Mission schools

Mission schools are educational institutions established by religious organizations or missions, often with the goal of promoting specific faiths alongside general education. They typically focus on teaching moral and spiritual values in addition to academic subjects. These schools may also aim to serve communities that lack access to quality education, often working in underserved areas. While their core purpose includes religious instruction, they usually follow national curricula and serve diverse student populations. Mission schools have historically played a significant role in expanding education in many regions, often fostering cultural exchange and social development through their educational and outreach activities.