St. Xavier's School
Affiliated to CISCE- JH006
Bokaro Steel City
Affiliated to CISCE- JH006
Bokaro Steel City
St. Xavier’s gives its students a solid wellrounded formation for life
Our mission relates to how we live out our Jesuit and Ignatian charism in our school communities and as a global education community. It explains why we do what we do.
The mission of the Society of Jesus is a mission rooted in the belief that a new world of justice, love and peace needs educated persons of competence, conscience and compassion, men and women who are ready to embrace and promote all that is fully human, who are committed to working for the freedom and dignity of all peoples, and who are willing to do so in cooperation with others equally dedicated to the reform of society and its structures.
We envision the holistic growth of students to become persons of competence, conscience, compassion and commitment, and men and women for and with others. The mission of St. Xavier's, is to give its students, a solid well-rounded formation for life. The school strives to form truly integrated persons of deep faith in God, who will be capable of shouldering responsibilities towards their families, neighbours, country, fellow human beings and the environment.
Intellectual formation includes a growing ability to reason reflectively, logically, and critically. The formation of the balanced person with a personally developed philosophy of life that includes ongoing habits of reflection.
Jesuit education recognizes the developmental stages of intellectual, affective and spiritual growth and assists each student to mature gradually in all these areas.
The commitment to integrity and honesty is manifested in an atmosphere of open, civil discourse and careful, respectful listening where freedom of thought and expression are valued and protected.
The Jesuit Education emphasis on discernment, which is the process of making thoughtful and moral decisions. Educators aim to help students develop the skills and values needed to make ethical choices in their lives. Discernment is practiced through prayer, reflection, consultation with others and considering the full impact of actions from diverse angles.
Jesuits Education encourages openness to new discoveries, ideas, methods, and perspectives, and it actively encourages and celebrates diversity in all forms. This includes promoting “awareness of and sensitivity toward differences of race, gender, ethnicity, culture, gender identity, religion, age, and ability
Developing the whole person. Integrating all aspects of our lives. Leaders should find themselves within and are more successful if they understand who they are as a person
Jesuit schools place a strong emphasis on rigorous academics, critical thinking, and intellectual inquiry. They strive to develop students' intellectual curiosity and the ability to analyze complex issues.
Jesuits also seeks to foster habits of learning, inquiry, and personal and corporate self-examination that encourage ongoing growth and change in its members, even after they leave the University community
Jesuit education seeks to develop leaders who are ethical, compassionate, and committed to making a positive impact in their communities and the world.
Jesuit education emphasizes the importance of social justice and the idea that education should prepare students to be compassionate, socially responsible individuals who work for the betterment of others and society as a whole.
The Jesuit approach to education places a strong emphasis on social justice and a commitment to addressing issues of inequality and injustice in the world.
Xavier’s encourages openness to new discoveries, ideas, methods, and perspectives, and it actively encourages and celebrates diversity in all forms.
This includes promoting “awareness of and sensitivity toward differences of race, gender, ethnicity, culture, gender identity, religion, age, and ability”
Jesuit institutions aim to create nurturing, inclusive, and supportive communities where individuals are encouraged to grow intellectually, spiritually, and personally while actively engaging in service and promoting the well-being of others.
Jesuit education seeks to nurture students' spiritual lives, deepen their understanding of their faith, and inspire them to live out their beliefs through service, social justice, and ethical leadership.