Our History
A journey of faith, education, and service spanning over six decades of excellence.
A Legacy of Excellence
Auxilium Convent, Carona was founded in 1960 by the Salesian Sisters of Don Bosco, inspired by the educational vision of St. John Bosco and St. Mary Mazzarello. What began as a small educational institution has grown into a beacon of academic excellence and character formation.
Over the decades, our school has remained steadfast in its commitment to the Salesian educational system based on reason, religion, and loving-kindness. We have nurtured thousands of students, preparing them not just for academic success, but for life itself.
Our Founding Principles
- •Education based on Christian values and Salesian spirituality
- •Holistic development of mind, body, and spirit
- •Family atmosphere fostering love and care
- •Commitment to social transformation through education
Established in 1976
Over 50 Years of Excellence
Our Journey Through Time
Key milestones and achievements that have shaped our school's history and legacy.
Auxilium Villa Especiosa Opens: Kindergarten and Oratory Established
The Auxilium Convent (also known as Auxilium Villa Especiosa) was officially opened. On the very same day, the Sisters inaugurated a kindergarten school (nursery & KG) and an oratory as the initial foundation of their educational mission.
First Mass in the Oratory
The first Mass in the selected chapel took place on June 24, 1976.
Auxilium Primary School, Carona, is Recorded as a Private Aided Rural School
According to external educational listings, Auxilium Primary School, Carona, is recorded as being established in 1976 and is recognized as a private aided rural school in the Bardez block of North Goa.
Primary School Begins: First Class I with 58 Students
The primary school (Class I) began its operations with an initial enrollment of 58 students in Standard I.
Our Founders
The visionary saints who inspired our educational mission and continue to guide our path.
St. John Bosco
Founder of the Salesian Society
"Education is a matter of the heart, of which God alone is the master." Don Bosco's educational system based on reason, religion, and loving-kindness continues to inspire our approach to education.
St. Mary Mazzarello
Co-Foundress of the Salesian Sisters
"We will open a needle work class for the young girls of the village and we will teach them to sew, but our principle aim will be to teach them to know God, to make them good, and save them from many dangers."
Our Legacy Continues
As we look back on our rich history, we remain committed to the values and principles that have guided us for over six decades. Our journey continues with renewed dedication to excellence in education and character formation.
Academic Excellence
Maintaining high standards of education and continuous improvement in teaching methodologies.
Character Formation
Nurturing moral values, spiritual growth, and social responsibility in every student.
Community Service
Continuing the mission of serving society through education and social transformation.