At Sacred Heart Public School, we offer a comprehensive and distinguished educational experience for students at every level, from Lower and Middle School to Secondary and Senior Secondary. Under the esteemed guidance of the OSH Fathers, our institution is driven by a singular vision: to cultivate the leaders of the 21st century.
If you aspire for your child to be among the future leaders, enrolling them at Sacred Heart Public School is a strategic choice. Our curriculum is meticulously designed to be among the finest in the country, ensuring that your child receives an exceptional education. We are dedicated to preparing students for future success through our premier academic programs and enriching extracurricular activities, providing a well-rounded and impactful educational experience. Allow us the privilege to guide your child towards a future of excellence and leadership.
LOWER SCHOOL (1-5) HEAD TEACHER
MAYA PP
Maya PP, the Head Teacher of the Lower School, encompassing grades 1 through 5, is an exemplar of educational proficiency, fortified by an MSc in Mathematics and a Bachelor of Education. Her 12 years of experience in the pedagogical arena equip her with a profound reservoir of knowledge and a fervent commitment to teaching. In her role, she deftly amalgamates scientific insight with educational expertise, fostering a stimulating and nurturing environment for young minds. Her approach embodies a meticulous blend of evidence-based practices and inspirational guidance, reflecting a dedication to cultivating the intellectual curiosity and growth of her students.
Message from Maya PP
I’m going to be completely honest with you. Being the Head Teacher of the Lower School isn’t always easy. In fact, there are days when I wonder if I’m doing enough. It’s hard—trying to meet the needs of every child, every day, and keeping up with the pressure to be perfect. Some days feel like I’m giving everything I have, and yet, I still question if it’s enough.
But then, I see the way my students look at me when they finally grasp a tough concept. Or the way they run into the classroom with that excited energy, ready for the day ahead. It’s moments like that that make me stop and breathe. It’s moments like that that remind me why I do this.
I’ve always loved teaching, ever since I was young. I remember helping my younger brother with his homework, watching his face light up when he understood something he struggled with for so long. That feeling of making a difference stuck with me, and it became my drive to pursue this path. But over the years, I’ve learned that teaching isn’t just about getting the lesson across—it’s about connection. It’s about finding what sparks joy in each child and giving them the tools to thrive, even when they don’t yet believe in themselves.
There are days when it feels overwhelming, when I wonder if I’m reaching my students in the way they deserve. But when I see them grow, when I see them face challenges and push through, I know it’s all worth it. The long hours, the constant effort to adapt to each child’s needs—it all matters. And the support from parents, from you, is what keeps me going. Knowing you trust us to care for and guide your children is a responsibility I don’t take lightly.
This is not an easy job. But seeing the students bloom, watching their curiosity grow, hearing their laughter and seeing their pride—it makes all of the challenges fade into the background. It makes me remember why I chose this path, why I chose to be here, even when it feels like too much at times.
So, thank you. Thank you for trusting me, for sharing your children with us. Together, we’re creating a space where they can be themselves, learn, fail, and try again. And that, in itself, is enough for me.
MIDDLE SCHOOL (6-8) HEADTEACHER
MRS JOSHMI JOSEPH
Joshmi Joseph, a distinguished educator holding a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Education, brings with her an illustrious career spanning thirteen years in the realm of pedagogy. Her journey commenced in the hallowed halls of ICSE institutions, where she accrued two years of valuable teaching experience. In 2010, she became an integral part of SHPS Kottayam, where her contributions have been both profound and transformative. She has been serving as the Section Head of the Middle Section, a role in which her leadership and acumen were palpably felt. Her commitment to scholarly pursuits has been unwavering, distinguishing her as a steadfast pillar in the field of education.
Message from Mrs Joshmi Joseph
If I’m being honest, teaching isn’t always as glamorous as people think. It’s not just about the lessons or the textbooks; it’s about the real moments—those raw, unexpected, often messy moments that make me feel like I’m truly doing something meaningful.
I’ll never forget one particular student, Arjun. He was one of those students who could be incredibly bright, but also easily distracted, and it was tough to get him to focus on his work. I noticed he was often looking out the window, and I knew something was off. One day, he stayed after class, just sitting quietly at his desk. I sat next to him and asked, “Is everything okay?” After a long silence, he finally opened up, telling me that he had been struggling with some personal issues at home and didn’t know how to talk about it. That conversation changed everything for me. It reminded me that teaching isn’t just about textbooks; it’s about listening, understanding, and being there for our students when they need us most. From that day on, I made it a point to check in with him, and gradually, I saw a shift. Arjun wasn’t just more engaged academically, but he seemed more confident, knowing that he had someone who cared about him beyond the lessons.
As the Head Teacher of the Middle School, I’ve had the privilege of working with many students like Arjun. Middle school years can be so unpredictable—there’s so much going on in the lives of our children. They’re not just growing academically but emotionally and socially, too. And it’s easy to forget how challenging that can be. In these formative years, students are trying to figure out who they are, where they belong, and how to navigate the pressures around them. That’s why, to me, teaching middle school is not just about imparting knowledge. It’s about being a guide, a mentor, and sometimes, just someone who listens.
What drives me every day is knowing that every single child in my class is going through their own journey. Whether they’re excelling in their studies or struggling with personal challenges, they all deserve a space where they feel seen and supported. The beauty of education, especially in the middle school years, is in the small victories—when a student finally grasps a difficult concept, when a shy child speaks up in class for the first time, or when they come to school excited about something they learned.
I’ve learned over the years that it’s not always about perfection. It’s about showing up every day with a heart open to learning from my students, and a commitment to help them navigate both their academic growth and their emotional well-being. Sometimes, it’s the simple things—a smile, a word of encouragement, a moment of patience—that make the biggest difference in a child’s life.
I’m deeply grateful for the trust you place in us. Together, we’re creating a community where our students not only thrive academically but also develop the skills they need to become kind, thoughtful, and resilient individuals. I’m excited to continue this journey with your children, knowing that the best is yet to come.
Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your child’s journey.
SECONDARY SCHOOL (8-10) HEAD TEACHER
Mrs Rani Bose
With an academic foundation that includes a Master of Science in Zoology, a Bachelor of Education, and the State Eligibility Test (SET), she has cultivated an esteemed career in education since 2002. Her professional journey encompasses notable tenures at St. Mary’s Central School in Thiruvalla and Belmont Public School in Nattakom before her esteemed appointment at S.H. Public School in 2006. Over the past decade, she has expertly guided students through the rigors of board examinations for both 10th and 12th grades. Since 2017, she has adeptly served as the Section Head for the Higher Secondary division, where her leadership and profound pedagogical expertise continue to shape and elevate academic excellence.
Message from Mrs Rani Bose
As a teacher, I have spent over two decades passionately guiding students through the twists and turns of science, from the intricacies of Zoology to the broader world of knowledge that waits beyond the classroom. And let me tell you this—I firmly believe that there is no limit to what you can achieve when you dare to dream big.
From my first day as an educator to my current role as the Head Teacher of Secondary School, my mission has been clear: to ignite the spark of curiosity in every student and to show them that learning is not just about passing exams but about unlocking the vast potential within themselves. Over the years, I’ve been privileged to watch hundreds of students not just succeed academically but rise above their challenges, embrace their passions, and chart bold paths forward.
In every lesson, I bring my deep love for science, but it’s not just the subject matter that excites me—it’s the opportunity to see students like you take what I teach and make it your own. To help you understand that what you learn here will empower you to break barriers, solve complex problems, and lead in whatever field you choose. From conquering your first tough exam to standing tall in front of an audience, I am here not only to guide you but to challenge you to think beyond the obvious, to dream bigger, and to never settle for mediocrity.
I still remember my own experiences in school—when I discovered the beauty and wonder of Zoology, when I realized that I could shape my own destiny with knowledge. It was not the textbooks that shaped me, but the belief that every subject was an open door to a larger world. That’s what I want for every student at Sacred Heart: to realize that the sky is the limit, and with the right mindset and dedication, there’s nothing you cannot achieve.
As your guide and mentor, I will push you to think critically, solve problems creatively, and persevere when faced with difficulties. Whether you’re preparing for board exams, considering your future career, or grappling with personal challenges, remember this: You are capable of far more than you think. It is my greatest joy to see students grow, not just as scholars but as confident individuals, ready to take on the world.
So, to all my students—your time to shine is now. Dream big, aim high, and let’s make this journey together one of exploration, excellence, and immense achievement.
Here’s to bigger dreams and bolder futures!
