Little Flower Convent School, Panchkula  managed by the CMC sisters, a religious order founded in Kerala in 1866, is a Christian minority school dedicated to providing education primarily to women and children. The sisters have been actively involved in the field of education since the school's inception. These institutions play a crucial role in shaping and nurturing the lives of numerous young girls and boys from diverse backgrounds, including various social classes, religious communities, and linguistic groups.

Established in 1990, Little Flower Convent School is affiliated with the Council for the Indian Certificate School Examinations, which is recognized by the Government of India as one of the leading All India School Examining bodies. The school operates solely on fees and does not receive any financial assistance from the government or private sources. Consequently, the fees need to be adjusted periodically to meet the increasing costs and salaries. The day-to-day functioning of the school is entrusted to the Principal.

Our primary objective is to foster the holistic development of our students, enabling them to become intellectually competent, morally upright, spiritually inclined, loving, caring, and dedicated to the pursuit of justice and truth. We are deeply invested in national development and encourage our students to actively engage in it. Little Flower Convent School takes pride in its eco-friendly, serene, and peaceful environment. Each day begins with morning meditation and prayer, connecting the entire LFCS Family with the divine and seeking God's blessings before embarking on the day's activities.

As an institution deeply committed to ethical values, we expect our students and staff to conduct themselves in a manner that reflects appropriate behavior, particularly regarding their attire, demeanor, and discipline. Students are required to show respect to their teachers and the management, greeting them courteously. English is the preferred language of communication within the school campus.

Maintaining decorum and discipline is of utmost importance, both within and outside the campus. Students are expected to safeguard the school property, keep the premises clean and tidy, and adhere to the prescribed dress code.

We expect students to dress formally, modestly, and neatly in accordance with the school's guidelines.