Children can be registered at St. Mary's Junior School starting at the age of 6. St. Mary's Junior School offers a nurturing and stimulating environment designed to support each child's academic and personal growth. The registration process involves submitting the necessary documentation, and completing the required assessments or interviews. Parents are encouraged to visit the school, meet with staff, and learn more about the curriculum and extracurricular opportunities available to ensure it aligns with their child's needs and aspirations. Early registration is recommended, as places may be limited due to high demand.

"The school operates from 7:50 AM to 1:45 PM, providing a structured and productive learning environment during these hours. The school day typically begins with morning assembly and prayer, followed by a series of lessons that cover a wide range of subjects, including core academics, arts, and physical education.

All students of the Junior School are required to wear a school uniform, which is provided by the school and can be purchased on the school premises.

Yes, our school offers a convenient and reliable school bus service to assist families with transportation needs. The service is designed to ensure the safety and punctuality of our students, providing a stress-free way for them to commute to and from school each day. For more detailed information about bus routes, schedules, and associated costs, please feel free to contact us directly. Our administrative team will be happy to provide you with all the necessary details and assist you in making the best arrangements for your child's transportation.

At our school, diversity and inclusion are core values that shape our community and educational approach. We are committed to fostering an environment where every student, regardless of their background, culture, ethnicity, gender, or abilities, feels respected, valued, and empowered to thrive. Our policies promote equity, celebrate differences, and encourage open dialogue, ensuring that all members of our school community have equal opportunities to succeed.

Yes, there is an entrance exam as part of our admissions process. This exam is designed to assess each student's academic abilities and ensure they are well-prepared to thrive in our school's learning environment. It typically covers key subjects such as language, mathematics, and general knowledge, depending on the grade level. The exam helps us understand the student's strengths and areas for growth, allowing us to provide the best possible support for their educational journey. Families will receive detailed information about the exam format, dates, and preparation guidelines upon applying.

Each class at our school has a maximum of 25 students, ensuring a low student-to-teacher ratio that allows for personalized attention and a supportive learning environment. Additionally, there is one section per grade, which helps create a close-knit community where students and teachers can build strong relationships and collaborate effectively. This structure also promotes a sense of belonging and continuity as students progress through their educational journey together

At our school, we hold high expectations for our students, as we believe the following qualities are essential for both academic success and personal growth.

• Hard Work: We expect students to consistently put forth their best effort, embrace challenges, and strive to achieve their full potential.

• Openness: We encourage curiosity, a willingness to learn from others, and the ability to consider new ideas and perspectives.

• Sincerity: We value honesty, genuineness, and respect in all interactions with peers and teachers.

• Discipline: We emphasize self-control, responsibility, and the ability to manage time and tasks effectively.

The school celebrates two main events: Christmas and the Graduation of Grade VI. 

In addition to these, the school organizes: 

• Sports Day 
• Tree Feast 
• Talent Day 
• Three School Trips 

As part of our centennial celebrations, St. Mary’s Forest has been created in memory of 100 years of the school. This initiative, supported by the Junior School parents, provides the children with an opportunity to spend a Saturday enjoying and connecting with nature.