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About Us
Oju Mission School is a non-commercial school, run by Oju Welfare Association, Naharlagun. Oju Welfare Association (OWA) has been running the schemes of Residential Primary School and Residential Secondary School at Naharlagun. The Residential Secondary School was initially upto Class VIII, which resulted in school drop-outs since the students belong to poor and needy families and could not afford the soaring fee structure of other commercial schools for higher education.
Considering the increase in drop-out rate, the OWA has been continuing upto the secondary level (Class X) under the banner of Oju Mission School, from its own resources.
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Principal's Message
Dear Parents and Students, It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to our school website. As Principal I am hugely impressed by the commitment of the school and the staff to the provision of an excellent all-round education for our students in our state of the art facilities.
Heartiest welcome to the Oju Mission School. Oju Mission School was established in 1979 by socially devoted and noble hearted lady Padma Shree Late.Smt. Binny Yanga with a noble cause of imparting flawless and valuable education to the students of Arunachal Pradesh. She had a motto to extend a methodological education and to make the children of society competitive, self reliant and a good citizen.
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Chairperson's Message
At OJU Mission School, we don’t believe in preaching, instead we allow our students to experience, explore and experiment through various experiences.
Along with the academic excellence and vast sports opportunities, we provide our students with an exposure to the realities of the world. We sculpt them into competitive, empathetic, optimistic individuals who strive to succeed in every challenge they are faced with.
We aim at ensuring that our comprehensive development programs provide students with an international learning experience, while preserving
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Founder
About Founder
As I was born in a family of Social Workers, I had the opportunity to serve the rural and needy people. Gradually, I was engaged in many social activities, while assisting my father, late Bini Jaipu, who had served the State as a Political Assistant and a renowned social activist.
I was educated in Banasthali Vidyapeeth, Rajasthan. After my education, I founded the "All Subansiri District Girls' Welfare Association", where I served as President for seven years and raised my voice against evil practices such as child marriage, forced marriage, bride prices, etc.
Thereafter, I joined as Assistant Teacher and served under Education Department, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh. I was also among the first ladies to join the 1st batch of lady police under Arunachal Pradesh Police in 1978.
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