St. Mary’s Convent Inter College, Lucknow is a coeducational day school affiliated with the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), New Delhi. Promoted in 1964 at the request of the Ministry of Railways, St. Mary’s Convent Inter College started as a small primary school and over the years, has flourished into a well established intermediate college, providing education to children from preparatory level to class XII (ISC).
The school is run by the Sisters of the Congregation of Jesus and aims at providing education based on Christian principles, to bring out the best and noblest qualities in children to make them good and loyal citizen
The school boasts a well stocked library, well equipped labs for physics, chemistry and biology, an auditorium, spacious classrooms and a large play field.
St. Mary’s Convent Inter College, Lucknow follows the CISCE curriculum and offers education from preparatory level to class XII. Besides academics, the school lays great emphasis on moral and spiritual values which are a part of the school’s regular curriculum. Students of classes Prep to V are assessed continuously and promotion at the end of the scholastic year depends on the whole year’s performance. Continuous assessment includes written and oral work, announced or unannounced.
Extracurricular: The school promotes a host of co-curricular activities besides sports such as cricket, athletics, basketball, hurdles, high jump, long jump, javelin and discuss throw.
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Internet Wi-Fi
SportsThe minimum age for admission to preparatory class is 4.5 years on April 1 of the year of admission. Registration forms are issued on a date fixed by the principal. On the day of registration, original and photocopy of birth certificate must be produced.
Fees
Please contact the school office for information on fees.
Students of St. Mary’s Convent Inter College, Lucknow have brought accolades to the school in scholastic and non scholastic activities at the inter school, inter district and inter state levels.
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