Our History
The school was founded in 1993 by the village church leaders, and it was given the name St. John’s School. After the arrival of the Jesuits, the school was renamed Loyola School (2007), a name reflecting the Jesuit vision of education anchored in values, discipline and service. The school exists within a long tradition of Jesuit education that seeks to make education accessible and meaningful, particularly for young people and communities that can benefit from quality education and formation.
Over the years, the school has grown as a community of students, teachers, parents, staff, and Jesuit companions working together for the education and formation of young people.
The history of Loyola School is therefore not simply a history of buildings and institutions. It is the story of people who have contributed their time, knowledge, dedication, and service to the growth of the school.
Vision & Mission
Loyola School, Dawagre is committed to:
- Providing quality and accessible education.
- Developing the intellectual, physical, emotional, social, and spiritual dimensions of students.
- Forming students in honesty, discipline, compassion, responsibility, and respect.
- Encouraging critical thinking, creativity, and a love for learning.
- Promoting care for the environment and responsible citizenship.
- Developing sensitivity towards the poor, marginalized, and vulnerable.
- Encouraging students to use their talents in the service of others.
- Creating a safe, inclusive, and supportive school community.
- Preparing students to become responsible members of society.
Our Educational Goal
Our goal is not merely to produce students who perform well in examinations. We seek to educate the whole person and help every student discover his or her dignity, gifts, responsibilities, and vocation in life.