Preparing Excellence...
Sacred Heart Convent School
Opening the school gates
Preparing Excellence...
Naugajja-Kishangarh, Punjab
Sacred Heart Convent School operates under the guidance of the Catholic Church and a registered charitable society, building a strong educational heritage in Punjab.
His Excellency Rt. Rev. Dr. Jose Sebastian, Bishop of Jalandhar Diocese, serves as the Patron of the school. The institution is administered by the Sisters of the Divine Saviour (Salvatorians), ensuring a legacy of value-based education and moral integrity.
The school is affiliated to the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (I.C.S.E.), New Delhi, Vide No. PU173. The medium of instruction is English, and the teaching methods align strictly with Council standards for Primary, Secondary, and Higher Secondary stages.
Special emphasis is placed on mastery of English, particularly Spoken English. Simultaneously, Hindi as the national language and Punjabi as the regional language are taught from the Pre-Primary level with due priority.
A council-approved academic and administrative structure ensuring language excellence, discipline, and standard compliance.
Run by the Catholic Church under a registered charitable society and administered by the Sisters of the Divine Saviour (Salvatorians).
Affiliated to the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (I.C.S.E.), New Delhi, Vide No. PU173, following the approved council curriculum.
English is the medium of instruction with special emphasis on mastery of English, including Spoken English, maintained at a high standard.
Hindi as the national language and Punjabi as the regional language are taught from the Pre-Primary level with due priority.
Punjabi is taught as a compulsory subject up to the tenth standard, and all students must appear for Punjabi in the Board examination.
Due importance is given to Punjabi, the regional language, in strict accordance with Government norms and educational regulations.
A balanced approach to regional language preservation and optional multi-language choices for board examinations.
Punjabi is taught as a compulsory subject up to the tenth standard. All students are required to appear for the Punjabi subject in the Board examination in strict compliance with Government norms.
Students wishing to opt for Hindi as an additional subject alongside Punjabi for Board examinations must submit a formal request to the Principal for consideration.
For special Hindi arrangements, additional classes will be organized and extra teachers engaged. An extra tuition fee applies to cover dedicated instruction.