 A third attempt was initiated on 16 February 1846, when M. D. Taghiadian opened a girls’ school and named it Saint Sandught, later adding a boys section.At its height there were 35 pupils (15 girls and 20 boys) but Saint Sandught closed down six years later.The education of Indian-Armenian girls was seemingly ignored until 1922 when David Avetic Davidian founded the Trust of D.A.