ST. MARY'S CONVENT SCHOOL

It is a day school for girls and boys. It was established on 4th July 2013 by the sisters of the Congregation of Jesus founded by an English lady, Mother MARY WARD in 1609. It is an International Institute especially devoted to the education of youth.

This Institution is open to boys & girls of all communities, irrespective of status, caste and religion. it imparts not only academic education to girls and boys, but also helps them to form an integrated personality by developing in them a strong character, love of truth, respect, loyalty, a sense of justice and the necessity for honest, hard work. This will make them an honour for manhood/womanhood and a source of happiness and blessing to all with whom they come in contact.

Physical Training, Social, Cultural and other extracurricular activities are given adequate place in the children's education to make them disciplined and worthy citizens. Moral Education, taught to all children, aims at inculcating in them right values and attitudes

VISION STATEMENT OF EDUCATION MINISTRY FOR THE ALLAHABAD PROVINCE OF THE CJ

We, the CJ Sisters of the Allahabad Province, in collaboration with the staff, renew our commitment with the pioneering spirit of our Foundress, Mother Mary Ward, to bring about the Kingdom of God through our Education Ministry.

We aim at training our students to strive for personal excellence in order to take leadership in enabling their fellow citizens to create a just society, where the underprivileged and exploited, especially women, children, and dalits are restored to God-given dignity, rights and freedom.

We commit ourselves :

• To form students who are imbued with the sense of the Divine, equipped with intellectual knowledge and moral values, developing them as persons of competence, conscience, compassion and commitment.
• To create a school climate where values of love, freedom, sincerity and justice are experienced and lived out by all.
• To promote sensitivity to diverse religions, cultures, and ethnic groups in our Nation, to bring about mutual respect and harmony.
• To direct our attention and resources, to the education of the children from the least privileged in the society, who are economically, socially, and culturally deprived and victimized in various ways.
• To cultivate empathy for the disturbed ecology and to radiate God's love to all creation, nurturing every aspect of life.
• To network effectively among our own and neighborhood schools and other agencies who promote similar values, in order to assist the emergence of a fully developed human community.
• To create a scientific temper in our students who, conscious of the problems, issues and needs of the society are able to analyze and critique the same.
• To promote the conviction and belief that all of us, namely sisters, teachers, students, and parents are equal partners and participants in the noble work of education for social transformation.