Our schools are centers of learning. As Don Bosco seeks to adapt its programme and curriculum to the needs of the young boys in the places where the school is established. Don Bosco schools aim at academic excellence developing each student’s intellectual abilities to the utmost, not just simply to amass a lot of information, to get a job but to lead students to self-discipline and initiative, to integrity and accuracy. This demands from the student the willingness to devote the required time for school and home study, and to avoid careless and slipshod ways of thinking.

1. Through a reasonably thorough understanding of Catholic teaching and way of life, with a love of Catholic liturgy, to help Catholic Students realize that their personal commitment to Christ affects their attitude towards every problem of life whether personal or social.
2. To assist Catholics to appreciate and frequently receive the sacraments as a means of constant growth in God’s grace.
3. To help all students to live guided by faith in God and supported by the practice of constant personal prayer.
4. To guide all students towards acquiring a deep respect for all persons with a strong sense of justice for their rights whether as individuals or groups irrespective of race, nation, religion or social class.

1. To provide an atmosphere of good order and discipline where learning can take place while at the same time fostering mutual respect, trust and friendliness.
2. To assist students in their intellectual growth and in their ability to express themselves effectively and truthfully, to help them acquire the habit of orderly and creative thinking.

1. To train the students for responsible citizenship through an intelligent appreciation of the democratic processes and love of country.
2. To help develop a sense of personal responsibility and respect for duly constituted authority and refinement in manners, speech and dress.
3. To lead students to recognition that one’s career must bring a sense of satisfaction, enjoyment and fulfillment and that life’s career is chosen with reference to God’s will sought through prayer and guidance.

1. To help students develop healthy interpersonal relationships.
2. To direct students to be able to make firm and sound decisions for which they are willing to take responsibility.
3. While safeguarding the students’ health, to encourage active participation in physical activity in proportion to their individual ability and capacity by making the school’s facilities available to all pupils and to instill an esteem for physical fitness: a healthy mind in a healthy body.

1. To create an appreciation of what is worthwhile in literature and arts.
2. To encourage participation in activities which deepen the students’ awareness of their environment and their cultural inheritance and which compliment their education.
3. To acquaint students with other cultures, past and present.