Founded by French nuns in 1852, Visakhapatnam’s Fort Catholic Girls’ School turns 175
As the school in Visakhapatnam celebrates this remarkable milestone, it looks back on its long journey shaped by a rich history, generations of students who passed through its classrooms, the bonds forged by its alumnae, and the values that continue to define the institution; the closing ceremony of the jubilee year will be held in January 2027
Fort Catholic Girls' School in Visakhapatnam was founded by French nuns in 1852. The school is celebrating its 175th anniversary, marking a significant milestone in its history. According to The Hindu, the school's journey has been shaped by its rich history, generations of students, and the bonds forged by its alumnae.
The school's jubilee year will conclude in January 2027 with a closing ceremony. No further details about the celebrations or the school's current activities are available in the reports.
The reports also mention student protests in France, but this appears to be unrelated to the school in Visakhapatnam. According to The Korea Times and CBS News, students in France have been protesting to demand improvements to the country's education system, with some protests turning violent and over 5,000 people arrested.
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