Message from the Management

Ms. Rani Indubala Singh

Col Brown Cambridge School, established in 1926, has grown over its 97-year history. Originally founded for Indian boys in the pre-Independence era, it attracted students from distinguished families. Starting at ages 5 or 6, boys were nurtured to become well-rounded gentlemen. Boarding school life instills much-needed discipline, which is especially relevant today, offering students a safe environment from outside influences. The school emphasizes core values of truth, honesty, respect for elders, family, and law. These values, integral to Indian society, shape students' lives, preparing them for success across various fields. Alumni have excelled in the armed forces, civil services, research, medicine, engineering, business, and education globally. Brownian alumni uphold these teachings, reflecting Col. (Dr.) T.F. O’Donnell's memorable words: “Eat well, sleep well, work hard, play hard, above all be a gentleman.”