History

Named after Joan of Arc,

Named after Joan of Arc, a national heroine of France and a Roman Catholic saint she led the French army to several important victories during the hundred years’ war. She was captured by the Burgundians, sold to the English, tried by an ecclesiastical court, and burned at the stake when she was 19 years old.

It was only in 1920 after about 450 years of her supreme sacrifice, that she was finally canonized as St. Joan of arc. Her undying spirit to “Serve the Nation” is the motto thus adopted by St. Joan’s Convent. Her unmoved devotion and selfless patriotism continue to provide encouragement and motivation.

Objective

Our Motive

School is committed to provide an environment that goes beyond the conventional class-rooms. We have been trying to inculcate the values along with the academics, and a spirit to celebrate success and to learn from his/her failure.

Class rooms are equipped with Smart Digital Boards which help the mentors to make the teaching learning process interesting, inspiring and can connect them with experience and intuition. We are further encouraging the children to decide and learn independently.

Dr. Sudhir Sachdeva

To raise the leaders of tomorrow, children must be educated for life today.

An education that paves the way to success by covering three most crucial aspects of learning: Intellectual, social and emotional development. The school curriculum has all the elements of creativity, powered with experimenting learning, trying to bring about holistic development of children.

The ultimate goal of our mentors is to help each child’s journey from ordinary to extraordinary by empowering him/her with emotional strength and making him or her equipped with skills of life.

Every child is unique and has his/her own talents and potential. School discovers, polish and brings forth the hidden treasure of the children to the world.

Message from the Chairman's