Welcome To TTI
Our Specialities
•The institution stands for excellence in academic and non academic activities of the students. Some of them are Guest Lectures, Fieldtrips, N.S.S.,Value Education etc.
• Hands on experience in computer
• Special coaching for developing communicative skills in Malayalam and English.
• Focusing on producing quality teachers
• Special attention to enhance teaching efficiency
• Hands on experience in computer
• Special coaching for developing communicative skills in Malayalam and English.
• Focusing on producing quality teachers
• Special attention to enhance teaching efficiency
FACILITIES
• Spacious Classrooms
• Science Lab
• Psychology Lab
• Technology Lab
• Audio Visual Lab
• Library
• Basket Ball Court • Beautiful Garden with medicinal and flowery plants and trees
• Lovely Garden Music to refresh the mind and soothen the heart • Chapel
• Basket Ball Court • Beautiful Garden with medicinal and flowery plants and trees
• Lovely Garden Music to refresh the mind and soothen the heart • Chapel
Future Plans
• Multy purpose Hall
• Technology enabled classrooms
• Language Lab
HISTORY AND MILESTONES
Rev. Mother Marie Louise Demeester, Foundress of the Belgian Missionary Canonesses of St.Augustine, with an undaunted Zeal and strong faith in God, sent three of her valiant Missionaries Mothers Marie Henriette Nollet, Gabriela De Spiegeleer and Elisa to serve the downtrodden of the coastal village Valiyathope, Thiruvananthapuram. Their arrival in 1924 marked the foundation of St.Roch’s Convent. Realizing the importance of Education in bringing about social change, tireless efforts were made to teach children and empower women. In June 1925,the Missionaries who were affectionately called by the people of the locality as ‘Mothers’, obtained permission to start a Primary School for Girls and an English Middle School for Girls with Preparatory class and Form I.
The people of the locality experienced and believed that they could be healed from the contagious diseases through the intercession of St.Roch. Respecting the belief and desire of the people the convent and schools were named after St.Roch. In response to the felt need of having competent and committed teachers, the ‘Mothers’ started a Training School for Girls in 1935.They believed in the dictum “when we train a man, we form only an individual, but when we train a woman we form a society”.
This was the humble beginning of this pioneer, and one of the oldest Teacher Training Institutions in India. Students from different parts of the state of Travancore underwent training. As a mustard seed, the smallest of all the seeds grows up and becomes the biggest of all plants; it has grown up and is rendering yeoman service to humanity for the past seventy five years.
The people of the locality experienced and believed that they could be healed from the contagious diseases through the intercession of St.Roch. Respecting the belief and desire of the people the convent and schools were named after St.Roch. In response to the felt need of having competent and committed teachers, the ‘Mothers’ started a Training School for Girls in 1935.They believed in the dictum “when we train a man, we form only an individual, but when we train a woman we form a society”.
This was the humble beginning of this pioneer, and one of the oldest Teacher Training Institutions in India. Students from different parts of the state of Travancore underwent training. As a mustard seed, the smallest of all the seeds grows up and becomes the biggest of all plants; it has grown up and is rendering yeoman service to humanity for the past seventy five years.
FORMER MANAGERS
1. Rev. Mother Marie Simone Boddez 1935-1937
2. Rev. Mother Marie Henritte Nollet 1937-1939
3. Rev. Mother Marie Fourier Bergez 1939-1946
4 Rev. Mother Marie Beatrix Lafaut 1946-1948
5 Rev. Mother Marie Gabriela De Spiegleer 1948-1954
6 Rev. Mother Marie Aloysia Van Elsen 1954-1958
7 Rev. Mother Marie Philomene Lafaut 1958-1964
8 Rev. Mother Marie Godlieve Pieteers 1964-1966
9 Rev. Sr. D. M. Agnes Bauwens 1966-1972
10 Rev. Sr. Arul Pagudy 1972-1973
11 Rev. Sr. Lilly Gonsalves Prabhu 1973-1974
12 Rev. Sr. Rose P.V. 1974-1976
13 Rev. Sr. Aniamma Punnoose 1976-1978
14 Rev. Sr. Maria Sterckx 1978-1981
15 Rev. Sr. Lino 1981-1984
16 Rev. Sr. Cicily 1984-1990
17 Rev. Sr. D.M. Dymphna Vinkx 1990-1993
18 Rev. Sr. Aniamma Punnoose 1993-2000
2. Rev. Mother Marie Henritte Nollet 1937-1939
3. Rev. Mother Marie Fourier Bergez 1939-1946
4 Rev. Mother Marie Beatrix Lafaut 1946-1948
5 Rev. Mother Marie Gabriela De Spiegleer 1948-1954
6 Rev. Mother Marie Aloysia Van Elsen 1954-1958
7 Rev. Mother Marie Philomene Lafaut 1958-1964
8 Rev. Mother Marie Godlieve Pieteers 1964-1966
9 Rev. Sr. D. M. Agnes Bauwens 1966-1972
10 Rev. Sr. Arul Pagudy 1972-1973
11 Rev. Sr. Lilly Gonsalves Prabhu 1973-1974
12 Rev. Sr. Rose P.V. 1974-1976
13 Rev. Sr. Aniamma Punnoose 1976-1978
14 Rev. Sr. Maria Sterckx 1978-1981
15 Rev. Sr. Lino 1981-1984
16 Rev. Sr. Cicily 1984-1990
17 Rev. Sr. D.M. Dymphna Vinkx 1990-1993
18 Rev. Sr. Aniamma Punnoose 1993-2000
FORMER PRINCIPALS
1 Mother Marie Patrich Watson May 1935- Sep. 1935
2 Mother Marie Simone Boddez 1935-1936
3 Mother Marie Stephane 1936-1957
4 Mother Marie Britto 1957-1958
5 Mother Marie Mary Rose Taylor 1958-1967
6 Mrs. Leea Bai J. 1967-1981
7 Miss L. Rugmini Bai J. 1967-1968(Tr. Incharge)
8 Mrs. A.D. Vasantha Kumari 1986-2000
9 Mrs. Mini Andrews 2000-2002
10 Mrs. Chandrika Devi P. 2002-2004
11 Mrs. Annamma K.M. 2004-2006
2 Mother Marie Simone Boddez 1935-1936
3 Mother Marie Stephane 1936-1957
4 Mother Marie Britto 1957-1958
5 Mother Marie Mary Rose Taylor 1958-1967
6 Mrs. Leea Bai J. 1967-1981
7 Miss L. Rugmini Bai J. 1967-1968(Tr. Incharge)
8 Mrs. A.D. Vasantha Kumari 1986-2000
9 Mrs. Mini Andrews 2000-2002
10 Mrs. Chandrika Devi P. 2002-2004
11 Mrs. Annamma K.M. 2004-2006
