Established by the Jesuits in 1961, Loyola School, Trivandrum is an English medium boy’s day school, affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) and the state board.
The school aims at the total development of the student’s intellectual, emotional, social, cultural, aesthetic, moral, physical, spiritual and religious dimensions. With digitally-enabled classrooms, the school offers top-notch facilities in education.
The 5.8 acre school campus offers spacious digitally enabled classrooms, well equipped laboratories, well-resourced library and computer labs, a huge ground for sports, a basketball and football court, and a children’s park.
Affiliated with CBSE, CISCE and the state board, Loyola School, Trivandrum offers education from UKG to class XII. The school focuses on excellence in academics by encouraging students to learn through different methods. Students are offered enhanced learning experience through multimedia and interactive whiteboards.
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Students are encouraged to participate in dance, drama, quiz, elocution, painting, music and social service. Students take part in quiz competitions and Olympiads every year. The school hosts football and basketball inter-school tournaments. Students participate in a variety of sports including athletics, cricket, football and basketball. The school also boasts an active NCC wing.
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SportsThe school office can be contacted for information on admission and fee structure.
The school has been ranked among the top 20 boys day schools in India by the Education World India School Rankings 2020-21.
Being a day school, accommodation facilities are not provided.
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