Christ the King College was founded in January, 1940 by the Late Bishop F. X. Fenech and continually nourished by his Lordship Rt. Rev. Frederick D'Souza (Bishop of Jhansi) and is conducted by the Catholic Diocese of Jhansi Education Society.
Christ the King College is primarily established to provide education for the Catholic children, especially of the Anglo-Indian Community, a sound general education in the medium of English. Hence Catholics especially Anglo-Indians are accorded priority in the matter of admissions, however, children of other communities are also admitted.
It aims at the development of the whole child spiritual, moral, mental, emotional, physical and social and the formation of an upright citizen and a perfect gentleman. Hence the College programme is planned in terms of needs arising from such a development. (For Christians this education is given on religious as well as moral basis).
It thus endeavours to contribute to the necessary transformation of the prevailing social conditions. This transformation as understood by it envisages that the principles of social justice, equality of opportunity, genuine freedom and respect for religious and moral values enshrined in the Constitution of India shall prevail and that all live in keeping with their human dignity and self-respect.
It strives to build up the integral formation of the youth. To accomplish this endeavours to create an environment which generates a love for learning habits of critical thought and accurate expression and the strength of character and the moral values needed for life that is socially meaningful. Therefore special efforts are made to teach students.
to be unselfish in the service of their fellow-men.
to become agents of needed social change in their action.
to be clear and firm on principles and courageous in action.
to value and judiciously use their freedom.
to become mature, spiritually oriented persons of character and to continuously strive for excellence in every field.
