Little Flower School, Jamshedpur

Little Flower School , Jamshedpur About Us

More than half a century ago, on January 17th, 1962, the untiring efforts of Father M. F. Kavanagh, S.J. of the United States of America bore fruit with the birth of Little Flower School. This event marked the beginning of a new era for the residents of Steel City.  Since that historic day, L.F.S. has advanced along the path of success and fame. Today, Little Flower School prepares students for the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education Examination (I.C.S.E.) at the end of Class X and the Indian School Certificate Examination (I.S.C) at the end of Class XII.  The portals of Little Flower School were first traversed by twelve teachers and two hundred and eight students.  The school also catered to helping the weak students by giving special attention while imparting education. The Sisters of Mercy from Philadelphia were invited to run the school by Col. P. N. Kak, the administrator in Telco. In 1962, the efforts of Col. P. N. Kak had a positive result, and in November 1962, Col. Kak was delighted to welcome Sister Mary Thomasina as Principal and Sister Virgina as Vice Principal.  The introduction of new ideas, methods, and principles resulted in the following activities: Girl Guides and Boy Scouts, the Student Council body, the School Band, the Glee Club, and the Athletic Association to encourage leadership qualities.