About
loyola school kalinganagar
LOYOLA SCHOOL, KALINGANAGAR, promoted by Tata Steel, is a new venture of the Jesuit Fathers of the Jamshedpur province of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits), a religious order of the Catholic Church and founded by St. Ignatius Loyola in 1540. The Jesuit Educational Objective is to produce men and women who have a deep faith in God and in their fellowmen and, imbued with this faith, to work for justice and equality in India, keeping this in mind, the Jesuits have established many schools and colleges in which young men and women belonging to every social status, community and linguistic group, are educated through the medium of English and other regional languages. These institutions are a part of the Catholic Church's efforts to share in the country's educational undertakings. JESUIT EDUCATION AIMS TO HUMAN EXCELLENCE: Men and Women of Conscience, Competence, Compassion and Commitment.
The School is owned and run by Loyola Education Society, a registered society which also constitutes the Governing body of the School. The responsibility for the day to day running of the school is vested in the school administration.Loyola receives no Government or private aid, and fees are its only income. Hence, fees have to be adjusted from time to time to keep up with rising costs and salaries.As a Catholic school, Loyola has for its inspiration and guidance, the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Special attention is paid to faith formation of the Catholic students, through weekly religion classes, option to attend the Mass when it is celebrated, recollections and the annual retreat.
Principal's Message
“It’s about being there…”
In today's rapidly evolving world, education has taken on new dimensions, making the involvement of parents in their children's learning process more crucial than ever before. The modern education system, while more dynamic and encompassing a wider range of skills, also demands a supportive framework at home to ensure holistic development. Parents play a pivotal role in nurturing, guiding, and influencing their children's educational journey, which goes beyond merely helping with homework or attending parent-teacher meetings. Their involvement can shape attitudes towards learning, instil critical values, and lay the foundation for lifelong learning. At the core of parental involvement in education is the direct influence it has on a child's academic success. Studies have consistently shown that children whose parents are actively engaged in their education tend to perform better academically. This involvement can range from monitoring their homework, fostering productive study habits, to encouraging intellectual curiosity or patiently being there on their slow journey.
