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St. Edmund's School, Shillong is an all-boys institution of the Roman Catholic Church affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, (ICSE) New Delhi, India. The school is situated in the Laitumkhrah Hills of Shillong. History The school was established by the Congregation of Christian Brothers (India province) in Laitumkhrah, Shillong in 1923. The school is located in Shillong (5,088 feet above sea level)the capital of Meghalaya State. Set amongst the lush temperate forests of the Khasi and Jaintia Hills with its many waterfalls, Shillong was known as Scotland of the East during the British colonial period. The brotherhood was founded by Blessed Edmund Rice. The Christian Brothers were invited to Shillong in 1915 and St. Edmund’s College was begun in 1916. It was, however, in 1923 that the College was ready to start Inter-Arts and Inter-Science classes, and affiliation to Calcutta University, for these courses was received in 1923. The first classes of the University section of St. Edmund’s College opened in 1924. Bro. J. E. McCann was the first Principal of the College (he was also the Principal of the School at this time). Bro. I. O’Leary was the first Principal of the College (separate from the School). From 1924 to 1936, St. Edmund’s College was junior college for Intermediate Arts and Science. At this level the college offered English, Alternative English, Latin, History, Maths, Geography, Physical Chemistry for arts and science respectively. The College celebrated its Platinum Jubilee in 1999. The Saga Begins As early as 1894, Mgr. Edmund Becker, the prefect Apostolic of Assam had conceived the idea of a boarding school for boys in Shillong. His enthusiasm was rekindled when a noted educationist, Sir Archdale Earle was appointed as Chief Commissioner of Assam in 1912. Sir Archdale Earle strongly backed Mgr. Edmund Becker’s idea. Mgr. Edmund Becker wanted the finest educationists to build up his dream , so he convinced the Christian Brothers to take up the project. In 1913, Br. Stanislaus O’Brien came to Shillong to oversee plans for the school. In 1914, the present location - then, nothing but a dense pine forest - was handed over by the Government to the Brothers. The pioneer, Br. Stanislaus O’Brien, stayed alone on the 24 acre property and saw the birth of St. Edmund’s School, which was his home from 1914 till his death in 1940. Within a year and a half the building was completed. Mgr. Edmund Becker blessed the foundation stone. In acknowledgement of Mgr. Edmund Becker’s immense contribution, St. Edmund’s School was named after his patron saint. In February 1916, the admission of 3 boys saw St. Edmund’s doors open. The numbers soon rose to 31 boarders and 11 day scholars. St. Edmund’s School was officially opened on 6th October 1916 by Sir Archdale Earle. Br. Andrew Luke Aherne became the first Principal. Thus began the saga of St. Edmund’s. The institution has since grown into full-fledged School and Degrees College, providing quality education and turning out capable, smart young minds in the service of God and society.

UTM offers graduate and post graduate Technology and Management programs in the high demand areas with the specialization in Technology, Life sciences, Media, Communication, Retail & Fashion, Design, Travel & Tourism. UTM promises to provide world-class education, training, research, consultancy and outreach services in the chosen fields to impart life skills for desired life style. UTM Interim Campus is located at Shillong, also known as Scotland of the East. The natural scenic beauty of the city and serene climate encourages academic environment. The University promises to become a global hub of education, research and development for the industry and to leverage the human capital strength in today's knowledge-based global economy. The Board of Governors, the Board of Management, the Academic Council and the University Officials are collectively responsible for governing and managing UTM. They draw upon considerable strengths from both the academic, community and industry professionals and in return ensure the high level of transparency in functioning.

Tthe Shillong Law College is one of the oldest Law College of the state (founded before the State of Meghalaya was created) and has been producing hundreds of Law Graduates every year for the last 55 years and many of them are in good positions in various part of the Country, including one as the Hon’ble Justice of a High Court and another as the Advocate General of a State. One of the former teacher of the college had scaled to a position of the Chief Justice of a High Court and later became Justice of the Supreme Court of India.

St. Edmund's, the first college to be set up in Meghalaya, was established in 1924. SEC celebrated its Platinum Jubilee in 1999. Over that period the College has endeavoured...

Shillong College was inaugurated on 15th of August, 1956, and began with few students at Jail Road Boys High School. Shri Sudhindra Chandra Datta, a Lecturer in the Department of Mathematics in St. Anthony's College, became the founder Principal. Before the establishment of North Eastern Hill University in 1972, Shillong College was affiliated to Gauhati University. The birth, growth and development of the Shillong College is a cumulative result of the immense sacrifice, dedication, hard work and perseverance of a good number of well meaning selfless individuals as well as some prominent organizations of Shillong and also the region as a whole.

Providence School was founded in 1999 to serve the underprivileged children of Shillong. It was started as an after school project with four students and today has 275 enrolled and nine full-time teac

About our Logo: Our logo has the tree of life as a central theme. A tree of life is a common motif in various world theologies, mythologies, and philosophy. It is the mystical concept alluding to the interconnection of all life on our planet and a metaphor for common descent in the evolutionary sense. The falling leaves and the springing up of new buds depict the cycle of learning and unlearning. The flight of birds towards the source of light portrays the endeavor of a soul to quench the thirst of CURIOSITY with the fountain of knowledge.