OUR HERITAGE & PURPOSE
A tradition of care.
A lifetime of values.
Rooted in the Salesian tradition, Little Flower School brings together learning, character and loving kindness.
Little Flower. Since 1958.
Little Flower School, Imphal is a Catholic educational institution established and owned by the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians (FMA), popularly known as the Salesian Sisters of Don Bosco.
The school is a Religious Minority Educational Institution under Article 30 of the Constitution of India. The society is registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860, with its headquarters at Guwahati, Assam.
Recognised by the Board of Secondary Education, Manipur, the school prepares students for the High School Leaving Certificate (H.S.L.C.) examination. Its aim is the integral formation of young people and the development of the qualities that are best and noblest in them.
Special attention is given to ensure a high standard of morality and discipline in the school. It endeavors to form the students into good and honest citizens.
Our school community, Imphal.
Learning with loving kindness.
Don Bosco’s educational philosophy, the Preventive System, is founded on Reason, Religion and Loving Kindness. Students, parents, guardians and educators share in a family atmosphere that encourages learning and personal growth.
“Virtue & Knowledge”
The motto at the heart of Little Flower School.Education of the whole person
Physical, intellectual, moral, social and spiritual formation are all part of a Little Flower education.
Character in everyday life
Honesty, discipline, courtesy and respect help our students grow into good citizens and thoughtful members of their communities.
The inspiration behind our school.
1815–1888 · FOUNDER
St. John Bosco
Born in Becchi, Italy, on 16 August 1815, Don Bosco dedicated his life to young people, particularly those who were poor or abandoned. Ordained in 1841, he developed an educational approach based on reason, religion and loving kindness.
Through education and preparation for life, he helped young people become good and honest citizens.
1837–1881 · CO-FOUNDRESS
St. Mary Mazzarello
Born in Mornese, Italy, on 9 May 1837, Mary Domenica Mazzarello devoted herself to the education and spiritual guidance of young girls.
In 1872, together with Don Bosco, she co-founded the Institute of the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians. Her legacy of joyful service and love of God and neighbour continues in the work of the Salesian Sisters.
An emblem with meaning.
The school emblem reflects the educational tradition of the Salesian Sisters of Don Bosco. Blue and pink represent the colours of the Society’s flag.
- The book represents wisdom and knowledge.
- The star is a guiding symbol of hope and faith in God.
- The lily stands for purity in thought and life.
- The lamp represents the light that dispels ignorance.