There are two types of schools (at least) that are often called "missionary schools". I am speaking within the context of Christian missions.
1. The most common use of the term is an elementary or high school started and run by missionaries. In some parts of the world (historically, and even to this day) there are places where education, (reading, writing, math, etc.), are not taught or taught so poorly that local children are at a disadvantage. Christian missionaries would set up schools for the children. Often they would teach, but may also utlize the services of local teachers. As misisonaries, they would typically incorporate the Holy Bible into the training, as well as Christian doctrine and ethics.
2. In some cases the term can be used as a short form for "missionary training school." In this case, it describes a school or training program designed to train people in the theory and practice of mission work.
Methodist missionary school
Church Missionary Society College High School was created in 1817.
The motto of Church Missionary Society College High School is 'Thy Word Is Truth'.
You probably need to go to Bible school and then to some missionary training organization
This depends on where you go to school. Some missionaries go to the field without any prior training, which is not recommended but it has been done. Most missionaries attend a Christian college for four years before becoming a missionary. But there are many others who attend two year or one year programs before becoming a missionary. For a recommended one year missionary training school, go to the link on the bottom entitled "What is a school you could attend to become a missionary?"
Mfantsipim
Sahmyook Language School's motto is 'Missionary for Christ in Korea'.
Stephen Paxson
She was a Presbyterian missionary to the Congo and established a girls school there.
i don't really know but sometimes missionary's take kids outside and do school.
A school/college that prepares people for the missions fields.
Eleanor Rivett