Nazareth Academy, Mokama is a Christian Minority School,owned and dministered by the Mokama Nazareth Hospital Society.This Society belongs to the SISTERS OF CHARITY OF NAZARETH (SCN), an international Congregation,committed to work for justice in solidarity with oppressed peopleespecially the economically poor and women and to care for the earth.This commitment is carried out through education,health services,pastoral care and social service.The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth (SCN) serve in various parts of U.S.A., Belize, India,Nepal and Botswana. The School caters to children from K.G through X.

Nazareth Academy, Mokama is proud to announce that the school has been granted Permanent Affiliation by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE).
This esteemed Permanent Affiliation Certificate, received on 30th May 2025, marks a significant milestone in our institution’s legacy. It reflects our consistent commitment to maintaining high academic standards, fostering value-based education, and providing a holistic learning environment for every student.
The achievement stands as a testament to the dedicated efforts of our management, faculty, staff, students, parents, and well-wishers who have steadfastly supported the mission and vision of Nazareth Academy over the years.
With this recognition, we reaffirm our pledge to continue offering excellence in education and nurturing future-ready, responsible, and compassionate leaders.
Nazareth Academy extends heartfelt gratitude to all who made this achievement possible.

Children’s Day was celebrated on 15th November in our school, as 14th November coincided with the Bihar Vidhana Sabha election results. The programme began with a prayer and a welcome note by the principal, highlighting the importance of the day.
Teachers presented lively cultural performances, including songs, and dances, which brought joy and laughter to the students. Sweets were distributed to all.
The Principal appreciated the students for their enthusiasm and discipline.
The celebration was simple, joyful, and memorable for every child.

Nazareth Academy, Mokama celebrated Raksha Bandhan on 08.08.2025 during the morning assembly with a meaningful prayer service. A tree (Terminalia ) was planted by the Principal Sister Rose in the presence of teachers, students, and the Nazareth family. Rakhis were tied to the sapling by the Vice - Principal Sister Elizabeth Lobo and school leaders, symbolizing care and protection for nature. The school family then took a pledge to protect trees, believing that in return, trees will protect us. The celebration beautifully combined tradition with an eco-friendly message.
Sr. Rose Toppo

Nazareth Academy, Mokama had the opportunity of integrating teaching learning with the activity of first bag less day in the school. ICSE board has introduced 10 bag less days in the school. This activity was conducted in the last week of July as well as first week of August. On students, face joy of learning with fun was great. Students displayed their aesthetic values, cooperation, teamwork, careful use of raw materials, creativity, quality consciousness, time management etc. Students are looking forward to the rest of the bag less days.
Sr. Rose Toppo

The students of Nazareth Academy,Mokama used different props like mime, Nukkad, posters and placards with slogans to convey the messages of "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle," "Plant a Tree," and "Save Water." The performance concluded with a powerful message, urging everyone to take responsibility for the environment and to adopt sustainable practices in their daily lives.
The students did an excellent job of portraying the message through their performance. The mime and act were entertaining and informative, leaving a lasting impression on the audience. It was evident that the students had put a lot of effort into their performance, and their hard work rewarded them with a huge round of applause and appreciation.
The mime and act presented by the school students on Earth Day was an excellent initiative to raise awareness about environmental protection. It was a superb way to encourage everyone to take responsibility for the environment and to adopt sustainable practices in their daily lives. The performance was both entertaining and informative, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.
Principal
Nazareth Academy Mokama