission Education Society, Gorakhpur

Rev. Fr. John Joseph CST
Secretary
Secretary

Rev. Fr. John Joseph CST

Little Flower Mission Education Society, Gorakhpur

Fr. Benoy Mathew CST
Manager
Manager

Fr. Benoy Mathew CST

Little Flower School, Salempur

Fr. Jubish Thomas CST
Principal
Principal

Fr. Jubish Thomas CST

Little Flower School, Salempur

Legacy

Principals who shaped our journey.

Each principal has carried the school's mission forward with dedication, shaping generations of students and leaving a lasting legacy.

Current Principal
Fr. Jubish Thomas CST
2021Present

Current Principal

Fr. Roy Mathew CST
20182021

Former Principal

Fr. Lona Kalley CST
20152018

Former Principal

Fr. Benoy Mathew CST
20062015

Former Principal

Fr. Cherian E J CST
20012006

Former Principal

Fr. Thomas Cherusseril CST
19972001

Former Principal

Fr. Jose Paul CST
19901997

Former Principal

Fr. Mathew Kulakkadamthadathil CST
19881990

Former Principal

Fr. Jose Vattakudiyil CST
19841988

Former Principal

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"Every principal who walked these corridors carried the same flame — a belief that education is the most generous gift one generation can give to the next."

Little Flower School, Salempur · Est. since the CST Fathers
Code of Conduct

A shared set of
quiet expectations.

Discipline at Little Flower School is not enforcement — it is a shared culture of respect. These rules keep our common life gentle, orderly and dignified.

  1. Students shall maintain a high standard of good manners and general behavior.
  2. They should be polite and well-behaved within and outside the school premises, and nurture respect for elders and teachers, honesty and truthfulness at all times.
  3. Students are exhorted to be orderly, clean in person and mind, neatly dressed and cooperate in maintaining the cleanliness of the school, classroom and campus.
  4. Absolute silence must be observed during the general assembly and while moving to and inside the classroom, even in the absence of teachers.
  5. In the absence of a teacher the Class Monitor assumes responsibility for order and discipline — a duty to be fulfilled loyally and impartially.
  6. Students given a responsibility should undertake it dutifully in accordance with the direction of the Principal or the teacher deputed by him.
  7. Students must not walk about on the verandah or in front of the classrooms during class hours.
  8. Students should not write, carve or scratch on the school walls or deface the school furniture.
  9. Respect for one's property, school property and that of others is a mark of a responsible student. Damage to school property will be recovered from the student.
  10. Students should always speak in English within the school premises and maintain a high standard of conversation.
  11. All students must keep a copy of the School Handbook and bring it daily to school.
  12. Each student is responsible for his/her own belongings. The school will not be responsible for the loss of books, money or other articles.
  13. Books, comics, newspapers and items not pertaining to daily work and not approved by the Principal must not be brought to school.
  14. Lost articles found in the school premises should be handed over in the school office.
  15. Students must not throw waste paper or foodstuff in classrooms, verandahs or premises — waste boxes must be used.
  16. Students are not allowed to enter the staff room unless asked by a teacher.
  17. Students will not be allowed to leave the school premises during school hours on any account.
  18. Latecomers and absentees will not be admitted to class without the sanction of the Principal.
  19. No collection of money or other things shall be made in the school without the permission of the Principal.
  20. No student shall take private tuition in any subject from any of the school staff.

Admissions 2025-26 · LKG to XII

Begin your child's
Little Flower story.

Enquiries and applications are now open. Visit our campus, meet our teachers, and see how we teach — before you decide.