About St. Xavier's English Medium School

St. Xavier's English Medium School, Shanti Bhawan, Jashpur (C.G), a minority Catholic Institution is run and managed by the members of the Society of Jesus (popularly known as 'Jesuits), a Religious Order of the Catholic church founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola in 1540. It belongs to a worldwide network of academic and business schools in India, the group of St. Xavier's School , Colleges and Institutions are well known. This School is part of the same family.
The property of the institution was bought by Fr. Paul Bulkans, S.J. in 1957. Initially the sisters of SMI (Sisters of Mary Immaculate) Krishnanagar (Kolkata) were invited to begin the primary school in 1971. The Sisters started the school from July 1, 1971.

Primary School

1st July 1971

Middle School

1st July 1979

Higher Secondary School

1st July 2003

English Medium School

1st July 2010

Vision and Mission

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Vision and Mission

VISION

As an Educational institution St. Xavier’s English Medium school aims at preparing students to become professionally competent citizens, Who are at the same time concerned about others, especially the underprivileged, in Oder to build up just society. So “Education for Transformation” is the motto of the school. St. Xavier’s English Medium school believes that every child is an untapped storehouse of talents, skills and capabilities. Therefore, the school endeavors to provide an ambience to identify the potentialities of children, chisel their talents, stimulate their imagination, open the doors of their minds to the road to creativity and innovativeness and to guide them on the voyage to probe, explore and discover the vast horizon of knowledge and technology of the present world.
At St. Xavier’s English Medium school, Shanti Bhawan, Jashpur, we groom children, where they are seasoned; so that each one of our student starts seeing things in Wholeness of light. We help the students to grasp every lesson of the life on their own and stand out for tomorrow, as true citizens of the country.