Reddiyarpalayam
The foundation of Immaculate School is a testament to the pioneering spirit of its founder, Rev. Fr. Louis Savenien Dupuis MEP. The seed of this institution was cultivated in 1862 in a small hut, driven by a powerful mission: to redeem girls from the "clutches of superstitious practices and ignorance" prevalent in society at the time. Rev. Fr. Dupuis, whose indelible foot-prints were left on Indian soil on February 9, 1832, dedicated the school to providing quality education to poor girls.
Significant advancements were made between 1936 and 1937, culminating in the Diamond Jubilee celebration, which was magnificently orchestrated by Mother Susaimary.
Symbolic of resilience and growth built over decades of service to girls' education.
From early years to middle school—broadening the ladder of opportunity.
English medium instruction was introduced in the nursery classes under the leadership of Sr. Elizabeth as the Headmistress.
Language as access—preparing learners for wider horizons.
Strengthening staff and structure to sustain quality learning.
Six new classrooms built on 08.12.1993, followed by Provincial Sr. John Britto Mary purchasing an additional plot of land on 18.09.2002.
Spaces shaped for learning, community, and future expansion.
Upgraded to a High School with a continuous 100% pass rate in public examinations—testament to staff and students.
Consistent achievement through dedication, discipline, and care.
Grand sesquicentennial led by Sr. Pascal Paulin Mary, with a special souvenir published.
Honouring a legacy that began in 1862—faith, learning, empowerment.