Loyola School opens its doors to girls
The Hindu
Loyola School opens its doors to girls
Loyola School, Sreekaryam, is no longer a male bastion. But for a brief period during its inception, the school has never had a girl student. All that changed when in a first in its over six-decade-long history, the school admitted girls in the new academic year. On Thursday, 120 girls joined the school’s higher secondary wing across the ISC and the CBSE streams, marking a new chapter in its history.
The freshers were given a warm welcome by teachers and fellow students. A majority of the girls are in the CBSE stream.
Loyola, established in 1961 at Sreekaryam, has a reputation as a prominent boys’ school. Its students have reached the highest echelons in various professions. The school for boys took the step towards becoming a co-educational institution to realise the idea of gender equality.
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School Principals Fr. Salvin Augustine S.J. and Fr. Roy Alex S.J. and Loyola College vice-principal Sabu Maryanad were present.
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