A true follower of Jesus Christ Our founder and a loyal daughter of the Church, Mother Seraphina has left behind her a philosophy of education which will continue to guide us for ages to come. In her educational philosophy, she has forcefully and vividly emphasized the relationship between the teacher and the taught and the role played by the teacher in shaping and moulding the personality of the pupils. To quote her, “One who does not know to educate while teaching and to teach while instructing, usurps the name of the teacher."

To Mother Seraphina, school is the place where each child has to be cared for, loved, understood, nurtured and guided in order to draw out her/his full potential. She felt that relationship between the teacher and the taught should be that of a mother and child. Every child has a goal to reach and for this the care of both the Headmistress and the staff is required.

According to Mother Seraphina, the main duty of the educator is to study the character and capacity of each child and direct them to the path of truth and goodness. Quoting Denti, the Nineteenth Century Educationist, Seraphina says, "The educator should be a mother counsellor, facilitator and one who ignites the spark of creativity in the students, "A good teacher should be respectful towards superiors, modest with equals, courteous to the inferiors, kind, impartial and just with all."