The management has now decided to reduce their fees by 25-30 per cent across all the grades. Despite this fee cut, the management has maintained full salary for its employees.

The team from Bishop Cotton Boys’ School was adjudged the ‘Best Delegation’ in the Ivy League Model United Nations Conference which was held at New Delhi.

The students were a part of the following committees and won from class 11 were Udit Srivastava (Best Delegate in the Disarmament and International Security Committee); Sajeev Srivatsava, (Best Delegate in the Historic Human Rights Council); Sachit Ram (Best Delegate in the Special Political and Decolonization Committee); Ayman Hashmi, (Best Delegate in the Syrian and Constellis Council of 2020); Abhinav Dutt (Honorable Mention in the United Nations Security Council); Srinthan Hampi (Verbal Commendation in the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime); Suhas Krishnamoorthy (Verbal Commendation in the Reconstructing Russia Council); Ronith Evander (the Legal Committee) and Mihir Nenawath, (member of the International Press).

It began in 1865 as a school within the confines of a small house in High Grounds with an aim to educate European and Eurasian children with limited resources. As the years rolled by, it turned out illustrious students such as former Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani and ex-Home Secretary G.K. Pillai. The Bishop Cotton School is now firmly entrenched as a Bangalore landmark.

Mixed emotions marked the graduation ceremony of class 10 and 12 students of Bishop Cotton Boys’ School recently. As many as 539 students, including 362 students from class 10 and 177 students from class 12, were part of the three-hour-long event. The theme for the graduation was ‘On the Wings of Change’.

CHAMPIONS Bishop Cottons Boys School, winners of the GS Randhawa memorial inter-school hockey tournament. BACK ROW (L-R): Raju Bhaskar (PET), John Zachariah (principal), Anil Dhutt (PED). MIDDLE ROW: Zubin, Harsha, Deerendra, Ankith Agarwal, K Malem,Ameer Ahamed, Akash Gupta, Prakar Dheekshit. FRONT ROW: Tushar, Abhshek Kumar, Pranay Singh, Rahul Agarwal, Appaiah KC, Suraj, Pranav Kadka and Shameem.

Malem, who fired three goals in Cottonians’ semifinal victory, turned out to be the hero once again, sounding the board in the 14th and 53rd minutes in a floodlit final at the KSHA stadium.For his strong show throughout the tournament, Malem was adjudged the player of the tournament. Cottonians did take some time to settle in after which they completely dominated their oponents who looked disoriented.