Sir John Wilson School
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house #5, road #77, gulshan-2, 1212, Dhaka, Bangladesh, Dhaka, Bangladesh
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Sir John Wilson School (SJWS) is considered to be one of the top ranking private, English medium schools of Bangladesh. It started with only 9 students on August 29, 1995. The student body today stands at 1805 and there are 167 academic staff members. The School is at present owned and managed by the United Professional Services Ltd, a concern of the United Group. It comprises of a fully equipped, custom built campus at United City which stands on a land with the area of 10 bigha.
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The School is named after the late Sir John Wilson, a pioneer in the worldwide battle against disability. The school is dedicated to provide quality education. Here at SJWS we pride ourselves in having a curriculum that is aimed at building a well rounded individual.
The curriculum at Sir John Wilson School is based on UK Edexcel Curriculum with modifications appropriate to the local needs in Bangladesh. However, we offer 2 subjects from Cambridge International Exam Board for O Level. Bangla and Bangladesh Studies is mandatory subjects for O Level at SJWS.
Extra-curricular activities plays a vital role at SJWS. These are available for Classes 1 to 12. We also offer weekend sessions of swimming and football/ basketball/ cricket practice at a specific time of the year. Along with academic excellence we emphasis on developing all inherent talents students may possess through our diverse extracurricular activities to build up their confidence and leadership skills.
SJWS strives to ensure academic achievement while providing a safe and supportive learning environment for the new generation.
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Location & Hours
| Mon | 07 am - 06 pm |
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| Tue | 07 am - 06 pm |
| Wed | 07 am - 06 pm |
| Thu | 07 am - 06 pm |
| Fri | closed |
| Sat | 07 am - 06 pm |
| Sun | 07 am - 06 pm |
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Tanveer Rahman
Used to a very good school . I guess now it's getting better again . Big campus , playing field . Proper amenities for students .
Anwar M Hossain
Sir John Wilson School (SJWS) in Dhaka is a prestigious private, English medium school that began its journey with only 9 students in 1995. Today, it boasts a thriving student body of over 1800 and a dedicated academic staff of 167 members. The school is part of the United Group under the management of United Professional Services Ltd. and occupies a custom-built campus in United City. Named after Sir John Wilson, a pioneer in the fight against disability, SJWS is committed to providing quality education that fosters well-rounded individuals. The curriculum is based on the UK Edexcel system, with modifications to suit local needs, and includes mandatory subjects like Bangla and Bangladesh Studies for O Level. Extracurricular activities are integral to the SJWS experience, offering weekend sports sessions and nurturing students’ talents to build confidence and leadership skills.
Rudaba Tazin
a very good school for toddlers. The staff of the school are so friendly and well behaved. The curriculum of the school is decorated in such manner which helped students to learn in a playfully way.
Md. Nurul Islam
I love this place and their commitments. 1000 trees 🌲 plantation has been happened from Novo Nordisk Pharma (Pvt.) Ltd on 20 September 2019. I was one of the participant and have planted many trees with my won hand. This was an excellent initiative from Novo Nordisk Bangladesh. It's the part of "Circular for Zero" means Zero carbon emissions foe green world. Global Novo Nordisk Pharma announced this circular and we are the part of that.
Nurul Amin
One of the best English Medium School in Bangladesh. It is a really disciplined school with all its students nicely behaved