Archive · 20 Jan 2026
Montfort Alumni Focus on Student Engagement
The Montfort institutions, which are run by a Christian religious order, had a big meeting for their alumni.
This was the fourth time they had this meeting, and it happened in Hyderabad.
Alumni, teachers, and administrators from different cities came together.
They talked about how to work better as a group and how to stay connected with the students.
There was also a special ceremony where they passed on a flag that represents their alumni group.
Some people spoke about how important school is for our future jobs and personal lives.
There were also fun performances by the students.
The fourth alumni association meet of Montfort institutions was held at Boys Town Institutions in Hyderabad.
Alumni, educators, and administrators from Hyderabad, Vijayawada, and Nagpur attended the event.
The main event was the handover of the Hyderabad Province Alumni Association flag.
Rev. Bro. Shine Alex and alumnus Akula Krishna Rao spoke about the role of alumni and the influence of school education.
The programme included academic discussions on education and leadership, as well as cultural performances by students.
- Who
- Alumni, educators, and administrators from Montfort institutions in Hyderabad, Vijayawada, and Nagpur
- What
- Fourth alumni association meet and handover of the Hyderabad Province Alumni Association flag
- When
- Recently (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Boys Town Institutions in Hyderabad, India
- Why
- To focus on coordination across alumni bodies and continued engagement with students
- Event
- Fourth alumni association meet of Montfort institutions
- Location
- Hyderabad, India
- Institutions Involved
- Montfort institutions in Hyderabad, Vijayawada, and Nagpur
- Key Speaker
- Rev. Bro. Shine Alex, provincial superior of the Montfort Hyderabad Province
- Alumnus Speaker
- Akula Krishna Rao
- Main Event
- Handover of the Hyderabad Province Alumni Association flag
- Focus Areas
- Coordination across alumni bodies and continued engagement with students