It was established as an English-medium school in 1912 by the Congregation of Our Lady of Christian Missions at Luxmi Bazar. After Bangladesh became independent in 1971, the school became a Bengali-medium school.
The school starts at 7:40Â a.m. and ends at 1:25Â p.m. There are four sections in every class. Each section is named, with names including Neptune, Saturn, Jupiter, Hira and Nelkamal. There are about 60 to 70 students in every class. In front of the school building there is a play ground and a basketball court for the students. In 2017 the Education Ministry and the Education board approve this institution as college.
Although it is a missionary school, it is open to students of all religions and castes.
This is the best girls school in old Dhaka
Its such a good school for girls..
Its a very very disciplined school..and students who read here are not very stubborn..and the result is absolutely amazing..the students who go to differnet colleges are well situated and everybody praise about thier behaviour and everything they do..
A Century Past St. Francis Xavier's Girls' School & College, situated in Old Dhaka close to the River Buriganga near Sadarghat was founded by the Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions (RNDM Sisters). Originally the purpose of the school was to educate the oppressed and deprived girls. In 1912 Most Rev. Bishop Fredrick Linnborn, C.S.C. invited the RNDM Sisters to take responsibilities of the girls from St. Gregory's English Medium Co-education School. The Sisters named it St. Francis Xavier's Girls' English Medium School under the Patronization of the Archdiocese of Dhaka. In 1954 the English Medium School was affiliated by the Cambridge University, England (GCE). Side by side the Bengali Medium was run privately up to class X and the students appeared for Matriculation privately until 1980. After the Independence of Bangladesh by the Order of the Government in 1972 all the schools in Bangladesh were converted to Bangla Medium. The Government then granted permission to the RNDM Sisters to run St. Francis Xavier's as English Medium School. Thus the extension of St. Francis Xavier's English Medium from Luxmibazar was moved at Mohammadpur and it was named as St. Francis Xavier's Green Herald International School. St. Francis Xavier's Girls' Bengali Medium at Luxmibazar got its registration in 1979 by the Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Dhaka. The College Section got Permission in May 2017 and class began in July 2017. The course of studies meet the requirements of the secondary and higher secondary certificate examination conducted by the BISE, Dhaka. The Students are offered a choice of three groups - Science, Humanities and Business Studies.
Teachers are very bad always runing after money force their student purpose of running their cocaching center (specially) bad sir sridam
It was established as an English-medium school in 1912 by the Congregation of Our Lady of Christian Missions at Luxmi Bazar.[citation needed] After Bangladesh became independent in 1971, the school became a Bengali-medium school.
The school starts at 7:40 a.m. and ends at 1:25 p.m. There are four sections in every class. Each section is named, with names including Neptune, Saturn, Jupiter, Hira and Nelkamal. There are about 60 to 70 students in every class. In front of the school building there is a play ground and a basketball court for the students.In 2017 the Education Ministry and the Education board approve this institution as college.
Although it is a missionary school, it is open to students of all religions and castes.
It is a good school for girls.
Well established girls school situated right after the ST. Francis church
It was established as an English-medium school in 1912 by the Congregation of Our Lady of Christian Missions at Luxmi Bazar. After Bangladesh became independent in 1971, the school became a Bengali-medium school
The school starts at 7:40 a.m. and ends at 1:25 p.m. There are four sections in every class. Each section is named, with names including Neptune, Saturn, Jupiter, Hira and Nelkamal. There are about 60 to 70 students in every class. In front of the school building there is a play ground and a basketball court for the students.In 2017 the Education Ministry and the Education board approve this institution as college.
Although it is a missionary school, it is open to students of all religions and castes.
Best girls school of old Dhaka city. Good administration. When we were @ school, we used to look for girls of this school in the way of our school and home. Strick rules and tight schedule of routine.
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Dear Concern , the mobile address provided here is not correct, its is a personal mobile no that does not belong to the school. so please correct the mobile no.
Everything is good except the sister (headmistress) and maximum teachers are good if u want to admit then wait 3years . Because after 3 years this sister will go then u can admit .
I study in this school .. Seems to me , it is one of the best schools I've ever known in my life .. The school has many facilities which is very convenient for the students and we are like a big family .. Every teacher is different but when it comes down to loving us , they are the best
One of the best girl's school in old Dhaka .facilities and academic result is good.
Best school for girls in old Town of Dhaka. It has many legendary teacher to share knowledge and care the students.
It is one of the best schools in Old Dhaka well decorated with excellent faculty
I m the student of this institution. I love my school. I m very proud to be a member in this institution.
It used to be one of the best institution for girls. But due to some lacking of internal management and average result, it is loosing its fame. Still has some talents to boast of.