Dhun Gocal

It is a programme for self-development where a child reads at his own level and at his own pace. In an ordinary classroom all students read the same lesson at the same time. Whereas, in Reading Lab they have a wide variety of topics to choose from, so that a student can pick a subject of his own choice.

Started initially as the “Jai Loyola” on August 16, 1948, the school magazine has come a long way and evolved into a publication to be proud of. The formative years of ‘Jai Loyola’ were spartan. Articles were laboriously typed out on waxed cyclostyle paper, proof read and corrected. Six or eight such cyclostyled sheets with hand drawings were then wound on an old Gestetner cyclostyling machine and copies run off. Though published three or four times a year, each issue was eagerly anticipated and successive bands of dedicated editorial staff slowly evolved a character of the ‘Jai Loyola which is typically Loyolean.

Ever since its inception 27 years ago, the Interact Club of Loyola School has been an active club.

The Loyola Interact is affiliated to Rotary International and its loyal band of 70-odd members are involved in a variety of charitable programmes for numerous social organisations in and around the Jamshedpur township.