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The Loreto Sisters first came to Shimla in 1892 at the request of the Archbishop of Agra who approached the superior of Loreto Convent, Lucknow, Mother Gonzaga Joyce and asked her to open a school in Shimla. Shimla at the time was a flourishing station- the summer capital for...

(1585-1645)

Foundress of the institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Loreto)and pioneer in the field of education, Mary Ward foresaw the need for a sound religious and moral education for young women who would assume responsibility in the society...

HEAD GIRL’S MESSAGE

Being the Head Girl of Loreto Convent School, Tara Hall, is a position that embodies the values I was taught during my 14 years here, and for that I am immensely thankful and humbled. Our teachers' unwavering dedication and the encouraging atmosphere of this school has shaped these years into a journey of growth, learning, and self-discovery. Loreto Convent has taught me the principles of effective leadership—enabling others to achieve great heights—in addition to assisting me in achieving my own goals.

From the Principal’s Desk

From stepping into the portals of the school at the tender age of four to becoming a teacher in 1990 and now donning the mantle of the Principal of my Alma Mater, my life has come a full circle.Like the countless alumni I too owe all that I have been able to achieve to my Alma mater.....

COORDINATORS’ MESSAGE

The journey of a thousand miles begins with just a single step, the graph that plunges forth showing rapid development begins with just a single dot and the huge banyan that stands tall begins with just a seed so does a dream manifest itself into laudable action. As we take the first few steps towards coordinator ship for the coming years we are filled with immense gratitude for having been given this opportunity. We firmly believe that our task is herculean yet with faith, steadfastness and support our journey will become easier.

Community Leader’s Message

Welcome to Loreto Convent School Tara Hall Shimla, a community rooted in the values of Mary Ward, our foundress. As we navigate the complexities of modern education, we remain committed to her timeless principles of freedom, justice, sincerity and felicity. In today's rapidly changing world, education must adapt to meet the evolving needs of our students......