Loyola School Telco students visit Adarsh Seva Sansthan

Mail News Service

Jamshedpur, March 1: The class VI students of the Interact Club of Loyola School, Telco, accompanied by their teachers, visited Adarsh Seva Sansthan in Sonari and spent some time with the inmates. With annual exam worries over, the Loyola School Telco students spent quality time with the residents of the Sansthan.  The Interact Club members organised the trip. They collected different usable things as well as food items for the less privileged children of the organisation.

The Interact Club members lived up to the school’s resolve, ‘Loyola School Telco aims at allround development of the children. The children are encouraged to be kind, compassionate and most importantly be men and women for others.’

The students interacted with the children and learnt what it meant  to be generous and living for others, to promote life and its values to make a better human society. The students of school made every moment spent with the Sansthan residents count while dancing and playing with them and joining them in painting.

The little kids of the organisation were equally excited to see the school children and spend time with them. They were not ready to get back to their rooms. The Interact Club members learnt and experienced life promoting actions and the values of caring and sharing. The joy of giving was experienced by each member of the school’s visiting Interact Club team.

The visit was coordinated by the School Principal Charanjeet Ohson and Administrator Father Gerry.