Tulsibari, Rangia  ·  Assam
 
 
DeMathaEnglish Medium School
Library Reading & Reference  |  Literary Club  |  Nursery to Class VIII
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Library at DeMatha

A school library earns its place by being used. DeMatha's library supports the CBSE curriculum with reference material and reading books across subjects and reading levels, and it is overseen by the Vice Principal, Fr. Done Prakash O.SS.T., who holds the Librarian's charge and is pursuing a Bachelor of Library and Information Sciences. The aim is straightforward — that children here grow up reading for pleasure, not only for marks.

Librarian
Fr. Done Prakash, O.SS.T.
Qualification
M.A. · pursuing B.Ed. & BLIS
Supports
CBSE & NCERT Curriculum
Reading Levels
Nursery to Class VIII
 
How the Library Works

Building a Reading Culture

Graded Reading
Storybooks and readers grouped by reading level, so a child in Class II and a child in Class VIII each find something they can actually finish and enjoy.
Read, Discuss, Grow
The Literary Club's flagship reading session, held every June, where students read a text and then argue about it — the part that turns a reader into a thinker.
National Education Day
Observed on 11th November, celebrating learning and the people who made education accessible in India.
Language Departments
The library supports the English, Hindi, Assamese and Bodo departments, reflecting the languages the children of this region actually live in.
 
In Pictures

Reading at DeMatha

Students on campus
Students on campus
A Pre-Primary reading session
A Pre-Primary reading session
Reading with a teacher
Reading with a teacher
Library at DeMatha English Medium School
 
The Long View

A Habit That Outlasts School

Examination results are measured in a single year. A reading habit is measured across a lifetime. The library exists so that children from Tulsibari and the villages around Rangia leave DeMatha with the assumption that books belong to them — that curiosity is normal, that a question is worth chasing down, and that the world is much larger than the one they can see from the school gate.

Admissions Open 2026–27
Come and See It
For Yourself

Visit the campus at Tulsibari, meet the teachers, and walk through the school before you decide. Admissions are open for LKG to Class VIII.