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Loyola School summer camp inspires young minds in Jamshedpur

Jamshedpur, May 12: The vibrant campus of Loyola School, Telco has come alive with energy, enthusiasm, and joyful learning as its much-awaited…

Loyola School summer camp inspires young minds in Jamshedpur

Jamshedpur, May 12: The vibrant campus of Loyola School, Telco has come alive with energy, enthusiasm, and joyful learning as its much-awaited Summer Camp 2026–27 commenced on May 10.

The week-long camp, which will continue till May 16, has drawn enthusiastic participation from students from UKG to Class X, turning the summer break into a meaningful journey of creativity, exploration, and self-development.

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Wide Range of Activities for Holistic Learning

Designed to combine recreation with learning, the camp offers a variety of activities under the guidance of dedicated teachers and trained instructors.

The programme includes Activity-Based Learning, Art & Craft, Basketball, Boxing, Chess, Football, Karate, Music, Volleyball, and Yoga, aimed at nurturing the intellectual, physical, emotional, and creative growth of students.

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The school campus has been buzzing with excitement as children participate in hands-on activities and collaborative learning sessions.

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While Activity-Based Learning and Chess are helping students sharpen analytical thinking and problem-solving skills, Art & Craft and Music sessions are encouraging imagination, creativity, and self-expression.

Focus on Sports, Discipline and Wellness

Sports and fitness activities such as Basketball, Football, Volleyball, Boxing, and Karate are helping students develop discipline, teamwork, perseverance, leadership, and sportsmanship.

Yoga sessions are also promoting mindfulness, concentration, and physical well-being, contributing to the holistic development of children.

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The enthusiastic participation of students has added vibrancy to the camp, with smiling faces and active involvement reflecting the success of the initiative.

Principal Highlights Importance of Holistic Education

Principal Charanjeet Ohson said such initiatives reflect Loyola School’s commitment to holistic education and character-building.

“True education extends far beyond textbooks and examinations. Programmes like the Summer Camp help shape confident, disciplined, compassionate, and well-rounded individuals ready to face future challenges,” she said.

As the Summer Camp progresses, Loyola School, Telco continues to promote an atmosphere of joyful learning, creativity, friendship, and personal growth, reaffirming its commitment to nurturing students with excellence and care.

 

 

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