About Us

Vision & Mission

The educative community consisting of parents, teachers, pupils and management, work together for the holistic development of the pupil in a family atmosphere at St. Thomas Boys' High School.

St. Francis de Sales

St. Francis de Sales

Patron Saint, Missionaries of St. Francis de Sales

Our Direction

Our Vision

Nothing is so strong as gentleness, nothing so gentle as real strength.

The School follows the Fransalian educative spirit of St. Francis de Sales — gentleness paired with firm discipline — where every boy is guided to become the best version of himself.

It is committed to the development of the whole person: academically capable, morally upright, and gentle in character. Herein lies the particular mission of St. Thomas Boys' High School — to serve the young men of Aldona and Bardez with an education that shapes both mind and heart.

Our Purpose

Our Mission

Be who you are and be that well, so as to bring honour to the Master Craftsman whose handiwork you are. From this call, every Fransalian mission draws its purpose.

We envisage our students becoming intellectually competent, morally upright, spiritually grounded, socially responsible, and gentle young men — worthy sons of Aldona, ready to serve Goa and the nation with the quiet strength St. Francis de Sales called for.

Fr. Louis Brisson

Fr. Louis Brisson

Founder, Missionaries of St. Francis de Sales (M.S.F.S)

What We Stand For

Our Core Values

Excellence

We hold high academic expectations for every student, preparing our boys for the rigour of the Goa Board (SSC) examinations and for life beyond school.

Gentleness

In the spirit of St. Francis de Sales, we believe firm discipline and genuine gentleness are not opposites — both are needed to form good men.

Discipline

A century of tradition has taught us that structure and self-discipline give young men the foundation to pursue any path with confidence.

Community

From Edward Soares' founding gift to a century of Fransalian stewardship, St. Thomas has always belonged to the whole Aldona community.

The Fransalian Method

Three Pillars of Our Education

I

Douceur

Gentleness

St. Francis de Sales taught that true strength lies in gentleness. Our teachers correct and guide with patience, never harshness — building trust rather than fear.

II

Simplicité

Simplicity

Faith and formation are kept close to daily life — plain, sincere, and practical. Students are guided toward honest self-knowledge and quiet, steady growth.

III

Fermeté

Firmness

Gentleness at St. Thomas has never meant softness of standards. Discipline, punctuality, and personal responsibility remain non-negotiable pillars of a Fransalian education.

Our Motto

Vivat Jesus — Live Jesus

St. Thomas Boys' High School  ·  Est. 1923