| Our History
1965 - 1984
The journey began in 1965 when the Catholic Diocese of Meerut purchased the land. In 1983, Fr. Tobias OFM Cap established a small school on the campus, and in 1984 it was officially named after St. Francis Xavier. In the same year, the SABS Congregation convent was opened. Under the Diocese, Fr. Tobias served as Manager and Sr. Celine Morley as the first Principal.
1985 - 1993
In 1985, St. Xavier’s Church, Kheda became a new parish and Fr. Devasia P.V took charge as Manager. A major milestone came in 1993 when the school received the Non Objection Certificate (NOC) from the State Government. In the same year, administration was handed over to the Gyandeep Education Society, Meerut.
1996 - 2002
The school received provisional affiliation to the ICSE Board in 1996, followed by permanent affiliation in 1998. In 2002, it was upgraded to the Senior Secondary (ISC) level, marking a major academic milestone.
2011 - Present
The school celebrated its Silver Jubilee in 2011. A new school block was inaugurated on November 24, 2012, by Rt. Rev. Francis Kalist, Bishop of Meerut Diocese.
Today, the school serves over 2000 students from surrounding villages and towns with a focus on qualitative and experiential learning.