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Colonel Brown School Celebrates 100 Years of Excellence
5 Nov
Summary
- School founded in 1926 by Col William Brown and wife.
- Emphasized education for employment and societal participation.
- Centenary celebrated with former students and current pupils.
Colonel Brown Cambridge School in Dehradun marked its centenary on Wednesday, celebrating a century since its establishment on March 17, 1926. Founded by Irishman Col William Brown and his wife, the institution began with a vision to provide education preparing boys for employment and responsible societal participation.
The school's motto, 'Magna Est Veritas' (Truth is Great), and its crest symbolized courage and knowledge. Col Brown established the English-medium residential school, open to all boys irrespective of background, to offer better educational opportunities.
Over the decades, the school fostered discipline, courage, and service. The Col Brown Old Boys' Association (COBA) has kept alumni connected. Headmaster Sunil Kumar Tyagi highlighted the event as a bridge between legacy and future promises.
Alumna Madhubala Kapoor, a recipient of the President of India's Medal, attended the celebrations. The event included field events and a cultural program with music, dance, and theatre performances, showcasing students' practical learning and creative abilities.
