Vision
Our Vision is To nurture confident, responsible, and compassionate students through quality education, strong values, and holistic development.
பக்தியாய் செபி அயராது உழை
A Hundred Years of Dedicated Learning on Naal Road, Kumbakonam. Guided by value and inclusivity, we prepare students from all walks of life for the Tamil Nadu State Board examinations.
About the school
He commanded that these things be made known to the coming generations so that the children yet to be born might in turn teach them to their they don't children” Psalm 78: 6.
Today the school runs the full Tamil Nadu State Board curriculum through Class XII, with laboratories,
a library, a computer room and a playing field that keep the day balanced between the desk and everything else.
Guided by its motto "Ora et Labora" (Pray and Work), Little Flower Higher Secondary School continues its noble mission of service without discrimination as it proudly prepares to mark 100 grand years in June 2027.
1922: Rev. Fr. Romond Mishoth initiated elementary classes (Grades 3–5) at the St. Mary’s ITI campus, affectionately known by locals as the "Workshop School." June 1927: Officially recognized by the government with an open-door policy welcoming students of all castes and religions equally. Opened with 82 students, growing to 130 by year-end.
1928: Introduced Grades 6, 7, and 8 on July 15, 1928, following the establishment of the Junior Seminary. 1929 – 1930: Upgraded to a High School with Grade 9 in 1929 and Grade 10 in 1930, appointing Rev. Fr. Chinnaswamy as the first Headmaster. 1931: Earned permanent recognition for Grades 9, 10, and 11.
1952: Celebrated its Silver Jubilee. 1959 – 1960: Introduced the Science stream (1959) and opened the Little Flower Students' Hostel (1960) under Rev. Fr. Louis. 1978: Upgraded to a Higher Secondary School following its Golden Jubilee (1977). 2004 & 2012: Celebrated its Diamond Jubilee (2004) and officially established the Little Flower Alumni Association (LIFAA) on July 17, 2012.
Diverse Student Body: Currently educates 2,000 students (1,550 non-Christian, 450 Christian). Social Equality: Comprises 50% Scheduled Caste (SC), 40% Backward Classes (BC), and 10% other categories. Empowering the Underprivileged: 50% (1,000 students) come from economically disadvantaged backgrounds and are provided quality, affordable education.
Our Vision is To nurture confident, responsible, and compassionate students through quality education, strong values, and holistic development.
Our mission is To provide quality, value-based education that develops knowledge, skills, character, creativity, and confidence, preparing students for a successful and responsible future.
CORRESPONDENT’s message
It is a matter of great pride to be part of Little Flower Higher Secondary School, an institution that has served the families of Kumbakonam for a hundred years. Our journey is built on a strong foundation of education, values, discipline, and service to the community.
We remain committed to providing a supportive environment where every student can learn, grow, and discover their potential. With the continued support of our parents, teachers, students, and community, we look forward to preserving our rich heritage while preparing young minds for a bright and responsible future.
Headmaster’s message
A school is measured not only by its buildings, but by the values, knowledge, and confidence its students carry with them. For a hundred years, the families of Kumbakonam have entrusted us with their children, and that trust continues to guide our commitment to quality education and character development.
At Little Flower Higher Secondary School, we strive to create a caring and inspiring environment where every student can learn, grow, and reach their full potential. With the support of our dedicated teachers and parents, we remain committed to nurturing responsible, confident, and compassionate young minds for the future.
Syllabus completed on time, revision cycles before every public examination, and extra coaching for students who need it.
Long-serving, qualified teachers who stay with a batch and know each student by name, not by roll number.
Projector-equipped classrooms and digital lessons used where they genuinely help — diagrams, experiments, maps.
Daily games periods, inter-house matches and district-level participation in athletics, kabaddi, volleyball and more.
Tamil oratory, music, drama and art — with an annual day that puts the whole school on stage, not just the prize-winners.
Clear rules, applied evenly. Value education periods, house responsibilities and a working student council.
Academics
We follow the Tamil Nadu State Board syllabus in full, with Tamil and English as languages of instruction and study.
Physics, Chemistry, Biology / Computer Science, Mathematics
Accountancy, Commerce, Economics, Business Mathematics
Core State Board subjects with laboratory and library periods
Tamil and English, taught through all years
Career guidance, co-curricular activities, reading programmes, leadership opportunities, and various student development activities are provided to encourage confidence, responsibility, and overall growth.
Regular assessments, unit tests, quarterly, half-yearly and annual examinations help students monitor their progress and prepare effectively for their public examinations.
Students are encouraged to achieve academic excellence through regular classroom learning, revision, practice, guidance, and individual attention from teachers.
Students who need additional academic support are provided with extra guidance, simplified learning materials, revision sessions, and appropriate support in coordination with parents.
Facilities

Well-lit rooms with projection for diagrams, demonstrations and recorded lessons.

Networked systems for Computer Science practicals and basic digital literacy from the middle school up.

Separate physics, chemistry and biology labs stocked for the full State Board practical syllabus.

Tamil and English titles, reference sets, competitive-examination material and a quiet reading room.

Open ground for athletics, kabaddi, volleyball and football, with equipment issued through the games department.

Supervised entry and exit, clean drinking water, sanitation blocks and staff trained in first aid.
Subject toppers recognised every term, with centum scores in language and science papers.
Strong, steady results in the Class X and Class XII State Board public examinations year on year.
Representation at zonal and district meets in athletics, kabaddi, volleyball and ball badminton.
Prizes in Tamil oratory, essay writing, singing and drama at inter-school and district competitions.
Annual awards for best outgoing student, best all-rounder, service to the school and perfect attendance.
Former students working as teachers, doctors, engineers, officers and traders across Tamil Nadu and beyond.









News & announcements
Forms for Classes VI to XI are available at the school office on all working days between 9.30 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. Bring the transfer certificate and the previous mark statement.
Ask about admissionThe Class X and Class XII model examination schedule has been issued to class teachers. Revision classes continue on Saturdays until the public examinations begin.
Request the timetableParents are invited to the annual day programme on the school ground. Cultural items, sports prizes and academic awards will be presented on the same evening.
Get the dateHouse-wise athletics, kabaddi and volleyball fixtures run through the term. Selected students will represent the school at the zonal meet.
Contact the games departmentContact