Let Your Light Shine

St. John's H.S. School crestSt. John's H.S. SchoolBarama, Assam · Estd. 1985

Affiliated to SEBA and AHSEC, Guwahati, Assam

Registration No. 03R/806 & UDISE Code: 18240303508

Farewell day at St. John's — the leaving batch walking out with balloons, goodbyes with their teachers, and the school lining the road

Alumni

Once a Johnian, always a Johnian

They left through the same gate they arrived at, and they are now in wards and workshops, barracks and lecture halls, across Assam and well beyond it. This is the school's roll of former students — and an open invitation to come back to it.

The outgoing batch of St. John's H.S. School, Barama, walking out on farewell day, balloons in hand
Established 1985

Four decades of Barama’s children, sent out into the world

2,500+

HSLC Students

Sent out between 1997 and 2022.

100%

HSLC Result

Every year of that quarter century.

7

State Toppers

Positions taken in the SEBA board exam.

650+

HS Passes

Across Science, Commerce and Arts.

Au Revoir

The morning a batch becomes alumni

Every January the school walks its Class X and Class XII students to the gate — a procession, a blessing, a memento and a row of candles. These are photographs from the last farewell.

Honouring the journey
The farewell procession seen from the air, the whole school lining the tree-shaded approach road

The whole school walks the leaving batch to the gate.

The school assembled in the shape of a heart on the ground, photographed from above on farewell day

The whole school in one shape, from the air.

A teacher marking a tilak on the forehead of a leaving student on farewell day

A last blessing from the class teacher.

Students embracing and shaking hands with their teachers at the end of the farewell programme

Goodbyes on the ground, after the programme.

Students of the leaving batch holding their mementoes beside the Principal on the farewell stage

The school memento, handed over on the Au Revoir stage.

The farewell banner puts it better than the school could: goodbyes are not the end — they simply mark the beginning of something new.

Where Johnians Are Today

A small school in Baksa, and the professions it filled

Former students have gone on to lead in a wide range of sectors. The figures below are as published by the school office.

50

Doctors

100+

Nurses

50

Engineers

20

Professors

15

Army Officers

10

Police Officers

One Johnian serves in the Indian Police Service, and many more have become teachers and businessmen — the two callings the school has always quietly produced in the greatest number.

IPS — 1Teachers — manyBusinessmen — many

Honours Roll

Seven names in the state's top twenty

Johnians who took a position in the SEBA HSLC board examination. Each one sat the same paper as the rest of Assam, from a school in Barama.

The full year-by-year record, together with the Higher Secondary results, is kept on the results pages.

The Class X and Class XII batch assembled in the school hall for the result felicitation programme
Result felicitation in the school hall — the ceremony every name on this list first walked up for.
19HSLC 2002Neelam Jain
7HSLC 2007Manoj Swargiary
4HSLC 2015Ashim Mazumdar
3HSLC 2018Jinti Devi
7HSLC 2018Nitisha Sivam
5HSLC 2019Phalguni Sarma
8HSLC 2019Evan Kashyap
The next name on this list is sitting in a classroom right now.

Notable Alumni

Faces the school is proud of

A selection of former students and the work they went on to do.

Roster being compiled

Batch of 1998

Alumnus Name

Indian Police Service

Batch of 2002

Alumna Name

Medicine

Batch of 2007

Alumnus Name

Engineering

Batch of 2011

Alumna Name

Higher Education

Batch of 2015

Alumnus Name

Armed Forces

Batch of 2018

Alumna Name

Enterprise

Are you a Johnian, or do you know one?

The names and portraits above are placeholders while the office compiles the roster. Write to us with a batch year, a line about the work you do and a photograph, and we will add you.

Write to the Office

In Their Own Words

What the school is remembered for

Recollections from former students. These entries are placeholders until the office collects the real ones.

Placeholder testimonial. A short recollection from a former student — a teacher who took extra trouble, a house competition, the morning assembly — and what it went on to be worth.

Alumnus Name

Batch of 2004 · Profession

Placeholder testimonial. Two or three sentences are enough. Warm, specific, and in the alumnus's own words rather than the school's.

Alumna Name

Batch of 2010 · Profession

Placeholder testimonial. Ideally one voice from an early batch, one from the middle years and one recent, so the page speaks across generations.

Alumnus Name

Batch of 2017 · Profession

The leaving batch of St. John's H.S. School walking out under the school arch on farewell day

The arch every Johnian has walked under, in and out — it carries the motto, Let Your Light Shine.

Stay Connected

The gate opens both ways

An alumnus is the most persuasive thing a school can put in front of a fifteen-year-old. There are four ways to be that.

Join the alumni roll

Send the office your name, batch year and present occupation so that reunion notices and school news reach you.

Mentor a senior class

Half an hour with a Class X or XII group on how you chose your line of work is worth a term of career talks.

Speak at an assembly

Alumni are welcome to address the school on a function day, or to judge an inter-house competition.

Support a Johnian

Books, examination fees or a laboratory bench — the office can direct a contribution where it is most needed.

Let Your Light Shine

Register with the alumni roll

Send the office your name, the year you passed out and what you do now. It takes a line, and it is how reunion notices, school news and invitations to come and speak will find you.

St. John's H.S. School, Barama, Assam · info@stjohnshsschoolbarama.com

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