It’s my pleasure and privilege to serve as the Director of Dawn Convent School…not only because it’s my passion but also because I enjoy the company of my dearly loved students and talented and zealous teachers who keep me energized all the time.

Education in the emerging global knowledge economy has become a great leveler amongst Individuals and Nations, being the highest form of organizational capital. The whole purpose of education is for all individuals to learn and grow as better people, everyone in this sector, should then make an effort to work together to achieve the common goal. The need of the hour is to help our children become independent thinkers and develop integrated personalities. We  believe that education should create the pupil’s life as a whole in terms of positive attitude towards life, decision making skills, learning about the world around them, and of all a good Human Being. The Management, Parents, Students and the Teaching Fraternity are a team and complement each other's efforts. Education is not just a process of giving knowledge for a high profiled job but a lifelong process which creates an understanding of moral and ethical values to guide and make our students morally upright citizens of the country.

The school works towards inculcating certain values in the students in order to enrich their mind and spirit and also to develop essential moral attributes like truthfulness, courtesy, generosity, compassion, justice, love and trustworthiness in them. The students are taught to study in an atmosphere of love and unity where each student sees himself or herself as a member of one global family, free from the prejudices of ethnicities, nationalities, class and religious dogmas..

“If a plant is carefully nurtured by a gardener, it will become good, and produce better fruit. Therefore, children must be given a good training from their earliest childhood.”. 

This is what we at DCS are striving to do, Our role is identical to that of a gardener and we strive to perform this role to the best of our ability by nurturing these ‘seeds’ at school so that they bear the “ Best Fruits ” in the years to come.