Loyola High School (Pune)

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Loyola High School of Pune
Motto: "Men For Others"
School Type	Private, Jesuit
Principal	Mrs. Fatima Oliver
Location	Pashan, PUNE 411008
Enrollment (as of 2004-05)
Tuition (as of 2004-05)	Rs. (Financial Aid Available)
Campus size	5 acres (20,000 m²)
Board	Maharashtra State Board (SSC and HSC)
School Colors	White and Beige

For other high schools with this name, see Loyola High School. For a list of schools and colleges in Pune, see List of Pune Colleges.

Loyola High School is a Jesuit school situated in Pune, India. Founded in 1961, the school educates boys from standard 1 to 12. The school has some of the best academic and sports facilities of any school in Pune. Classrooms are spacious and well ventilated, the library is huge and an excellent resource for students, science and computer labs are equipped with the latest equipment. The auditorium has a full stage, lights, and balcony seating. Sports facilities include a full length swimming pool, diving pool, kiddies pool, basketball courts, volleyball courts, football and hockey grounds. It it arguably one of the best schools in Pune.

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