They keep coming back.
For the Sunday mentoring sessions, the December alumni match, the careers evening in October — and, for around one in nine current families, to enrol their own children.
Twelve of six thousand.
Policy researcher working on public finance reform in South Asia.
Building fintech infrastructure for small businesses across India.
Final-year resident, passionate about rural community healthcare.
Clerking at the Supreme Court, focused on constitutional law.
Ships consumer features used by half a billion people.
Orthopaedic surgeon and Sunday-clinic volunteer for staff families.
Built a 400-person company from a hostel-room idea.
Directs a Delhi repertory company touring three states a year.
Not a mailing list — a rota.
Four standing programmes that current students actually feel. Between them, 140 alumni gave time to the school last year.
One-on-one guidance for Class XI–XII students on courses, colleges and careers.
Every October, alumni across a dozen fields speak to Class IX–XII in small groups.
Cricket, food stalls and a very competitive tug-of-war against current staff.
Alumni-run companies and teams take Mayo students for summer internships first.
Four dates worth diarising.
Open to every batch, with no fee. Bring your family — the December match has become a rather crowded picnic.
Alumni across a dozen fields speak to Class IX–XII in small groups.
Cricket, food stalls and families of every batch on the front lawn.
Milestone batches (10th, 20th, 25th year) are hosted formally.
New mentors for the following year's Sunday sessions are onboarded.
Studied here? Tell us where you landed.
Two emails a year, at most — the careers evening and the December match. Nothing else, and never to anyone outside the school.