Don Bosco Bandel

Don Bosco School, Bandel is an all-boys, English medium school in Sahaganj, Hooghly, West Bengal, India. It was established in 1978 and run by the Salesians of Don Bosco which is a congregation within the Catholic Church. The school operates under the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations. It is one of the international Don Bosco "family of schools".

  • The main school buildings (2013)
    The main school buildings (2013)
  • The seminary side building
    The seminary side building

Don Bosco School, Bandel
Address
Avinash Mukherjee Road, Sahaganj

Hooghly

West Bengal
,
712103

India
Coordinates22°55′13″N 88°23′45″E
Information
TypeMinority Educational Institution
MottoScientia et cultura
(Knowledge and Service)
Religious affiliation(s)Roman Catholic
Established16 January 1978 (16 January 1978)
Sister schoolAuxilium Convent School, Bandel
School boardCISCE
OversightSalesians of Don Bosco
RectorFr. E.J. Anthony, SDB
PrincipalFr. Siby Vadakel, SDB
Grades1 to 12
GenderBoys
Age range6+ to 17+
Number of students2,200 [approx]
Education systemCouncil for the Indian School Certificate Examinations
LanguageEnglish
Campus typeUrban
HousesSavio (Red), Bosco (Blue), Francis (Yellow), Rua (Green)
Color(s)White & Grey
   
Team nameBosconians
PublicationHues of hope
NewspaperZephyr
Websitewww.dbbandel.org

Aim

According to the school's prospectus:

The aim of the institution is to impart sound value based education by forming in the boys habits of piety, virtue, discipline and self-reliance during the years of their studies[1]

  • Don Bosco Bandel Taekwondo Club (Juniors)
    Don Bosco Bandel Taekwondo Club (Juniors)
  • Leaders making the slow march during annual sports
    Leaders making the slow march during annual sports
  • A stage adaptation of "Joseph and his amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" by the students of Don Bosco Bandel (2012)
    A stage adaptation of "Joseph and his amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" by the students of Don Bosco Bandel (2012)

References
  1. Don Bosco Bandel School Prospectus Archived 24 July 2012 at the Wayback Machine


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