We Strive... To create a centre of excellence through the formation of young minds empowered to create a bright future for themselves and others, irrespective of caste, creed, religion or language through dissemination of knowledge, skills and noble values. To inculcate the students with faith in God, love for their fellow men and devotion to the motherland by imparting moral, religious, intellectual and physical discipline.
To empower the students with deep knowledge and awareness of current development in their chosen subjects.
To equip the students with skills necessary to succeed at the very highest levels in a competitive world.
To assist the students in developing a sense of personal growth, social consciousness, emotional maturity, loyal citizenship, respect of labour and productive leadership.
To encourage higher education among the economically weak and socially backward sections of the community, irrespective of caste and creed.
To enable the students to contribute to the evolution and practice of sustainable development.
This will be achieved through teamwork and innovative methods logios employing opportunities both inside and outside the classroom.
About
J.J. Murphy Memorial Higher Secondary School, Yendayar was established in the name of Sri. John Joseph Murphy (1872-1957), one of the most successful individual Irish planters in India. The school was founded in 1982 by Sri. Michael A Kallivayalil, an entrepreneur, philanthropist and a visionary.
Sri. Joseph M Kallivayalil is the Chairman of the J.J.Murphy Memorial Higher secondary School Trust. When the trust started the school at Yendayar, no other educational institution was available for the children in and around this area. The objective of this initiative was to impart quality education to the ordinary children belonging to poor uneducated parents and workers in the hilly areas locally known as High Range. The school was the fulfillment of a long felt need of this region.It is aided by the Government of Kerala and a non profit organization by all means.
