Loyola School Telco wins third place in Jamshedpur’s ‘Garden of the Year’ contest

Jamshedpur, March 6: Loyola School, Telco, has secured third place in the Schools and Colleges category of the Garden of the Year Competition 2025, conducted by the Horticultural Society Jamshedpur. This achievement is particularly commendable as it marks only the school’s second year of participation in the prestigious contest.

The award was received by Principal Charanjeet Ohson, Administrator Fr. Gerry D’Souza, and gardener Ram Mahato from Chief Guest Shatabdi Majumdar, IAS, SDO Dhalbhum, along with Ruchi Narendran, Chairperson, and Sumita Nupur, President of the Horticultural Society Jamshedpur.

Loyola School attributes this success to the relentless dedication of gardener Ram Mahato and his team, who have transformed the school garden into a vibrant and serene space. The school garden is not only a visual delight but also serves an educational purpose, promoting awareness about sustainability and environmental conservation.

Loyola School is deeply committed to environmental initiatives, incorporating medicinal plants, fruit trees, and vegetable gardens into its green spaces. The school encourages students to participate in tree-planting drives, outdoor classes, and guided nature walks, fostering a connection with nature and instilling eco-conscious values.

The recognition in this competition reinforces Loyola School’s commitment to creating a greener, pollution-free environment and providing students with a hands-on learning experience that nurtures responsibility, patience, and a love for nature. The school remains dedicated to environmental stewardship, ensuring a sustainable future for generations to come.