St. Xavier's Academy
Parent InsightsAmwatikar Chandandih Latehar Jharkhand - 829206 India
- ✦Managed by the Catholic Christian Minority Board of Education (C.C.M.B.E.)
- ✦Claims to follow the ICSE syllabus
- ✦Active sports culture with visible achievements
Summary for Parents
Summary For The Parent
- •St. Xavier’s Academy, Latehar is a private English‑medium school established in 2003, serving students from Nursery to Class 8. It offers a structured environment, a decent library, and visible sports participation. The school’s leadership and staff are clearly identified, which adds transparency.
- •What kind of child will this school work best for: A child who thrives in a structured, values‑based environment; A child who enjoys sports and outdoor activities; Families comfortable engaging directly with the school for details and updates
- •Strengths: Established reputation in the district; Good library and classroom infrastructure; Active sports participation; Dedicated staff and leadership
- •Potential trade‑offs / Things to check: Board affiliation (ICSE claim vs DISE listing); Updated fee structure and transport options; Accessibility for differently‑abled students; Current teacher strength and qualifications
- •Recommendations / Questions to Ask: Can you confirm the school’s current board affiliation and exam results? What are the latest fees and transport facilities? How does the school support inclusive education? Is boarding currently available? Can you connect us with current parents for feedback?
School Information
Board / Curriculum
ICSE
Grades offered
Nursery - 12
Medium
English
Type
Co-ed
Students
929
Student–Teacher Ratio
Around 32:1
Boarding
Day school only
Pincode
829206
Leadership & Staff
- • Principal: Sr. Julite C.M.C.
- • Teachers include Fr. Mankuwar Toppo (TGT) and others
- • Mix of religious and lay staff
Fees & Admissions
Annual fees
Fee details will be updated soon.
Grades offered
Nursery - 12
Admission Process for Interested Parents
Timeline
- 1.Admissions to LKG open in December; other classes depend on vacancies
Process
- 1.Admission test required for classes above LKG
Documents
- 1.Birth certificate
- 2.Transfer certificate (for lateral entry)
- 3.Proof of residence/identity
Note
The date of birth once entered cannot be changed; ensure documents are accurate
What Parents Say
Aggregated from parent reviews across platforms. Ask these questions during your school visit.
Early / Primary (Pre‑Primary to Grade 5)
Positives
The school has a strong library and good classroom conditions. Parents appreciate the focus on foundational learning.
Watch out for
There is limited information about early-years teaching methods or parent engagement.
Ask: How does the school support early literacy and numeracy?
Upper Primary (Grades 6–8)
Positives
Students have access to computers and some digital tools, which is good exposure for a small-town school.
Watch out for
Teacher numbers vary across data sources, which may affect attention per child.
Ask: What is the current student–teacher ratio and how are teachers trained?
Board / Academic (ICSE claim)
Positives
The school claims to follow the ICSE syllabus, which can offer a structured academic base.
Watch out for
DISE lists the board as “Others,” so parents should confirm the current affiliation.
Ask: Can the school share its CISCE registration number or exam results?
Extracurricular / Sports
Positives
The school is visibly active in sports, especially football, and celebrates achievements publicly.
Watch out for
There is little information about the range of extracurricular options or coaching quality.
Ask: What extracurricular activities are offered beyond sports?
Campus & Facilities
Reviews from Other Platforms
Aggregated from public sources for reference. These are not verified by SchoolCompass.
What parents liked
"Good academic focus for primary grades; well‑maintained classrooms and library."
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"Active in sports — local trophies and events are shared on the school’s Facebook page."
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"Dedicated staff with a mix of religious and trained teachers."
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Concerns raised
"Limited online parent reviews — difficult to assess recent satisfaction."
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"Fees and transport details are not publicly available."
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"Accessibility for differently‑abled students (ramps) is not available."
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What Kind of Peer Group?
Age Range
3–14 years (Nursery to Class 8)
Family Backgrounds
Mostly local families from Latehar and nearby villages, many seeking English‑medium education
Socio-economic Profile
Lower‑middle to middle‑income families; some residential students from nearby areas
Child Profiles
Academically inclined children, sports‑loving students, and those from families valuing moral and community‑based education
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