Clarrie Isaacs is situated at Eden Garden with 11.35 acres of land, has buildings with hostel for boys and girls and a play ground. St.Paul's, recognised by the Government of Tamil Nadu, is an English Medium, Co-educational School. Matriculation syllabus is followed with Tamil and Hindi as Second Languages. French is also taught as II Language in Hr. Sec. Classes. To prepare the children for the existing Computer age, Computer Education is implemented to students of classes from I to XII with well equipped computer center, which has 62 computers and 8 printers with Internet, LAN and multimedia Facility	St. Paul's Matric Higher Secondary School
11874450	Clarrie Isaacs Clarrie Isaacs Clarence Frederick Clarrie" Isaacs, also known as Yaluritja and Ishak Mohamad Haj, (9 April 1948 – 26 November 2003) was an Australian Aboriginal activist. Life and career. Isaacs attended Perth Modern School, where he studied technical drawing. He later attended the Clyde Cameron College in Albury, a union-backed training centre. After converting to Islam Isaacs undertook a pilgrimage to Mecca, earning the right to use the honorific title Haj. In the early 1990s Isaacs was among a number of activists, including Michael Mansell, who formed the Aboriginal Provisional Government. At various times Isaacs styled himself as the President  of the Aboriginal Government. Isaacs, with other activists, travelled to Libya using Aboriginal passports issued by a group that later became known as the Aboriginal Provisional Government. Attempting to use the passports on their re-entry to Australia, they were initially refused entry to Australia by immigration officials. Isaacs was a prominent figure in protests against development of the Swan Brewery site in Perth during the late 1980s. He was also prominent in efforts to return the pickled head of 19th century Noongar warrior Yagan from Britain. In 1991 Isaacs was a founding member of the short-lived New Left  Party, considered a successor of the Communist Party of Australia. In the 1993 Western Australian state election Isaacs stood for the Western Australian Legislative Assembly seat of Fremantle. Isaacs stood as a candidate for Racism No! in the 1996 Western Australian state election for the Legislative Council in the South Metropolitan Region. At the 2001 Australian federal election Isaacs was a candidate for the Australian Senate, however he only received 260 votes. He was chairman of the Derbal Yerrigan Health Service and was a Western Australian delegate to the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation. Isaacs was a Justice of  the Peace. Isaacs died 26 November 2003 in Dunsborough, Western Australia. He was buried on 12 December 2003 at Pinnaroo Cemetery in Perth. Clarrie Isaacs Clarence Frederick "Clarrie" Isaacs, also known as Yaluritja and Ishak Mohamad Haj, (9 April 1948 – 26 November 2003) was an Australian Aboriginal activist. Life and career. Isaacs attended Perth Modern School, where he studied technical drawing. He later attended the Clyde Cameron College in Albury, a union-backed training centre. After converting to Islam Isaacs undertook a pilgrimage to Mecca, earning the right to use the honorific title Haj. In the early 1990s Isaacs was