St. Stephen's School, Chandigarh, organized a Herbal Literacy Workshop on 25th October 2025 to promote awareness about the responsible and informed use of herbal plants in daily life.
The workshop com More...
Our school recently organized a Show and Tell competition for the students of Classes 1 and 2, providing them a wonderful platform to express themselves with confidence and creativity. The young parti More...
Our school recently hosted an engaging Storytelling Competition for classes 1 and 2 on the topic Fantasy and Adventure, that gave students the chance to showcase their imagination, creativity, and spe More...
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St. Stephen's School, Chandigarh has been declared as a Minority Educational Institution under Sector 2(g) of the National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions Act, 2004. Certificate
St. Stephen - The story behind the school's name.
Stephen was one of the great men of faith in the early church and the first Christian Martyr. Our school is named after this great saint.
In those early days, Stephen cared for the neglected and marginalized people of the society. Stephen was able to work miracles among the people. Rooted in jealousy, some Jews falsely accused Stephen and convinced other people that Stephen was speaking against God.
They took hold of Stephen and brought him before the powerful Jewish rulers. Stephen stood before them and was not afraid to speak the truth. Then he accused the men, and their forefathers of hurting and killing the prophets and even of killing Jesus. This infuriated the rulers and they rushed at him, dragged him out of the city and began to stone him to death.
Just before he died he forgave the people who had stoned him. He had the same forgiving spirit that Jesus had when Jesus was crucified.
Our founder Mr. Carver was inspired by the self-sacrificing story of St. Stephen and decided to name his newly founded school after this great saint.
