Mother Mary Public School is a highly renowned coeducational school in Noida's Sector 45. The school is affiliated with both the CBSE and CISCE boards and aims to deliver quality education from Nursery to Class 12. With a student-teacher ratio of 17:1, it seeks to instill a feeling of community and moral values in its students.
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Mother Mary Public School is a highly renowned coeducational school in Noida's Sector 45. The school is affiliated with both the CBSE and CISCE boards and aims to deliver quality education from Nursery to Class 12. With a student-teacher ratio of 17:1, it seeks to instill a feeling of community and moral values in its students.
Our foremost concern is to prepare students in such a manner so that they are globally acceptable in all walks of life. We believe that the purpose of education is not just to teach books to the children rather to educate them in a manner that enriches their life with the diet of good culture, smartness, knowledge and awareness. We envisage the growth of children with a definite objective of achiev
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Our foremost concern is to prepare students in such a manner so that they are globally acceptable in all walks of life. We believe that the purpose of education is not just to teach books to the children rather to educate them in a manner that enriches their life with the diet of good culture, smartness, knowledge and awareness. We envisage the growth of children with a definite objective of achiev
In 1896, Adventist Education opened their first school in India on 14 Bow Bazaar Street in the bustling city of Calcutta (now Kolkata). Georgia A. Burrus and Martha May Taylor, two young Americans, administered the school where there were seventy girls in the first year. Over 123 years have passed since then and Adventist education to the people of India has certainly come a long way. Statistics ar
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In 1896, Adventist Education opened their first school in India on 14 Bow Bazaar Street in the bustling city of Calcutta (now Kolkata). Georgia A. Burrus and Martha May Taylor, two young Americans, administered the school where there were seventy girls in the first year. Over 123 years have passed since then and Adventist education to the people of India has certainly come a long way. Statistics ar