St. Aloysius School is an English medium unaided Christian Minority school established and administered by St. Joseph’s Catholic Education Society under the Mother society of Catholic Diocese of Lucknow, a registered religious and charitable society, engaged in educational, medical and social work in the ten districts of Uttar Pradesh and is registered under the Societies registration Act XXI of 1860 bearing the registration no. 1358/1993/1994.

And St. Aloysius School was founded on July 2 2001 with the primary aim of imploring quality education to all the students professing different faiths; it also imparts a sound spiritual, mental, moral, social and physical formation.

The school is co-educational institution where girls and boys grow up together in a healthy atmosphere of equality and mutual respect. The school aims at the integral and personal formation of young boys and girls. The school is situated at the distance of 2 kilometers, on Unnao Road, Bangarmau.

It has strong compound walls for the safety, a big play ground, spacious classrooms and educated and dedicated teachers who aim to impart healthy education for the over all growth of the students, in keeping with the national aspiration helping the students to become mature, active and useful citizen of India. The school strives to inculcate into its students the value of freedom and its judicious use, respect for law and order and the sense of duty so as to enable them to fulfill a noble role in life. It is an ideal institute for parents for whom the health of their children is matter of prime importance..

SPIRITUAL AND MORAL VALUES We expect the students trained in our school,

1. To be firm in their faith in God and to have a love for personal prayer.

2. To have a sense of right values.

3. To have strong personal convictions.

4. To have the ability to make personal decisions.

5. To have respect for parents and those in authority.

6. To be kind and sympathetic towards others.

7. To be devoted to duty.

8. To be appreciative of our national heritage and culture.

9. To have developed logical reasoning and critical judgment with regard to mass media.

SOCIAL VALUES Our students should be:

1. Aware of the needs of the society in which they live.

2. Able to adapt themselves to changing circumstances.

3. Convinced of the dignity of labour.

4. Able to work with others

5. Courteous towards others, radiating joy and friendliness.

6. Motivated by a healthy spirit of co-operation.

INTELLECTUAL FORMATION Our students should be:

1. Able to choose a career which will be of service to community.

2. Ready to strive for excellence in all they do.

3. Aware of their talents and skills and develop them to the fullest.

4. Able to gain confidence in themselves through participation in public and co-curricular activities.

5. Ready and willing to share their knowledge with others.

6. Keenly desirous of learning.

7. Ambitious to acquire positions of influence in order to be of service to others.

8. Trained in leadership, so that they can bring about a desired social change in family, society and nation.

9. Participate in extra-curricular activities of varied nature in order to promote a harmonious development of body, mind and spirit.

In short, we strive at developing in our students those qualities of head and heart which will make them an honour to womanhood/ manhood and enable them to take their place in any situation in which they may find themselves, so as to be a source of happiness and blessing to all with whom they come in contact as friends, leaders, future husbands/wives and fathers/mothers.