About St. Xavier’s

St.Xavier’s is an English Medium day-cum Residential School for Girls’ located at Mawana Road,Meerut. St.Xavier’s World School for Girls was founded in 2015.It is Affiliatedwith CBSE New Delhi. It is a progressive school based on Indian thought process, culture, tradition & the educational ideals of St. Xavier’s.

The school is situated in Pollution free environment on 15,000 Sq.ft. of land with extra land as playgrounds. The school grounds are beautifully landscaped. The classrooms are spacious and well-ventilated. Well-equipped Laboratories, Digital Maths Laboratory, Multi Media Lab, Computerised Interactive Class Rooms, Science Park, Library, Music and Dance Rooms, Art-craft room and Activity room are the other facilities provided by the School.

The School lays emphasis on games and extracurricular activities which include Music, Dance, Art and Craft, Gardening, Clay Modelling, Tae-kwon-Do, Yoga, Aerobics, NCC, Computer Science, Theatre Craft, Public Speaking, Media Literary etc. for developing life skills. Among many sports activities in the school are Badminton, Chess, Skating, Kho-Kho, Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Throwball and Athletics.

School Aims

At Xavier’s World School we aim to provide an excellent education for all its students in a safe and healthy environment where students and staff can share a love of learning and enjoy satisfaction in their achievements. The school wants to promote confidence in its students. The traditional strengths and values are combined with a determination to embrace new challenges, to promote flexible and lifelong learning and to prepare the members of the school’s community for the future. The school is committed to valuing all subjects and areas of the curriculum.

The aims will be achieved by:-

• Creating an ethos where spiritual life and moral values underpin what to do.
• Working collaboratively within the school: with parents and governors, with partner schools and in the wider community. The school will learn from others and also offer its own expertise where it can.
• Promoting a culture in which everyone, irrespective of age or experience, is recognized as having potential for learning, where challenge and innovation are welcomed and where staff and students are encouraged to become members of a learning society. Members of staff are encouraged to be reflective and innovative practitioners. Staff and students engage in regular self-review through procedures which are embedded into the life of the school.
• Creating an environment which promotes personalized learning and lifelong skills by maintaining focus on the individual student’s needs, both academic and pastoral.
• Promoting excellence and also breadth in educational experiences. The school wants its students to fulfill their potential across a range of achievements: academic, social, creative and personal.
• Promoting inclusion for all students and staff and finding ways to listen and respond to the ‘student’s voice’.
• Sustaining commitment to promote active citizenship, respect for others and a willingness to become involved in society.
• Fostering work-related learning and links with business and industry.
• Using technology creatively to help and inspire learning.

Message from the Principal’s Desk

“The best brains of the Nation may be found on the last benches of classroom”
—(Dr.A.P.J.Abdul Kalam)

We live today in a world, where the system of education solely focuses on academic excellence. The world today is changing at such an accelerated rate and we as educators, need to pause and reflect on his entire system of education.

As Dr. Kalam mentioned above, the best may not be the “excellent”. The focus of the education system has to be modified from producing more intellectuals who can score 90% in exams or can rank first in class, to individuals who can sacrifice for others, who can forgive and forget who can respect and give respect and ultimately who are enlightened.

This paradigm shift has to begin from home to school, from parent to teacher, then to the child. The true education must be engineered to ensure physical, intellectual. Moral, emotional. The vocational and spiritual development of the individual in an integrated manner.

‘TO MOTIVATE THE WEAK, TO ADDRESS THE AVERAGE. AND CHALLENGE THE GIFTED’ is the teaching vision of our school. Dr. Radhakrishnan said,” The aim of education is neither national efficiency nor world solidarity, but making the individual feel that he/she has within him/herself something deeper than intellect, call it spirit if you like”.

Our ancient scriptures have emphasized that the goal of education is liberation and that education is the journey towards eternal enlightenment. Therefore, let’s all strive together towards that kind of education, which will cultivate not wealth of muscles, or fullness of knowledge, nor refinement of feeling. But strength of character”.

God bless you all.

With sincere and warm regards

Saji Verghese
Principal
St. Xavier’s World School, Meerapur