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PRESENTATION CONVENT HR. SEC. SCHOOL

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Presentation Convent Hr. Sec. School, Rajbagh, Srinagar.

A day school for girls which aims for excellence in education while upholding the sacredness and inter-dependency of humanity the earth and all life forms.

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STUDY WELL: Choose a quiet fixed study place with all your reading material handy and organized. Take short breaks in between. EAT WELL: Have 3-4 small meals a day, more of fruits, nuts, dairy products, vegetables and salad. Dry fruits make a super energizer. Drink plenty of water regularly to ward off lethargy. A hydrated brain learns and recalls better. Stay away from junk foods and aerated drinks. SLEEP WELL: Ensure 8 hours of sleep per day. A good night’s sleep is essential to make sure your body and mind is rested and fresh for the next day. Minimize on nighttime study. PRAY WELL: Prepare your best and let the Almighty do the rest. Practice meditation and relaxation. Entrust yourself fully in the hands of the Almighty. Above all, media and mobile phones should go into hibernation because the best way to relax and refresh can be a brisk session of skipping rope, cheery chat with family, a walk in the nearby park or simply sleep off the study fatigue. My dear students have faith in your potential and learning. Believe in your hard work and dedication. I have confidence in you and your abilities. Face the exam with ease and fearlessness. Give your best, success for sure is yours. Wish you all a fulfilling examination time. Thank you and God bless! Sr. Jyoti Thomas

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Presentation Convent Hr. Sec. School, Srinagar has a history of 84 glorious years in the field of education. We look back with a sense of gratitude and satisfaction at the enormous contribution this institution has made in the lives of all those who have passed through the portals of their Alma Mater. We now invite you to take a journey down the memory lane as we retrace our steps, to the journey which began in Ireland.

Presentation Convent Higher Secondary School is a selective K-12 independent day school for girls in Rajbagh, on the banks of Jhelum River, Srinagar. It was started in 1936 and run by the Presentation Sisters.

On 15 June 1939 the school building was officially inaugurated at Rajbagh.

The school was devastated by a fire on 12 January 1965 that completely destroyed the school building and part of the sisters’ residence. The clock tower survived. The school was rebuilt.

In its initial days the school was boarding and had a separate building for a boys' school. The school was co-educational until 1977.

The Nagle Block was inaugurated in 2009 and was put open for classes 11th & 12th in 2010.

Jubilee Block was started in 2011 to commemorate the Platinum Jubilee of the school.

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The management comprises an educational society of sisters of Presentation belonging to the congregation of the daughters of Presentation of Mary in the Temple.

The congregation was founded by two young catholic women, Francisca Butti and Maria Rossi, on an Easter Sunday, in the year 1883 in Italy. The desire to promote humanitarianism not only among their counterparts but also among the upcoming generation inspired and enabled them to get their names and work go down the pages of history. The scope of their consecrated life in the institute was to strive for personal sanctification and live in communion with one desire – to sacrifice themselves for the glory of God and service of the Kingdom (F.C). They undertook PASTORAL CARE OF EDUCATION i.e. welcoming, forming, educating, and instructing as their vocation.

Education according to them was a contended path to lead humans to salvation. Hence the ultimate goal of their educational commitment was the salvation of self and others. As consecrated educators, they cherished the values of humility, simplicity and availability in an attitude of ‘Be- hold’ and formed themselves to be educators who are caretakers or mothers generating life in the spirit of ‘Accipe’. Accipe is to accept and educate the child as a gift from God through a unique educational style that is ‘The Formation of the hearts’ so that every person through a deeper understanding may choose and experience God and be in communion with Him. In this context, their educational project was oriented towards the integral liberation of a person. This inspiration paved the way for the birth of religious institutions catering for their needs to promote the moral, intellectual, emotional and spiritual integration of the child.

Our past history reveals the unflinching commitment of the educators who have worked with determination for the formation of the youth entrusted to them. Their availability and generous service in absolute dedication is the identity of Presentation. The noblest part of our mission is not just to teach but educate. With this objective in view, the sisters of Presentation offer their services in many schools all over the country especially in Kerala, Gujarat, Karnataka, Punjab, and Andhra Pradesh.

The Presentation offers the service of value-based education to the young hearts. The school motto ” In thy light, we see light ” bears ample testimony to the secular as well as the spiritual goals of this catholic institution and the vision of the founder sisters. As our Founders took care of the young ones as though they had been introduced to them by Jesus Christ Himself, each educator is entitled to carry out our mission with absolute dedication: ‘Take this child nurse him for me and I will give you reward’! The greatness and importance of our mission are founded on this certainty.

About: Presentation Convent High School, Murree

Presentation Convent High School, Murree, was founded by the Presentation Sisters in 1917, and is regulated by the Catholic Board of Education under the Roman Catholic Diocese of Islamabad-Rawalpindi. On September 8, 1895, the first Presentation Convent School in the Punjab was opened by three Irish sisters. Today in Pakistan there are many Presentation Convent School catering to the educational needs of around thirteen thousand children in Urdu as well as English medium schools. Some of them include Presentation Convent Schools located in Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Jhelum, Sargodha, (Khushab district), Wah, Risalpur, Mingora (Swat) and in Sindh.

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1. Novodevichy Convent

This is a really picturesque place with a park and pond with ducks nearby and eight churches all worth visiting. The convent is UNESCO listed as an example of Moscow baroque. It was founded in 1524 - before the Romanov dynasty - and was used as a center for negotiations during Russia's Time of Troubles in the late 16th and early 17th century. If you happen to be in Moscow for the 2018 FIFA World Cup, this is an easy side tour, as it's really close to the Luzhniki stadium. The main and oldest cathedral in the convent is devoted to the Our Lady of Smolensk icon. And when you enter the convent through the main gates, look up – there's another church right above your head.

2. Church of St. Nicholas in Khamovniki

About 20 minutes' walk from the Novodevichy Convent, not far from Park Kultury metro station, there is a church devoted to St. Nicholas, more often called by the Russian Orthodox church, Nikolai the Wonderworker. He is one of the most revered saints in Russia. 

This beautiful church of Nikolai, which looks more like a gingerbread house than a place of worship, is an example of the so-called Moscow decorative style, or Moscow ornamentalism. It's an architectural style of first half of the 17th century (which in later buildings will be displaced by Moscow baroque).

The main relic of the church is the icon of Our Lady Refuge of Sinners.

3. Nativity Convent

Rozhdestvensky (Nativity) Convent was founded in the 1380s even before ancient Russia was united in the memory of those who were killed during the great Kulikovo Battle. The monastery is said to have been first situated in Moscow's Kremlin, but later moved to its current location, from which its takes its name – Rozhdestvenka street and Rozhdestvensky Boulevard.  Soviet authorities closed the convent in 1922 and for 70 years the ancient clerical buildings served as offices, scientific laboratories, canteens and other Soviet needs. There were plans to turn it into an architectural museum, but in 1992 it was returned to monastic work.

There are several nice churches inside like The Nativity church built in the early 16th century, or the Cathedral of Our Lady of Kazan, built 1904-1906 in an Old-Moscow style. The interior of this church is rather unusual, with sweeping star-studded images rising towards its broadly arched ceiling. Church services usually take place at weekends.

4. St. Clement's Church

Tightly hemmed in by other buildings, this red brick church is situated in narrow little Klimentovsky Lane. It is hard to believe that this was once the only stone structure in the area. It’s the biggest church of the Zamoskvorechye district of Moscow and is really beautiful. The cathedral was built and rebuilt during the 18th century in Moscow's ‘Elizabeth’ baroque style.

Like many other churches, St. Clement’s was closed during Soviet times and was used as a book depository for the Lenin State Library. It was returned to the church in 2008 and restoration work began in 2014. The cathedral is situated next to Tretyakovskaya metro station, and it’s really convenient to drop into when visiting the Tretyakov Gallery.

5. Church of St. Gregory of Neocaesarea

Another red painted cathedral on Bolshaya Polyanka street (a minute's walk from Polyanka metro station and 15 minutes' walk from St. Clement’s church), is really unique – just look at those three rows of lacy Kokoshnik decorations and five onion domes set upon windowless bricked arches (which are really rare). There are crowns on the crosses, which means that the church was built by order of the tsar. And this church was really beloved by many Romanovs.

In this church the second Romanov tsar, Alexei, married his wife Natalya, and later their son, the future tsar Peter the Great, is said to have been baptized here.

In the 1930s the church was closed, the iconostas damaged and a local priest repressed; church services were only revived here in 1996. The church has several revered relics, such as details of saints and remains of ancient icons – while the local chorus is something really worth listening to, even if you are not religious.

6. Nativity Church at Putinki

If you have seen Red Square, the red Kremlin walls and red walls of St. Basil’s (or those red churches, mentioned above), we are sure your eyes need a little rest, so here is a cozy and nice white church on Malaya Dmitrovka street, not far from Tverskaya street. The attribution “Putinki” has nothing in common with the Russian president, it refers to the word ‘put’ (a road), as 17th century ambassadors stayed nearby on their way to Russia’s northern cities.

The cathedral is really special inside: small and dark, it has nothing in common with the golden pomp of some modern churches. On the ancient icons you can see jewelry – all of which was donated by the parish. Actors of the Lenkom theater, which is located next door, are frequent visitors. We advise you to visit the theater (but better only if you know a little Russian).

7. Our Lady of the Sign cathedral in Kuntsevo

In the 18th century Alexander Naryshkin, a cousin of Peter the Great and representative of an old noble family who owned an estate at Kuntsevo, built a church here. In the early 20th century, a decision was taken to completely rebuild the church in the (rare for those times) Neo-Byzantine style. The current “basilica” was opened in 1913, but like so many other churches, closed in the 1930s by Soviet authorities and heavily damaged. It was re-opened in 1991 and now does a lot of outreach with young people and has a parish Sunday school.

It’s worth not only visiting the church, but also taking a walk around picturesque Filyovsky park. Though the Naryshkin estate is now closed, there is a nice café Usadba (“estate”) where you can get a bite afterwards. Pionerskaya metro station (blue line, 20 minutes ride from the center) is not far away.

8. Ascension church in Kolomenskoye

Kolomenskoye park is a great place to walk and it will make you feel like a Russian boyar of the 16th century. It was Ivan the Terrible's father, Vasily III who allocated funds for building the church in 1528-32. Legend says that building a new house of God was Vasily's prayer for his wife to give birth to a son. Other sources say it was done in gratitude for the fact that Ivan was born.

Of course, the current image of the church is not the same as 500 years ago, the cathedral was rebuilt and restored many times. But still, even within the last century, interesting details have been revealed, such as the so-called “tsar’s place” or remains of the northern gateways. Anyway, just feeling the spirit of those times is magnificent.

9. Our Lady of Vladimir church in Bykovo

For a very unusual clerical experience, it is necessary to go further afield, into the Moscow Region. This church looks like a gothic castle from the movie Beauty and the Beast. It was built on the territory of the Vorontsov-Dashkov estate, now abandoned, but still a very interesting place to walk around. Some experts say that the church is reminiscent of the style of famous architect Vasily Bazhenov, who built Tsaritsyno Park and Pashkov House in Moscow.

Inside the church is really small and not very impressive; restoration work is still underway inside and out.

10. Church of the Sign of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Dubrovitsy

Stunning views of this church will just take your breath away (see the cover photo). If not for the cross on top, you would probably never imagine that it’s an Orthodox church. Inside the church is no less great, with frescos right up to the cupola (don’t twist your neck staring at it).

The church is situated on the banks of Pakhra river and there is a great park nearby. This is also one of the most popular places for weddings in the Moscow Region (and the registration office is just a minute's walk from the church).

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