De Paul School, Berhampur, Odisha, is an esteemed educational institution named after St. Vincent De Paul, a pioneer of social reformation. Established in 1987 by the Vincentian Odisha Society under the guidance of Fr. Mathew Onatt, C.M., the school began with a modest enrollment of 56 students.
Over the years, it has experienced significant growth, currently serving over 2,800 students. The school's mission is to develop a generation of youth that is physically, mentally, intellectually, and spiritually well-rounded, fostering patriotism and holistic development. The vision emphasizes five-fold development: physical, vital (pranic), mental, intellectual, and spiritual growth. The school offers a comprehensive curriculum under the guidance of the Vincentian Fathers, aiming to provide sound education and instill values of discipline, respect, integrity, teamwork, and social responsibility.
The infrastructure includes well-equipped classrooms with computer and audio-visual equipment, laboratories for physics, chemistry, and biology, a spacious playground for various outdoor activities, and facilities for regular teacher training. The school is affiliated with the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), offering courses from Pre-Primary to Class 12. The medium of instruction is English, and the school operates as a private institution.
The admission process typically involves an application form, an entrance test, and an interview, with specific details available on the school's official website. The school maintains a strong reputation for academic excellence and holistic development, preparing students for future challenges.