The College is named after St John Bosco, prominently known as Don Bosco, the organizer of the religious and instructive request 'Salesians of Don Bosco'. 

Wear Bosco was conceived in 1815, in a poor family close to Turin, Italy. By dint of diligent work and gallant penances he turned into a cleric in 1841. 

He committed himself to the administration of poor youth, offering them sustenance, safe house and instruction. He opened for them schools, specialized schools, youth lodgings and speeches. 

He established a general public of colleagues and broadened his work all over Europe and inevitably to all landmasses. 

Wear Bosco kicked the bucket on 31 January 1888 and was announced a holy person on 1 April 1934. 

Wear Bosco put together his arrangement of training with respect to the three mainstays of Reason, Religion and Loving Kindness.