Education

Sir John Wilson School (SJWS)

Sir John Wilson School (SJWS), one of the top-ranking private, English medium schools of Bangladesh, started its journey with only 9 students on August 29, 1995. The student body today stands at 2020 with 215 educators.

The school is at present owned and managed by the United Professional Services Ltd, a concern of the United Group.

The school is named after the late Sir John Wilson, a pioneer in the worldwide battle against disability. It began with the motto to provide quality education in English medium to the children of our urban society in order to build good citizens for tomorrow.

The school’s mission is to empower students to acquire, demonstrate, articulate and value knowledge and skills that will support them, as life-long learners, to participate in and contribute to the world and practise the core values of the school: respect, tolerance & inclusion, and attain excellence in education through adapting to new challenges.

The Mission is based on the belief that it is important that the school, together with the family of the students, teachers and the wider community, promote responsible attitudes and desirable behavior, enabling students to act with integrity, respect and to take responsibility for their actions.

Message from Principal

Sir John Wilson School (SJWS), has established itself as one of the most premium schools in Dhaka.

A key aspect of our mission is to ensure that the school, together with the family of the students, teachers and the wider community are unified in our vision to promote responsible attitudes and exemplary behavior, so that students have the right environment within and beyond the school to learn to act with integrity, dignity and responsibility.

We are playing the role in facilitating the group’s vision to pave the way for a brighter tomorrow for the community through empowering students by equipping them with the skills and helping them develop the right mindset. We hope to impart our core values of respect, tolerance & inclusion, and the drive to learn through adapting to new challenges that will help them in their life-long journey of achieving excellence and contributing to our society and nation.

Sabrina Shaheed

Principal Sir John Wilson School