Missionary Schools

Missionary schools are educational institutions established by religious organizations, primarily with the aim of promoting their faith while providing education. They often serve communities in regions lacking access to quality schooling, offering a curriculum that includes both academic subjects and religious instruction. These schools played a significant role in the spread of literacy and education in many parts of the world, particularly during the 19th and early 20th centuries. While they often focus on moral and ethical teachings aligned with their beliefs, they may also contribute to the local culture and community development.