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Diocese of BomBay Name & Address of Priest Name of Parish/Congregation & Address 28. Rev. Fr. Lijo Daniel Silvassa 307 – 3rd Floor, Vignantak Krupa Building, St. Gregorios Orthodox Syrian Church Near Wandar Patil Bunglow, Azdegaon, Silvassa – Vapi Road, Dombivili East, Thane – 421 203. Behind HDFC Silvassa Main Branch, Opp. Patel Petroleum Pump ������ : +91 97694 43506 / 95116 81179 Silvassa – 396 230. ������ : [email protected] Karad Kolhapur [email protected] [email protected] St. Mary’s Orthodox Syrian Church, Karad. 29. Rev. Fr. M. B. George St. Dionysius Orthodox Congregation, Kolhapur. St. Mary’s Orthodox Syrian Parish Society Milkat No. 906, Koyna Vasahat, Mlkapur P.O., Airoli Karad, Satra Dist., Maharashtra – 415 539. St. Gregorios Orthodox Syrian Church ������ : +91 99695 76329 / 95679 38692 Gala No. 110/111, Sector 3, ������ : [email protected] Near Dattameghe College of Engineering, Airoli 30. Rev. Fr. M. E. Joseph Mira Road Flat No. 1201 , C Wing, 12th Floor St. Gregorios Orthodox Syrian Church, Bhagirathi Esate CHS Queen’s Park, Opp. Sai Petrol Pump, Near Sampada Hospital, Old Masoba Maidan, Mira-Bhayandar Road, Chickenghar, Kalyan (W) – 421 301. Bhayandar (E), Thane – 401 105. ������ : +91 95942 43358 Nashik ������ : [email protected] St. George Orthodox Syrian Church 31. Rev. Fr. Mathew Thannimoottil Vadala Pathardy Road, Indra Nagar, Nashik – 422 009. St. Gregorios Orthodox Syrian Church, Queen’s Park, Opp. Sai Petrol Pump, Lonavala Mira-Bhayandar Road, Bhayandar (E), Thane – 401 105. St. Gregorios Orthodox Syrian Church ������ : +91 98691 47050 Aurangabad ������ : [email protected] St. Mary’s Orthodox Syrian Church 32. Rev. Fr. Paul Mathew Plot No. 3A, Sector B, Firdous Garden, Jain Singpura, Aurangabad – 431 001. St. George Orthodox Syrian Church Vadala Pathardy Road, Indra Nagar, Nashik – 422 009. ������ : +91 9920 207749 ������ : [email protected] 33. Rev. Fr. Peter M Koshy (Vineeth) 603 Siddhivinayak Residency Sector 35 E, Plot No. 44, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai – 410 210. ������ : +91 98201 06517 ������ : [email protected] 34. Rev. Fr. Philipose C. M. St. Mary’s Orthodox Syrian Church Plot No. 3A, Sector B, Firdous Garden, Jain Singpura, Aurangabad – 431 001. ������ : +91 94880 58479 ������ : [email protected] aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 67 of 100

Diocese of BomBay Name & Address of Priest Name of Parish/Congregation & Address 35. Rev. Fr. Presquillas Peter Kalyan (E) St. Thomas English High School St. George Orthodox Syrian Church Thangewadi, Kalyan (w) 421 301 Kalyan(E) ������ : +91 77385 45988 Borivili ������ : [email protected] St. George Orthodox Syrian Church 36. Rev. Fr. Raji Raju Varghese Y R Tawade Marg, River Side, Mhatre Wadi, Dahisar (W), Mumbai – 400 068. A 601 Stone Harbour, Navagoan, L M Road, Near JCBN International School ������ : 28955566 Dahisar (W) – 400 068. Malad (Asst. Vicar) ������ : +91 99307 32262 ������ : [email protected] St. Thomas Orthodox Valiyapally Chincholi Phatak, Malad (W), 37. Rev. Fr. Rony John Mumbai – 400 064. 703-Daze Apartments, Pawan Baug Road, Panvel Chincholi Phatak, Malad (W), Mumbai – 400 064. St. Gregorios Orthodox Church Akurli Panvel Matheran Road, ������ : +91 83908 32496 Between Kakanjniwadi & St. Thomas English ������ : [email protected] School, Akurli, New Panvel – 410 206. 38. Rev. Fr. Sajeev K. Varghese Valsad Tarapur St. Gregorios Orthodox Church Mar Gregorios Orthodox Church Akurli Panvel Matheran Road, Between Kakanjniwadi & St. Thomas English Vejalpore, Ramnagar, Dhamdachi, Valsad School, Akurli, New Panvel – 410 206. St. Gregorios Orthodox Syrian Church, ������ : +91 84692 24204 Tarapur. ������ : [email protected] Sakinaka 39. Rev. Fr. Sam Oommen St. George Orthodox Syrian Church St. Mary’s English School, St. George Nagar, Kherani Road, Vejalpur, Dhamdachi, Valsad. Near Gurudhwara, A. B. Compound, Sakinaka, Mumbai – 400 072. ������ : +91 77093 85088 ������ : [email protected] Mulund 40. Rev. Fr. Santosh Varghese St. George Orthodox Syrian Church, Model Town, L B S Marg, 2/253, Chiman Nivas, Mulund (W), Mumbai – 400 080. Opp. Premier High School, Sion East, Mumbai – 400 022. ������ : 022 24080556 ������ : +91 98691 25758 / 93262 14089 ������ : [email protected] 41. Rev. Fr. Shaji Chacko Pleasant Park, Flat No. 106 Yogi Hills, Off Balrajeshwar Road Mulund (W), Mumbai – 400 080. ������ : +91 90045 19433 ������ : [email protected] aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 68 of 100

Diocese of BomBay Name & Address of Priest Name of Parish/Congregation & Address 42. Rev. Fr. Sherin Thomas Thane St. Stephen’s Orthodox Syrian Church St. Stephen’s Orthodox Syrian Church Near to R Mall, Ghodbunder Service Road, Near to R mall, Ghodbunder Service Road, Lawkim, Thane. Lawkim, Thane. ������ : +91 84216 54833 / 94007 31246 ������ : [email protected] ������ : [email protected] Chinchwad 43. Rev. Fr. Skaria Thomas (Sibi) St. George Orthodox Syrian Church Sonigara Classic House. Soc C-7, Opp. Trinity High School, Ekta Nagar, CBD Akurdi, Pune – 411 035. St. Mary’s Orthodox Syrian Church ������ : +91 9637 512436 RH-2/N-25, Sector 9, 3rd Lane ������ : [email protected] CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai – 400 614. 44. Rev. Fr. Thomas Chacko (Rijo) Vashi Flat No. 402,5/A Wing, Lord Shiva Paradise, St. Thomas Orthodox Syrian Church Kalyan (W), Near Chotta Mashogha Maidan Orthodox Church Centre, Sector 10-A, Kalyan – 421 301. Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400 703. ������ : +91 98193 91904 Andheri ������ : [email protected] St. John’s Orthodox Syrian Church 45. Rev. Fr. Thomas K. Chacko (Manoj) Near Pidilite, Kondivita, Andheri (E), Mumbai – 400 059 Orthodox Church Centre Dr. Mar Theophilus Marg, Sector 10A, Doha Vashi, Navi Mumbai – 400 703. Orthodox Syrian Church ������ : 022 27801427 IDCC Complex ������ : +91 98928 99596 Post Box No. 17318 ������ : [email protected] Doha, Qatar 46. Rev. Fr. Thomas Myalil Vapi St. John’s Orthodox Syrian Church St. Mary’s Orthodox Syrian Church Near Pidilite, Kondivita, Andheri (E), Plot No. 18/20, Saint Mary’s Nagar, Mumbai – 400 059 Muktananda Road, At. Chala, Vapi – 396 191. ������ : +91 77098 67706 ������ : [email protected] 47. Rev. Fr. Thomas Philipose Orthodox Syrian Church IDCC Complex, Post Box No. 17318 Doha, Qatar. ������ : [email protected] 48. Rev. Fr. Thomaskutty C. St. Mary’s Orthodox Syrian Church Plot No. 18/20, Saint Mary’s Nagar, Muktananda Road, At. Chala, Vapi – 396 191. ������ : +91 82899 87117 / 98473 27117 ������ : [email protected] aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 69 of 100

Name & Address of Priest Diocese of BomBay 49. Rev. Fr. Thomaskutty P. N. Name of Parish/Congregation & Address St. Mary’s Orthodox Syrian Parish P-51, MIDC Residential Zone, Dombivili Near Mamta Hospital, Dombivli (E) St. Mary’s Orthodox Syrian Parish ������ : +91 95947 38944 P-51, MIDC Residential Zone ������ : [email protected] Near Mamta Hospital, Dombivli (E) . ������ : 0251 - 451772 50. Rev. Fr. T. U. Thomas Pune St. Mary’s Orthodox Syrian Church St. Mary’s Orthodox Syrian Church 74-A, B. T. Kawade Road, 74-A, B. T. Kawade Road, Ghorpuri, Pune – 411 001. Ghorpuri, Pune – 411 001. ������: +91 73838 10983 / 96897 69260 ������ : 020 - 26810072 ������ : [email protected] Kalamboli 51. Rev. Fr. Varghese Yohannan St. Greorge Orthodox Syrian Church B-1405, National Harmony, Sector 15, Plot 5, Opp. Pillais Hostel, Near Panvel Railway Station, New Panvel East – 410 206. ������ : +91 99694 96900 / 81086 37025 ������ : [email protected] [email protected] PRiesT oN DePUTaTioN Rev. Fr. Aswin Fernandes Catholicate Place, Devalokam, Kottayam : +91 94960 21530 PRiesT oN Leave - USA - USA Rev. Fr. Laby George - Brussels, Belgium Rev. Fr. Manish Mathai - OTS, Kottayam Rev. Fr. Aashu Alexander (Study Leave) Rev. Fr. John Mathew (Study Leave) DeacoNs Rev. Dn. Johnson Philipose Rev. Dn. Alex Mathew aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 70 of 100

Diocese of BomBay ReTiReD PRiesTs 1. Very Rev. Fr. P M Mathew Cor-Episcopa 2. Rev. Fr. Jesudasan Puthethu G-2, Chitrakut Society, B-403, Millenium Orchid, Sector 12, Khargar, Akola Baroda 390020 Navi Mumbai 410210 ������ : 0265 2341306 ������ : 022 27745939 ������ : +91 94263 52467 ������ : +91 97571 16490 3. Rev. Fr. Mathew Mathew 4. Very. Rev. Fr. C V Kuriakose Cor-Episcopa 15, Bhise Chambers, Aundh Road Khadki, Pune -411 828 C-2/19, Pleasant Park Sholapur Road, Pune 411 013 ������ : +91 98907 29863 ������ : 022 26816446 5. Rev. Fr. T. E. Isaac 304 National Presita, South Janta Road, 6. Very Rev. Koshy Plammoottil Cor-Episcopa Palarivattam, Cochin 682 025 C/402, Silver Bell C.H.S., Near Aastha Hospital, Off LBS Marg, Mulund (W) 400 082 ������ : +91 94966 83844 ������ : [email protected] ������ : 022 25671967 ������ : +91 99202 16169 / 98331 12993 7. Very Rev. Thomas Kurian Cor-Episcopa ������ : [email protected] Flat No. 95/96, Bldg. No. 10, Kamdhenu, Hari Om Nagar, Mulund (E), 8. Very Rev. Yaunan Mulammoottil Cor-Episcopa Mumbai 400 081 2-D/303, Powai Vihar Powai, Mumbai 400 076 ������ : +91 98205 45352 ������ : [email protected] ������ : 25700760 ������ : +91 98691 91693 9. Very Rev. Zachariah Cor-Episcopa ������ : [email protected] B 404, Aishwaryam C.H.S, Near Kandobha Mandir 10. Very Rev. N. S. Varghese Cor-Episcopa Chinchwad (E). 411019 102 & 103, Sun Residency, Plot No. 65-66, Sector 10-A, Vashi, Navi Mumbai – 400 703. ������ : +91 8237814968 ������:[email protected] ������ : 022 27800837 ������ : +91 98192 25351 11. Rev. Fr. Thomas Varghese ������ : [email protected] A-102, Sicily Park CHS Ltd. Sector 12-B, Plot No. 54, 12. Rev. Fr. Koshy Alex Koperkhairane, Navi Mumbai – 400 709. A4-403, Runwal Garden City, Near High Land, Balcum, Thane (W) ������ : 022 27541699 ������ : +91 98208 51959 ������ : +91 93240 90598 ������ : [email protected] ������ : [email protected] 13. Rev. Fr. Benjamin Stephen Orthodox Church Centre, Dr. Mar Theophilus Marg, Sector 10A, Vashi, Navi Mumbai – 400 703. ������ : +91 96197 36937 ������ : [email protected] aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 71 of 100

Diocese of BomBay cHURcH DigNiTaRies aND THeiR offices caTHoLicos aND maLaNKaRa meTRoPoLiTaN Catholicate Palace, Devalokam, ������ : 0481 2570569 Kottayam – 686 038. ������ : [email protected] ������ : 0481 2578500 / 2574323 meTRoPoLiTaNs H. G. Dr. Thomas Mar Athanasius Kandanad East DOB : 28th June, 1952 Bishop’s House, Cathedral Road, Moovattupuzha - 686 661. ������ : 0485-2833401 / 2832401 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94470 83340 H. G. Dr. Yuhanon Mar Meletius Thrissur DOB : 4th July, 1954 Gedseemon, Mannuthy, Thrissur. ������ : [email protected] ������ : 0487 2371039 / 2371748 [email protected] ������ : +91 94470 37174 H. G. Kuriakose Mar Clemis Thumpamon DOB : 26th July, 1936 Basil Aramana, Pathanamthitta ������: : [email protected] ������ : 0468 2222243 / 2325942 ������ : +91 94956 94429 H. G. Zachariah Mar Anthonios Kollam DOB : 19th July, 1946 Bishop’s House, Cross Junction, Kollam – 691 001. ������ : 0474 2743535 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94968 52535 H. G. Dr. Mathews Mar Severios Kandanad West DOB : 12th Feb., 1949 Prasadam Centre, Kolenchery, Ernakulam – 682 311. ������ : 0484 2763025 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94968 52535 aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 72 of 100

Diocese of BomBay H. G. Geevarghese Mar Coorilos Bombay DOB : 7th Oct., 1949 Dr. Mar Theophilus Marg, Sector 10A, Vashi, Navi Mumbai - 400 703. ������ : 022 27801427 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 98203 33379 z. H. G. Dr. Yakoob Mar Iraneus Kochi DOB : 15th Aug., 1949 Zion Seminary, Koratty East P.O., Chirangara, Chalakkudy - 680 308. ������ : 0480 2734818 ������ : marirenaios @yahoo.co.in ������ : +91 94957 03344 H. G. Zachariah Mar Nicholovos North East America DOB : 13th, Aug., 1959 Indian Orthodox Church Centre, 2158 Route 106, Muttontown, N.Y. 11791. ������ : 001718 470 9844 ������ : [email protected], ������ : +91 98470 68761 neamericandiocese.org H. G. Dr. Gabriel Mar Gregorios Thiruvanathapuram DOB : 10th Feb., 1948 Orthodox Church Centre, Ulloor, Medical College P.0, Thiruvananthapuram – 695 011. ������ : 0471 2552509 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94471 66857 H. G. Dr. Yuhanon Mar Chrisostomos Niranam DOB : 7th Jan., 1955 Bethany Aramana, Thiruvalla - 689 101. ������ : 0469 2701357 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94474 57547 / 94470 45543 H. G. Yuhanon Mar Policarpos Ankamaly DOB : 30th Mar., 1955 Thrikkunnathu Seminary, P. B. No. 61, Aluva-683101. ������ : 0484 2622339 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94474 75544 H. G. Mathews Mar Theodosius DOB : 15th June, 1956 Gedseemon Aramana, Chakkupallom P.O., Kumily – 685 509. ������ : 04868 282248, 282504 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 70254 64677 aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 73 of 100

Diocese of BomBay H. G. Dr. Joseph Mar Dionysius Calcutta DOB : 15th June, 1956 St. Thomas Ashram, Kailash Nagar, Bhilai, Durg Dist., Chattisgarh – 490 001. ������ : 0788 2286882 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94255 53147 H. G. Abraham Mar Epiphanios Sultan Bathery DOB : 17th Sept., 1960 Nirmalagiri Aramana, Poomala P.O., Sulthan Bathery, Wayanadu – 673 592. ������ : 04936 220969 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94479 08814 H. G. Dr. Mathews Mar Thimothios UK-Europe-Africa & DOB : 3rd May, 1963 Asst. to Chengannur Malankara House, 35 Hennman Close, Swindon, SN 254ZW, UK. Menora Orthodox Centre, Venmony P.0, Chengannur. ������ : 00447541814466 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94477 18511 H. G. Alexios Mar Eusebius Mavelikkara DOB : 25th May, 1964 Theo Bhavan, Thazhakara P.0, Mavelikara - 690 102. ������ : +91 85470 58607 ������ : [email protected], H. G. Dr. Yuhanon Mar Dioscorus Chennai & DOB : 8th April, 1965 Asst. to Kottayam Bishop’s House, 4/51, Rajeshwari St, Mehta Nagar, Chennai – 600 029. ������ : 044 6453128/29 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 97910 20730 / 94474 64090 H. G. Dr. Yuhanon Mar Demetrius Delhi DOB : 18th Dec., 1952 House No. 70, Godawari Apartment, Gate No.3, Alaknanda, New Delhi – 110 019. ������ : 011-26028975 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 9447 147282 H. G. Dr. Yuhanon Mar Thevodoros Kottarakkara - Punalur DOB : 10th Feb., 1953 Kottapuram Seminary, Pulamon P.O., Kottarakkara. ������ : +91 94474 71408 ������ : [email protected] aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 74 of 100

Diocese of BomBay H. G. Yakoob Mar Elias Brahmavar DOB : 24th Feb., 1953 Door No. 3E9/746-3, Vivekananda , 2nd Cross Road, Paduva Village, Nanthoor, Mangalore – 575 005. ������ : 0824 2013157 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94835 30018 H. G. Dr. Joshua Mar Nicodimos Nilackal DOB : 8th Oct., 1962 Nilackal Orthodox Diocesan Centre, St. Thomas Aramana, Pazhavangadi P.O., Ranni, Pathanamthitta - 689 673. ������ : +91 94466 00671 ������ : [email protected] H. G. Dr. Zacharias Mar Aprem Adoor-Kadampanad & DOB : 11th Mar., 1966 Asst. to South West America Sreyas Aramana, Mar Epiphanios Centre, Kannamcode, Adoor. Pathanamthitta (Dt.), Kerala – 691 523. ������ : 04734 227117 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94471 84303 [email protected] H. G. Dr. Geevarghese Mar Yulios Ahmedabad & DOB : 17th May, 1967 Asst. to Kunnamkulam St. Mary’s School Campus, Naroda –Nicol Road, Ahmedabad – 382 330. ������ : 079 25355456 ������ : [email protected] ������ : +91 94473 83931 H. G. Dr. Abraham Mar Seraphim Bangalore DOB : 28th Dec., 1969 Bishops House No.1, Malankara Veedhi, Behind Sharma Farm House, Doddagubi, Bangalore – 560 077. ������ : +91 96113 53977 / 94479 63528 / ������ : [email protected], 94835 40234 metropolitan @ bangaloreorthodoxdiocese.org aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 75 of 100

Diocese of BomBay maLaNKaRa syRiaN cHRisTiaN associaTioN 1. Priest Trustee : Rev. Fr. Dr. M.O. John 2. Association Secretary Post Box 611, Malankara Sabha Deepam, Kottayam - 686 001, Kerala, India. Phone: 0481 2585499, 94474 64202 (Mob), Email : [email protected] : Adv. Biju Oommen Muringasseril, Eraviperoor P. O,Thiruvalla, Pathanamthitta - 689 542, Kerala, India. Phone : 0469 2668840, 9447595550 (Mob), Email : [email protected] semiNaRies 1. Orthodox Theological Seminary Pazhaya Seminary Rd, Chungam, Kottayam, Kerala – 686 001. ������ : 0481 2566526/2568083/2302571 ������ : [email protected] Principal : Rev. Fr. Dr. Johns Abraham Konat 2. St. Thomas Orthodox Theological Seminary Ubali Road, Brahmani P. O., Kalmeshwar, Nagpur, Maharashtra – 441 501. ������ : +91 86058 69697 ������ : [email protected] Principal : Rev. Fr. Dr. Jossi Jacob aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 76 of 100

Diocese of BomBay THE MALANkARA ORTHODOX CHURCH COUNCIL Of BOMBAY (M.O.C.C.B.) President: H G Geevarghese Mar Coorilos, Metropolitan Secretary: Rev. Fr. Thomas K Chacko Name memBeRs Telephone Rev. Fr. Abraham Joseph 98331 76567 Rev. Fr. George Abraham Place 98198 13535 Rev. Fr. K P Varghese Vashi 82910 80006 Mr. Bin K. Kuriakose Ambarnath 83693 55258 Mr. Philip Vaidyan K. L. Bahrain 98904 05586 Mr. Sajeev P. Rajan Andheri 97021 12299 Mr. Zachariah M. Zachariah Pune 98203 32750 Dr. C. J. Samuel Vasai 94223 08953 Dr. Peter Philip Mira Road 98201 75372 Mr. R. T. Thomas Pune 90046 91512 Mr. K. Thomas Mumbai 98210 32645 Mr. K. A. Thomas Andheri (W) 99870 24783 Mr. M. T. Kochukunju Vashi 98210 48935 Sanpada Powai 98203 33379 98928 99596 eDUcaTioN BoaRD 94223 08953 98331 76567 H. G. Geevarghese Mar Coorilos President 98332 26959 Rev. Fr. Thomas K Chacko Diocesan Secretary 90046 91512 Dr. C. J. Samuel, Pune Director/Secretary 98210 48935 Rev. Fr. Abraham Joseph 98210 32645 Mr. Abraham Easo CEO 98201 75372 Mr. R. T. Thomas Dy. CEO 98200 55694 Mr. M. T. Kouchukunj, Powai Member 98200 31244 Mr. K. Thomas Member 96197 32229 Dr. Peter Philip Member 99740 91508 Mr. Jacob Varghese Member 98201 56257 Dr. Sunny Pariyaram Member 98901 37237 Mr. Alex Varghese Member 99870 24783 Mr. Varghese Thomas, Baroda Member 99875 23735 Mr. John Mathai Member Mr. George Joseph Member Mr. K. A. Thomas Member Mr. Santosh Mathai Member Member aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 77 of 100

Diocese of BomBay acTiviTy RePoRT 2020-21 (MOCCB – EDUCATION BAORD) From the year 2002 all the educational institutions were placed by the MOCCB with the newly established education Board, essentially with a view to aid and advise MOCCB with regards to the institutions under MOCCB. Education Board monitor the activities curricular, co- curricular and extra-curricular activities and supervise the infrastructure in the institutions. Chronologically the institutions are : 1) St. Thomas High School, Kalyan. 2) St. Mary’s Multipurpose School & Junior College, Vashi. 3) St. Mary’s English High School, Valsad. 4) St. Mary’s ICSE School, KoparKhairane. 5) St. Mary’s JNP School, JNPT Township. 6) Dr. Mar Theophilus School, Pune. 7) St. Mary’s Tejaswani School, Vashi. 8) St. Mary’s Public School, Kopholi. The activities, the progress made in all the facets and achievements of each school are compiled and enlisted below 1) St. Thomas High School, Kalyan (W). St. Thomas English School, Kalyan is a co-educational English School owned and managed by the Malankara Orthodox Church Council. The academic year began in the month June with 1680 students on roll. We have 60 staff working with us. This year too, the school maintained 100% SSC result. We are extremely proud to announce that Master Varun Arvind came first with 99%, closely followed by Miss Shradha Gaikwad Nileshwith 98.4%. Master Prajapat Keshav came 3rd with 97% marks. 82 students scored distinction and the remaining 30 students first class. We congratulation all our students for making their alma mater proud. Unlike the previous years, the academic year 2020-21 was conducted online as the pandemic of Covid 19 forced the government for a complete lockdown. In spite of this unprecedented situation we took all efforts to see that quality education was rendered. Regular online classes /vacation classes were conducted from 1st April to 10th May for all classes to engage the students and make them mentally prepared and active. It also benefited teachers as they got accustomed to teaching children on the virtual platform before the new academic year, classes for which started from second week of June 2020. Intensive follow up was made by principal and office staff and with the cooperation of teachers and parents, every class recorded more than 95% attendance. Unit Tests for all classes were held during the month of August and semester Exams renamed as Assessment 2020 was held before the Diwali vacation. Second unit tests were held in the month of February and second Assessment 2021 in the month of April. Two prelims were conducted for STD X. The answer sheets of the 1st prelims were put in the drop box but the hardcopy of second prelims were kept on hold due to the worsening Covid aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 78 of 100

Diocese of BomBay situation. However, teachers assessed the scanned copy of the same. The SSC results were sent to the board as per the directives received. A number of activities performed by our students made the year very memorable. The children participated in a number of activities in the virtual platform which included Independence Day celebration. Republic day, Dance, Songs, Elocution, Fancy dress Instrumental Music, collage work, debates etc. SSC Results 2020-21 This year too we have achieved great success in SSC exams as seen below. No. of Students appeared 112 Distinction 82 No. of Students passed 112 First Class 30 Rank Student Name Marks Percentage 1st Singh Varun Arvind 495 / 500 99 % 2nd Gaikwad Shraddha Nilesh 492 / 500 98.4% 3rd Prajapati Keshav Kuldip 485 / 500 97 % 2) St. Mary’s Multipurpose High School & Junior. College, Vashi. The Academic year started on 20th June, 2020 with 6975 students on roll. Classes were held virtually as the school was closed due to the pandemic situation. We provided the best online classes from Microsoft teams to the students of all classes and they attended it with a lot of enthusiasm. The following activities were conducted:  Independence Day Celebrations  Republic Day Celebrations  Yoga Day  Cultural hour  Fest  Subject related activities  Hindi Divas & Marathi Divas  Christmas Program  Founder’s Day - Different types of competitions were held  Quiz contest organized by Discovery School Super League All the above programs were conducted virtually. The students of secondary section participated in IDEATHON 2020 organized by Pillai College of Engineering on the theme Innovative Idea for Social Distancing. In Bharat ko Jano Quiz Competition our students were awarded the Second Prize. National Science Day was celebrated on 26th February 2021 organized by Indian Women Scientists’ Association(IWSA). Our students won Third Prize on the experiment Chromatography. The day was celebrated virtually. Our Junior College students excelled in the Inter Collegiate Essay Competition organized by Ramakrishna Mission. 1. Kum. Priya Subhash Vishwakarma Std. XII 1st Prize 2. Kum. Vishalakshi Baburao More Std. XI 2nd Prize in the Junior Girl’s category 3. Atif Landge Std. XI 2nd Prize in Junior Boys Category aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 79 of 100

Diocese of BomBay Apart from the above mentioned activities we are planning to have some more activities in the next academic year like:  Teachers’ Day  Spelling competitions  Quiz program  Maths quiz SSC Results for the year 2020-21 As in the previous years this year too we had 100% results even though more than 400 students appeared for the exams. Total candidates appeared 422 Distinction 171 Total passed 422 First Class 227 Above 90% 28 Second Class 24 Rank Student Name Percentage 1st Rane Jay Bajirao 96% 2nd Powar Soham Vilas 95.8% 3rd Kale Archita Rajendra 94.8% 3) St. Mary’s English High School, Valsad. Academic Year 2020-21 started on the corona note. Educational Institutions had lockdown since 19th March, 2020. Hence as per the Gujarat Government’s Guidelines, online classes commenced from June 2020. Regular tests were taken, assessed and evaluated. Std IX to XII had additional test and exams from DEO’s Dept. Students participated actively in the online classes. In August 2020, Public exam GPSC was conducted in our school. January 2021, saw the advent of offline classes. It was like a dream to see students of std VI to XII attending school with proper Corona protocols. in February 2021, there were many activities held in school regarding “Importance of election” such as quiz competition, essay writing and rally organized from school campus maintaining all covid protocols. Preliminary exams for Std IX to XII were also held offline in March 2021. Unfortunately, the second wave of Covid-19 interrupted the smooth running of the above classes. Results of std I to VIII were declared in the first week of June 2021. ‘Due to Mass Promotion’, Schools were engaged in preparing Std X and XII Marksheets. Soon, the Annual marksheets will arrive in the end of June or July first week. Let’s hope and pray for a better Academic year 2021-2022. 4) St. Mary’s ICSE School, Koperkhairne. Year of establishment : 2001 Principal : Mrs. Katherine James Strength of Students : 1,878 Strength of Teachers : 105 Administrator : Mr. Blesson Abraham 1. Details of Online Classes : a) Online classes for the A.Y.2020-2021 commenced from March 20, 2020. They were conducted through LogMein Webinar (2 sessions per day) till June 28, 2020. aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 80 of 100

Diocese of BomBay b) Summer Vacation – April 29, 2020 to May 31, 2020. c) From June 29, 2020 the classes were conducted on Microsoft teams (2 sessions for Pre -Primary to grade II, 3 sessions for grade III to grade VII and 4 sessions from grade VIII to XII). 2. Orientation & Workshops : a) Training on Microsoft teams was conducted for the teachers to familiarize them with the usage and functions of MS-Teams. b) Teachers of grade I to VIII participated in Online training session (18 modules), conducted by NISHTHA (National Initiative for School Heads’ and Teachers’), an initiative to build capacities of teachers and school principals at the elementary stage. E- certificates were awarded to all for each module. c) Workshop on “Be a Cyber Saathi” was conducted for the students of grade VIII to XII to sensitize the students about the cybercrimes and increase knowledge and awareness of cyber safety on digital spaces. d) Parent Orientation Programmes were conducted to induct the students and parents about the curriculum and the rules and regulations for the academic session 2021-2022. 3. Exam Details : a) No formal assessment was conducted for the students of Pre-Primary section. b) Formal assessments were conducted for the students of Grade I to XII for Term I and Term II on Exam.Net for grades V to XII and through Google forms for grades I to IV. c) Final assessment was conducted on Microsoft teams for all the grades. d) In addition to the three terms, two preliminary examinations were planned for the students of grade X and XII. Both were conducted online on Microsoft Teams. e) Practical examination was conducted offline in the school. Consent for the same was taken from the parents through google form. 4. Activities Conducted : a) Activities were conducted as an extension to the classroom learning for all the grades. b) Practical work, Projects and SUPW were integral part of the secondary curriculum. c) In addition to the curricular activities, various extra-curricular activities were also conducted. d) Example: Poetry recitation, Kite decoration, Rangoli making, Essay writing contest, Painting competition, Slogan writing etc. . e) Students were awarded with e-certificates to encourage and motivate their work. 5. Festivities & Celebrations : a) Fun and celebrations never go unnoticed at St. Mary’s ICSE School. b) Independence day, Teachers’ day, Diwali, Christmas, Joy of giving, Graduation and Farewell ceremony are a few of the celebrations conducted online throughout the academic year. c) Also, virtual felicitation ceremony was organized for the students and teachers of ICSE and ISC to congratulate and celebrate the results for the academic year. aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 81 of 100

Diocese of BomBay 6. Achievements in Curricular & Extracurricular Activities : a) Our students bagged various positions in different events like IPM, NSTSE, LogIQkids, Hindustani Classical Singing Competition, Drawing competition, Fancy Dress Competition, Akhil Bhartiya Gandharva Mahavidyalay Bharatanatyam Competition, Singing Competition, Dance Competition, Navi Mumbai Mega Talent Hunt, Brain Gymnastix Cubing Challenge etc. at National / State / District and Inter School level. b) They also emerged as Avid bloggers, Certified game developers, Child artists, You Tubers, Literary captain etc. 7. Achievements in Sports : a) Not only Academics, but our students also proved themselves in the field of sports. b) They bagged various positions in events like All India Ranking Championship in the CISCE School and games, SFA championship, Badminton doubles, Cricket, Lawn Tennis, Table Vault etc. at National / State/ District/ Zonal / Inter School level. 8. Joining & Leaving Details : AY 2020 - 21 Joined Left No. of Teacher’s 07 03 No. of Student’s 227 40 9. Miscellaneous Activities : a) Subject videos (core and graded subjects) on the concepts taught in the class were uploaded on the ERP. b) We also entered the social networking world, our Facebook page- St. Mary’s ICSE School “https://www.facebook.com/SmisNaviMumbai/” which now has a family of 1344 members. Classroom activities are uploaded on regular basis to encourage and motivate the work of the students. c) Event Planners (details of the activities and holidays) were uploaded on monthly basis on the ERP. d) Online PTM (Parent Teacher Meeting) was conducted thrice in the academic year. e) To cherish the memories of online class, class photograph along with a personal card was given to each student. 5) St. Mary’s JNP School, JNPT Township. St. Mary’s JNP School is located in the heart of JNPT, renowned for it’s town planning and amenities. The school campus is about 15,000sq.mtr. The pollution free atmosphere and the greenery around the school gives the right kind of atmosphere for better learning. The school is affiliated to State Board. The school has classes from Nursery to Std X. Our Vision – To develop children into enlightened citizen of tomorrow “Reaching New Heights”. Our Mission – Our school emphasizes on quality education, positive environment, inquisitive and rational individuals with a sense of morality. We make maximum efforts to bring out the hidden talents of students, build their confidence and create awareness so that they are ready to face the challenges of the competitive world. The Covid pandemic created several challenges right from the beginning of the year. Physical classes could not be conducted. But the school rose to the occasion and provided the best possible online classes tying up with Microsoft Teams platform. Teachers were also aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 82 of 100

Diocese of BomBay new to this method of teaching which initially faced several hurdles. But proper training helped the teachers to stabilize and improvise on their teaching. Our students have responded well to online classes and have been getting their doubts cleared. The parents were kept well informed from time to time about the school’s initiatives in providing the best possible education under the present difficult pandemic period. To keep the children creatively engaged during this time, many activities were conducted online such as Rainy day activity – colouring, cotton sticking, making a photo frame, puppet show, recitation competition , fancy dress competition, colour week and shapes week for Nursery, Virtual visit to market place, Winter wear Activity, Water purifying activity, Grandparents day, Traffic light colours game, Show and tell competition, Makarsankrati - Kite making, for Pre-Primary section and also story telling competition, elocution competition, patriotic song competition, Online celebrations of several festivals and important national days like Independence day, Republic day, etc. Open day was also conducted at regular intervals so that the teachers could discuss the progress of the students with the parents. These activities truly sharpened the skills and imagination of students and inculcated the joy of learning. Results of SSC exams 2021 The details of SSC results for the year 2020-2021 of our school are as follows: No. of Students appeared 93 No. of Students passed 93 Distinction 45 First Class 40 Second Class 8 Name’s of the First 3 rank holders with marks. Rank Name of the Student Marks Percentage 1st Ms. Vedika Milind Bhoskar 500 100% 2nd Ms. Shrawasti Prashant Bhaware 483 96.60% 3rd Ms. Siddhi Shankar Tangsali 476 95.20% The rank holders were facilitated by H. G. Geevarghese Mar Coorilos, President and Manager. 6) Dr. Mar Theophilus School, Pune. “Great things happen to those who don’t stop believing, trying and being grateful.” -Roy T. Bennet The year 2020-21 at Dr. Mar Theophilus started with the encouraging results of the Class X ICSE Examination 2019-20. The third batch of the school achieved 100% results with 23 distinctions. Diya Jadhav stood second in Pune district with 99.20%. Starting from the 16th of March 2020, with the first lockdown being declared by the government, the school faced many challenges and had to undergo many adaptations to ensure that the students’ learning was not impacted negatively. The responsibility of the aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 83 of 100

Diocese of BomBay healthy and holistic development of the students weighed more heavily as the pandemic brought about concerns related to not only the physical but also the mental and emotional well-being of the students. Online teaching was initiated with the help of the Next Learning Platform provided by the Next Education, who were already providing quality e-learning content prior to the lockdown. By 8th June the school migrated to Microsoft Teams, which continues to date. Over the course of one year, the school successfully implemented not only online teaching but most of the activities as well over the digital platform. Under scholastics, online classes are being conducted in a design meant to emulate physical classes as closely as possible. Time has been allotted for assembly, main subjects, graded subjects and co-curricular activities. Arrangements have been made for remedial sessions, especially for higher classes. Online examinations were introduced last year. The school has been conducting revision tests, internal assessments, unit and term exams. This year, other than subjective and MCQ-based exams, the school is also conducting viva on a one-to-one basis. The students will also be assessed on the bases of their work-completion, project work, class response, attentiveness and creativity. Intra-school competitions like the Elocution Competition (in English, Hindi and Marathi) and Science Quiz, inter-school competitions like PMC Competition (Poster, Message and Essay writing Competitions), Dr. Homi Bhabha Balvaidnyanik Competitions were attended by the students. Under co-scholastics, a multitude of activities were conducted. Students participated in various campaigns such as Fit India Week Celebration (1st -7th Dec), COVID-19 Appropriate Behaviour Campaign (October-November), National Cyber Safety Month (October) and Save us Wildlife Week (3rd -9th October). Various activities were organised for the students in which they took active participation. Videos were prepared and shown for virtual field trips (a sugar mill, a jaggery plant, a Paithani Saree weaving unit, a cement block factory and a dairy milk unit) and a nature walk. Students were provided e-books and encouraged to participate in book reviews and write articles for the school magazine. Activities were planned as part of National Sports Day, Geography Day and Hindi Diwas and a Mock UN Assembly was organised. Programmes were prepared to observe days dedicated to important people in the form of Guru Purnima, Teachers’ Day, Parents’ Day, Children’s Day, Patron’s Day and Director Sir’s birthday. National holidays and prominent festivals were also celebrated online. Student counselling sessions, Teachers’ training, Parent-Teacher meetings, Parent- Teacher Association meetings, Cell meetings, staff meetings and departmental meetings were organised on regular bases for the smooth functioning of the school activities. To summarise, the school will continue to put in its best efforts to ensure that the students do not lag behind in their studies. This is a herculean task which will only be successful with the support of the School Management, the teaching and non-teaching staff and the parents. aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 84 of 100

Diocese of BomBay 7) St. Mary’s Tejaswani School, Vashi. The Academic year started on 20th June, 2020 with 360 students on roll. Classes were held virtually as the school was closed due to the pandemic situation using ZOOM application. MOCCB under the Presidentship of H.G. Geevarghese Mar Coorilos took a bold step to fulfil its responsibility to the poor and down trodden people living in slums and nearby places. In order to help their children MOCCB has stated Tejaswini School. The students are collected from Turbhe slums and nearby areas providing free transportation, uniforms, books, stationeries and snacks. The school has grown through leaps and bounds. Around 360 students are getting free education with all modern amenities like smart class etc. These students are benefitted by all the facilities given to them by management. SSC Results 2020-21 All the 16 students who appeared for SSC exams passed with one student getting distinction, 5 getting First Class and 10 Second Class. 8) St. Mary’s Public School, Khopoli. “The Lord is merciful to those who wait on Him in the day of affliction” (Nahum 1:7a) Year of establishment : 2019 Strength of Students : 55 Name of the Principal : Fr. John Mathai Strength of Teachers :2 Classes run : Nursery, Jr. KG. & Sr. KG. Overwhelmed by the response received in the very first year, St. Mary’s Public School opened the admission process for the academic year 2020-21 in the month of Feb’20. A total of 20 new admissions were granted till the month of Mar’20. Soon after as national lockdown was imposed in the country, the school activities continued to operate digitally. The COVID-19 pandemic challenged the functioning of the entire education system in human history. Reduction in family income, limited access to digital resources, and the high cost of internet connectivity disrupted the academic life of our students. With the grace of God Almighty, we could overcome this tough situation. A rapid transition from physical learning to the digital sphere of learning was taken up by the students of St. Mary’s Public School in an effective manner. It was supported by parents also. Imparting knowledge especially to the pre-primary kids through online medium was cumbersome. The entire curriculum was structured to adapt to the new way of learning. Videos of various topics and content were recorded and sent to the students daily. Pre- recorded learning content provided flexibility to working parents as well as children facing connectivity issues. Daily activities of every student were closely monitored. Annual and half yearly evaluation was conducted through tele-conferencing with individual attention. School focused on the growth, development and up-skilling of our teachers by providing special training to cater to the current situation. National days, like Independance Day and Republic Day, were observed by hoisting the Flag in the school premise, following the Covid protocol. The timely guidance and the support rendered by His Grace Geevarghese Mar Coorilos, CEO- Rev. Fr. Abraham Joseph and Deputy CEO- Mr. Abraham Easo and the management aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 85 of 100

Diocese of BomBay is worth mentioning. This school project is actively running with the co-ordination of Mr. Philip Vaidyan, parents community, teaching and non teaching staff. visHWesHWaR eDUcaTioN socieTy (ves) INDIRA INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (IIBM) Dr. Swati Padoshi, Director of IIBM resigned on 31st July, 2020. Thereafter from 1st August, 2020, Dr. Susy Kuriakose is officiating as the Director of IIBM. Admission 2019-20 (Batch 2019-21): 88 students were admitted All the 88 students of the 2019-21 Batch passed out in June, 2021. Results: Passed with No. Passed with No. Distinction 04 Second Class 15 05 First Class 64 Pass Class Admissions: 2020-21 (Batch 2020-22) : 105 students were admitted As the admissions happened late the Semester I exams were held in the month of April, 2021. Out of the 105 students all have appeared for their exam and the results will be declared soon. The semester II classes have started from May, 2021. Semester II exams will be held in August 2021. Due to the pandemic the lectures are online from 19th March, 2020 till date, including webinars on various topics and Advanced Excel course. From 1st June 2021, along with lectures, 22 first year students are doing summer internship while the remaining students are working on research projects. Research Conference Indira Institute of Business Management organized ‘EKTAARA’. an international research conference on March 14, 2020. The theme of the conference was ‘The Global Manager – Moving Towards a Futuristic Perspective by Redefining Boundaries’. His Grace Geevarghese Mar Coorilos, Metropolitan of Bombay Diocese, blessed the conference with his auspicious presence. Dr. Radhakrishnan Pillai, renowned author, leadership speaker, trainer and mentor to countless people, was the Chief Guest. He enthralled the audience with his inspiring speech on the importance of research in every field. Mr. David Wittenberg, Innovator, Entrepreneur and Professor at Indira School of Management and Entrepreneurship was the Guest of Honour. The keynote speaker was Ms. Cicely Greaves, Principal CEO Regard for Virtues – Industrial Organization Development, and TV host. Dr. R.K. Saily, Director - GNVS Institute of Management, and Dr. Sujata Chincholkar, Director – Fr. C. Roderigues Institute of Management Studies, adjudged the best papers in the student and professional categories. aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 86 of 100

Diocese of BomBay Placements of 2019-21 batch 70% of the Batch is placed. The Highest package offered as on date is 8.45LPA while the lowest package is Rs 3.00 LPA. WESTERN COLLEGE OF COMMERCE & BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (WCCBM) STUDENT ADMISSIONS AY 2020-21 Junior College First Year Second Year Total 149 179 328 Degree College B. Com B. Sc (IT) B. M. S. B. Com (A&F) Total First Year 213 67 60 60 1,430 Second Year 202 86 70 60 Third Year 107 51 73 53 Total 522 204 203 173 RESULTS 2019-20 HSC Results 2019 - 20 98.92% Degree Final Year SEM 6 Results Toppers % Secured B. Com Total Appeared Pass % Yadav Prachi Ashok 88.62% B. Sc (IT) 151 95.36 Gaikar Avishkar Mahendra 88.46% B. M. S. 50 Joshi Saloni Gopal 88.15% B. A. F. 71 96 65 98.59 98.46 Results of the academic year 2020-21 are not yet declared. National Cadet Corps 3 MAHARASHTRA BATTALION NCC unit started in AY 2020-21 with permission to enroll 17 cadets. ENROLLMENT : 6 Girls 11 Boys Total 17 Cadets ALL Cadets are eligible for “A” Certificate Activities undertaken during the year  Independence Day Celebration  Republic Day Celebration  Cleanliness Drive  Tree Plantation  International Yoga Day Celebration  Basic Karate Training  IGOT Training All Cadets (Integrated Govt. Online Training-Covid) C.T.O. Orientation course 10 days completed by CTO H.G.Pradhan aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 87 of 100

Diocese of BomBay NSS ACTIVITY: (National Service Scheme) Programme Officers : Mr.H G Pradhan Ms Barakathu Nisha ENROLLMENT: 104 girls 96 boys Total 200 199 students completed 120 hours Projects Undertaken by NSS :  Pulse Polio 4 Weeks  Blood Donation 28 units collected  Cleanliness Drive  Tree Plantation  Celebration of NSS Week  Collection of Electronic Waste and Book Waste  IGOT Training All Volunteers (Integrated Govt. Online Training-Covid)  Collection and Distribution of Food and clothes to Orphanage, Nerul Awareness Campaigns Save the Girl Child CoVID -19 Against Drug Dowry System AIDS Awareness Online Awareness on : CORONA Virus Blind Faith etc… A National Webinar on “Digital Management – Opportunities and Challenges” was organized on 27th February’2021. The Chief Guest was Dr. Shaukat Ali, Professor of Anjuman College, Mumbai and Panel Expert was Dr. Atul Rawal from Garware Institute of Career Education and Development, University of Mumbai. socieTy (ves) gRegoRiaN PUBLic scHooL (KiLLa, RoHa) “LEARNING NEVER STOPS” Education amidst the pandemic (2020-21) was a great challenge for educators. Keeping safety on top priority we started WhatsApp group studies from Nursery to Standard X, classwise in the month of April 2020. Students were engaged and motivated for physical fitness through online sessions conducted by CBSE and PT and Yoga teachers. Although this emergency situation leads to closure of face to face interaction with students but we got golden opportunity to involve students and their parents to learn essence of art of life. Various Creative work like - Cuisine (nutritional and immunity booster), DIY craft work, entertainment zone (Mr. Beans, Charlie Chaplin, traditional dances), various traditional art forms etc. were conducted during Resilience period (16th May 2020 - 2nd June 2020). School reopened on 3rd June 2020 but soon it was realized that lockdown period will continue so Management sanctioned ONLINE classes using most sophisticated platform Microsoft Teams. Initially Online classes were started for Std III-X on 13th July 2020 and with the permission of government Std I-II and Preprimary online classes also started from September 2020. At the outset of 2020 one more feather was added on the cap of Gregorian, our board exam result had come out with cent percent success for the fourth consecutive year. Three toppers Mr. Jeet Jain, Mr. Soham Deshmukh and Mr. Arpit Damani got 1st, 2nd and 3rd positions with 94.2%, 93.2 and 92.2% respectively. More than 60% students passed with distinction. Jeet Jain scored 100/100 in Sanskrit. aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 88 of 100

Diocese of BomBay Various activities were conducted online with great enthusiasm by the laborious team of Gregorian public school. Live events were conducted to celebrate various festivals- Independence day, Teachers’ day, Diwali, Children’s day, Christmas and Maharashtra day. More than 1500 people were connected and enjoyed celebration. Other activities - St Thomas day, St. Gregorios day, Bishop’s birthday, COVID-19 awareness and precautions posters and videos were displayed. Art Festival was successfully celebrated on Microsoft platform with external judges from Vashi Schools. Republic day was celebrated off-line in presence of Thirumeni and Ex-students were felicitated for scoring merit certificates from CBSE. In order to reduce the anxiety and tension during lock down, our students of Std. X were specially counselled by Sr. Bridget. Students of Std X were always lucky to avail their Manager’s blessing every year. This year also a team of media was present here along with our respected Thirumeni and children enjoyed Thirumeni’s presence and blessings. An aptitude test was conducted for std X by Dr. Kamini Deshmukh from Mumbai. The result and the proper guidance was given by her to all parents on March 18th. Moderator’s class was conducted for Sanskrit for Std X by Dr. Geeta Nambiar, teacher of St. Mary’s Multipurpose School, Vashi. Olympiad exam also was conducted on digital platform On December 7th we started off line classes for Std X with the permission of Panchayat authorities and on 1st of February Std IX off line classes were started. CBSE give more importance for the professional development programmes for teachers to enhance the quality of education. A number of online training in various subjects and topics they have arranged and made it mandatory for teachers to attend and get the certificates. This includes experiential and competency based trainings. Our 41 teachers had done 152 CBSE training, 160 from DIKSHA App and 47 other trainings. On 23rd March, all teachers attended webinar on NEP 2020 conducted by CBSE. We also have conducted a webinar for NEP 2020 for parents on 24th March. On 20th February, we arranged a PTA meeting. 5th April was the last working day for teachers and on 7th April, 2021 we started our new academic year. School re-opened on 2nd June after summer vacation. sT. THomas PUBLic scHooL (KiRKee, PUNe) I quote Joy Paterno, “Believe deep down in your heart that you’re destined to do great things.” A quote that helps to give us an even greater sense of the meaning of life. We are living in extra ordinary times, and the 2020-2021 school year has been a year like no other. As the COVID 19 global pandemic continues to impact our communities, education looks a lot different than our traditional model. We have all been working through the most challenging time and we have done so together and remain undaunted. For all the obstacles that have come our way, teachers and students have pushed forward and made the best of our virtual learning environment. Moreover, they have done so with creativity, care and commitment. While we have honed our technological skills, each person in our educational community – our students, our parents and guardians, teachers and non-teaching staff have worked together. The health and safety of our students and staff is paramount. Protocols for cleaning, physical distancing and facial coverings are embedded in our plan and our daily routine. Beginning with online learning with consideration for students receiving specialized services, the school approached Microsoft Teams. Thanks for the attempt, efforts and guidance given aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 89 of 100

Diocese of BomBay by the School President, His Grace Gee Varghese Mar Coorilos, School director Dr. C J Samuel, Administrator Dr. Mrs Roshni George, School Trustee Mr. Thomas Eppan. The 2020- 2021 Annual Report reflects the work underway throughout this year on our road to recovery. 1. Academics a) Online Classes : Online learning is catalysing a pedagogical shift in how we teach and learn. There is a shift away from top-down lecturing and passive students to a more interactive, collaborative, approach in which students and teachers co-create the learning process. On regular basis, the online classes begin with the morning assembly which includes yoga/ exercises, the National Anthem, the Pledge, a hymn, a morning prayer and a thought for the day reflection. Regular classes were conducted for all the subjects including Computer, General Knowledge, Value Education, Library, Physical Education etc. As per the time restrictions set by the Education Department, section-wise appropriate time was allotted. Through the videos and virtual lab activities conducted by the Science teachers the students experienced the Science Practical sessions. b) Remedial Classes: The teachers gave an opportunity to the students who faced difficulties in their studies and those who were unable to attend the Online classes through remedial classes. To cope up with the studies extra classes was taken for classes IX and X. c) Assessments: Louis Malaguzzi once said, “The wider the range of possibilities we offer children, the more intense will be their motivations and the richer their experiences.” For a comprehensive understanding of the concepts, class and subject wise assignments, project work and activities were also conducted. For online assessments regular examination pattern was adapted. The teachers planned and conducted revision tests, internal assessments, unit and term exams. 2. Celebrations a) Guru Purnima: Guru Purnima is an Indian Festival dedicated to spiritual and academic teachers; a day sacred to the memory of the ancient ‘Sage Vyasa’. The school conducted a special assembly to mark the occasion. The students from each class participated by presenting poems, speeches etc signifying the importance of the day. b) Independence Day: The Online Independence Day programme began with the flag hoisting animation video followed by the National Anthem. Speeches and songs by the Pre-primary and the Primary students highlighted the significance of Independence. c) Teacher’s Day: The school celebrated Teacher’s Day with great gusto and gaiety on 5th September 2020. The students performed a cultural show to denote their love, respect, acknowledgement and recognition of the hard work put in by the teachers towards their development. The cultural show incorporated speeches, poem, shlokas and dances. aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 90 of 100

Diocese of BomBay d) Hindi Divas: Hindi Divas is celebrated on September 14 to pay tribute to the official language of India. Hindi was adopted as the official language by constituent assembly on September 14, 1949. The students and staff celebrated Hindi Divas online, stressing the importance of the country’s most widely spoken language through speeches. Some students from every class participated in giving speech related to Hindi Divas. Everybody at home made efforts to use Hindi as medium of conversation for the day. e) Founder’s Day: Every year on the 28th of September, we remember a noble soul, who selflessly reached out to help and uplift those in need- Our Founder, Late Lamented Arch Bishop His Grace Dr. Philipose Mar Theophilus. To commemorate the death anniversary of our Founder the students participated in the online programme which included the reading of verses from the holy books, an invocation prayer, skits, dance, songs and a floral tribute. f) Diwali Celebration: The school celebrated Diwali on the digital platform with a programme that included a special prayer dance based on the theme Diwali. The students presented a skit on the significance of Diwali. Message was delivered by the student about the right way to celebrate Diwali without risking lives in the times of corona. g) Children’s Day: Children’s day was celebrated online like other occasions. The teachers put up a skit, sang for the children and read a poem. h) Christmas Celebration: The school celebrated Christmas on 23rd December with joy. Prayerful and entertaining programmes were put up by all the sections. The students prayed, recited a poem, enacted a skit, presented a dance and spoke about the significance of the Christmas tree, Stockings and Santa Claus. The School Director Dr. C J Samuel, Rev Fr. John Mathia and the Administrator Dr Mrs Roshni George gave their valuable messages and blessings. i) Republic Day: This year due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, things were a little different. School authorities tried their best to make the virtual Republic Day celebration as lively as possible. The 72nd Republic Day was celebrated with the hoisting of the National Flag followed by the National Anthem, Pledge, Preamble and a patriotic song ‘Jai Javan’. Speeches in English and Hindi coupled with cultural programmes were displayed online. Our Director Dr. C J Samuel in his address highlighted the significance of the day, and made the children aware that the future of the country lies in their hands. Though the students were exempted from attending the celebration in school, the teaching and the non-teaching staff attended the flag-hoisting function in adherence to all Covid-19 safety protocols. j) Director Sir’s birthday Celebration: Dedicating one’s entire life to the service of humanity is a calling, the truly blessed can achieve. On 28thJanuary the staff and students of Arch Bishop Mar Theophilus, St Thomas Public School and Dr Mar Theophilus ICSE School together celebrated our Director’s birthday. The students captivated the audience with songs and dance performances. The teachers expressed their feelings through short speeches. aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 91 of 100

Diocese of BomBay 3. Activities: a) Field trips : Field trips are a common strategy used in education. Curriculum- connected activities make learning more likely. This year the pandemic deprived the students from going to actual locations for their field trips. Nevertheless, the field trips were carried out virtually. Students were taken on a virtual tour to sugar mill, a jaggery plant, a Paithani Sari weaving unit, a cement block factory and a dairy milk unit. b) Literary activities : In order to improve their reading skills, students were motivated to read books and write a book review to critically analyse the book. Students also noted down new words they came across thereby enriching their vocabulary. To foster their literary skills, students were encouraged to write articles for the school magazine. Competitions are opportunities to challenge one self. Winning is not the sole criterion, rather participating and focusing on what one gains from the experience is what matters. To encourage students to come forward and compete against each other, various competitions were held throughout the year. c) Elocution /Poetry Competition : Elocution / Poetry competitions were held in English, Hindi and Marathi for the Primary and the Secondary sections to help build a genuine love for the language and also to boost their confidence levels. d) Drawing Competition : Drawing Competitions can be a great way to develop one’s artistic abilities. A Drawing Competition was held for the students of Primary and Secondary section. e) Rangoli Competition : Rangoli is an art form, originating in the Indian subcontinent, in which patterns are created on the floor or the ground using materials such as coloured rice, sand, flower petals and coloured rocks. The Rangoli Competition is a way to showcase the creative potentials of the students. A Rangoli Competition was held for the students of Secondary section. f) Best Out of Waste Competition : Best Out of Waste competition was held for the students of the Primary and Secondary section. The objective of the competition was to create love for the environment by making articles with the broken bangles, plastic bottles, peanut shells, beads, thermocol glasses, old CD etc. They made attractive and useful things from the waste material. g) Science Quiz : Since time immemorial, Science has always fascinated mankind and because of this deep fascination, man tried to delve deeper into Science to find solutions to the problems that he faced. With the intention of developing an interest in Science, to understand the applications of Science in various fields, as well as to inculcate a scientific temper in young minds, the Science Quiz was conducted. h) Art and Craft activities : Art and Craft have always been an integral part of school education. Apart from improving the fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, it encourages self-expression and boosts self-esteem. Throughout the year, the students expressed their creative skills through their Art and Craft activities. Students were involved in Rakhi making, National Flag making, Diya aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 92 of 100

Diocese of BomBay decorations, Snowman, Christmas tree decorations, snowflakes, brain teasers etc. 4. Competitive Exams:  The Maharashtra Talent Search Exam was conducted on 23rd January 2021 for the students of Std IX AND X.  The National Talent Search Scholarship Exam will be conducted in April 2021 for the students of Std V and VIII. Regular classes are been conducted for those who are appearing for the Scholarship Exam. 5. Interactions: Staying connected with the members of the school community was challenge during the lockdown. To stay connected and have authentic communication between the members of the school community, technology came into play. WhatsApp groups of all the classes were created and the queries of the students as well as the parents were answered. To keep the morale of the staff high during these trying times, regular staff meetings were held throughout the year. Since online teaching was something new for the staff, they had to be trained on how to make use of technology and so regular training sessions were held until the teachers were comfortable to use it. Apart from the teachers, parents have a major role to play in the development of their child. Regular Parent- Teacher interactions along with the children in attendance were held to update the parent about the performance of their child. Considering ‘New Normal’ after pandemic, our school counsellors have arranged students’ sessions focussing on emotional management and learning motivation during times of digital learning. The students of class IX and X attended the online session on 8th January 2021. aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 93 of 100

Diocese of BomBay eDUcaTioNaL iNsTiTUTioNs Sr. No. Name of the School Principals / Vice Principals / Adminstrators SCHOOLS ADMINISTERED BY MOCCB 1. St. Mary’s School & Junior College Rev. Fr. Abraham Joseph & St. Mary’s Tejaswani School, Vashi Mrs. Katherine James 2. St. Mary’s ICSE School, Koperkhairne Rev. Fr. Prisquilas Peter 3. St. Thomas High School, Kalyan Rev. Fr. Sam Oommen 4. St. Mary’s School, Valsad Mr. Rajesh Alphonse 5. St. Mary’s JNP School, Nava Sheva Mrs. Roshni George 6. Dr. Mar Theophilius School, Dhanori, Pune Rev. Fr. John Mathai 7. St. Mary’s Public School, Khopoli Rev. Fr. Bijo Rajan 8. St. Mary’s School, Dhule ADMINISTERED BY TRUST 1. St. George High School, Mulund Rev. Fr. Shaji Chacko 2. St. Thomas Public School, Kirkee Mrs. Roshni George 3. St. Gregorios High School, Chembur Mrs. Reshmi Ambavane 4. St. George School, Dehu Road, Pune Mrs. Renuka Devi K 5. Gregorian Public School, Roha Mrs. Salamma James ADMINISTERED BY LOCAL PARISHES 1. St. Mary’s School, Malad Mr. Biju Samuel 2. St. Gregorios School, Dighi Mrs. Krutali K. Karanjikar meDicaL ceNTRes / fRee cLiNics 1. Malankara Orthodox Medical Centre (HIV Care) Turbhe 2. St. Mary’s Medical Centre & Balavadi Dadar 3. St. Mary’s Charitable Clinic Dombivli 4. St. John’s Charitable Clinic Andheri 5. St. Gregorios Charitable Clinic Chembur 6. Mar Theophilus Memorial Charitable Clinic Borivili 7. St. Mary’s Charitable Dispensary Pune 8. St. Paul’s Medical Centre Powai 9. St. Stephen’s Charitable Clinic Thane 10. Dr. Mar. Theophilus Charitable Dispensary S V Road, Malad 11. Dr. Mar. Theophilus Charitable Dispensary Malwani, Malad coLLege Sanpada Sanpada 1. Indira Institute of Business Management(IIBM) 2. Western College of Commerce & Business Management (WCCBM) aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 94 of 100

Diocese of BomBay PHoTo gaLLeRy 1. Bombay Orthodox Diocesan Convention- Feb 2021 2. Metropolitan’s Sapthathi Charity Project 3. Co-VID Relief Activity – Food Kit Distribution 4. Dr. Mar Theophilus Ashraya Bhavan, Nerul. aNNUaL RePoRT : 2020 - 21 Page 95 of 100