Welcome to Girijyothi School……………..
”God Loves A Cheerful Giver”[2Cor 9:7]. Where there is sharing, there is happiness and celebration. Education creates a platform for all to share knowledge and to grow in maturity and integrity to be a cheerful human being. Girijyothi CMI Public school is one of the leading schools in the district with its motto ‘Bloom in Excellence’. The school stands for the integral development of each student in the campus. The very concept and target of the school is to develop very confident, competent and enterprising citizens of the society. We focus on the curriculum, discipline and the effective communication in English. Personal Point System [PPS] is a remarkable tool to make the students more aware about themselves and to be more disciplined. The silent meditation before the school assembly helps the students to improve their concentration and internal discipline.

Girijyothi School is a hallmark of CMI Education. The school blends human values and academic excellence in education. Girijyothi epitomizes a new dimension in education, forming responsible citizens based on character formation. The school guides the young generation with a holistic programme of learning process to a fully alive human being. I believe that a harmonious blending of different qualities makes a human being fully grown and alive. The atmosphere of the school is created in such a manner as a garden of virtues and qualities with a mingling of curricular and co-curricular activities. The management and the staff work hand in hand to mould the citizen of tomorrow who will always stand for the national integrity. The constant support of the parents is also being appreciated.

I invite you to Girijyothi school, Idukki, Keala, India, one of the educational endeavors in the congregation of Carmelites of Mary immaculate (CMI), the first indigenous religious congregations in India, in the catholic church. Traditional Carmelite spirituality inherited from the early monastic tradition is reflected in the educational undertakings of all CMI institutions. I pray and wish that Girijyothians may grow in knowledge and wisdom.
Sincerely,
Fr. Paul Kuriakose Kadamkulathil CMI
Principal