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Confidential Character Assessment Form – Download Here

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As part of the entrance examination application process for Form II and Form III (2026 intake) at Loyola High School, a Confidential Character Assessment Form is required. This form must be completed by the Headmaster/Headmistress of the student's current school to evaluate key attributes such as punctuality, collaboration, respect, trustworthiness, and leadership.

Key Instructions:

  • Circle responses for each assessment criterion.
  • Provide details on leadership roles, suspensions, fee payment history, and a recommendation for admission.
  • Seal the completed form in an envelope, sign across the seal, and either post it to the Headmaster (P.O. Box 9533, Dar es Salaam) or hand it securely to the applicant.
  • Submit preferably before the end of the application period (check current deadlines on www.loyola.ac.tz).

This form ensures a holistic review of the applicant's character in line with Jesuit values.

Download Confidential Character Assessment Form (PDF)

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For more details, visit www.loyola.ac.tz or contact us: Phone: 0769-844812 | 0785-805115 | 0658-233088 Email: loyoladar@gmail.com

You are warmly welcome to Loyola High School!

God bless Loyola High School!

Entrance Form -F3 – 2026

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Form III Entrance Examination Application Form – Download Here

Loyola High School invites applications for the Form III Entrance Examination (transfer/continuation entry for 2026).

Download and complete the application form below. Submit the filled form to the Registration Office (Administration Block, Room A009) along with all required documents by the announced deadline.

Requirements include:

  • Photocopy of Birth Certificate or affidavit
  • Photocopy of recent Academic Progress Report
  • Two passport-size photos
  • Confidential Character Assessment from current Headmaster/Headmistress
  • Proof of payment (non-refundable TShs. 30,000/= form fee)
  • Bank payment to CRDB A/C 0150315988101 (LOYOLA HIGH SCHOOL) or LIPA NAMBA (M-PESA) 5132307
  • Attach bank pay-in slip or payment evidence

Forms downloaded from the website must include payment proof—without it, the application will not be considered.

All subjects at Loyola are compulsory for admitted students.

Download Form III 2026 Application Form (PDF)

Note: Ensure the file is shared publicly ("Anyone with the link") in Google Drive for direct access without sign-in. If the link prompts for login, adjust sharing settings in Drive.

For more details, visit www.loyola.ac.tz or contact us: Phone: 0769-844812 | 0785-805115 | 0658-233088 Email: loyoladar@gmail.com

You are warmly welcome to Loyola High School!

God bless Loyola High School!

Admission Announcement – Loyola High School

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The administration of Loyola High School, a Catholic Jesuit institution open to students of all faiths and both genders, warmly invites parents, guardians, and prospective students to apply for admission to Form One (O-Level entry), Form Two, Form Three, and Form Five (A-Level).

The school welcomes new-entry students as well as transfer students, where spaces are available. Loyola operates as a boarding school for girls and a day school for boys, providing a holistic education rooted in Jesuit values of excellence, discipline, service, and personal growth.

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How to Obtain and Submit Application Forms: Application forms are available at:

  • Loyola High School main campus (Mabibo Farasi).
  • Designated collection points such as Msimbazi Centre (e.g., Imani Stationery and other offices).
  • Partner parishes and schools in regions like Dodoma, Mwanza, and Arusha (e.g., Nyakahoja Parish, K/Ndege Parish, Notre Dame Schools).
  • Download directly from the school website: www.loyola.ac.tz

Payment for application forms must be made either at the school or directly to the school's bank accounts:

  • NBC Branch – Account Number: 022101000890
  • CRDB – Account Number: 0150315988101 (or updated account details as listed on the website)
  • Account Name: LOYOLA HIGH SCHOOL

Attach the official bank pay-in slip (receipt) to the completed application form as proof of payment. Forms will not be accepted without this receipt.

Entrance Examinations All applicants are required to sit for entrance examinations as part of the selection process. Exams are conducted at the school in Dar es Salaam and at designated centers in upcountry regions. Specific dates, times, and locations are announced annually on the school website and through official communications.

School Location Loyola High School is situated in Mabibo Farasi, approximately 10 km west of Dar es Salaam city center, between Mandela and Morogoro Roads. The main gate is on Kigogo Road (Old Morogoro Road).

For the most up-to-date information on forms, requirements, fees, exam schedules, and availability, please visit www.loyola.ac.tz or contact the school during working hours (Monday–Friday).

Phone: 0769-844812 | 0785-805115 | 0658-233088

We look forward to welcoming new students to the Loyola family—a place of academic rigor, moral formation, and preparation to become "men and women for others"!

God bless Loyola High School!

Form Five Admission Announcement – Loyola High School

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The administration of Loyola High School, owned and run by the Society of Jesus (Jesuits), is pleased to announce openings for Form Five studies. The school welcomes students of all faiths and both genders. It operates as a boarding school for girls and a day school for boys.

Available Subject Combinations The school offers the following combinations for Advanced Level studies:

  • ECA (Economics, Commerce and Accountancy)
  • EGM (Economics, Geography and Mathematics)
  • HGE (History, Geography and Economics)
  • HGK (History, Geography and Kiswahili)
  • HGL (History, Geography and English Language)
  • HKL (History, Kiswahili and English Language)
  • PCB (Physics, Chemistry and Biology)
  • PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics)
  • PMC (Physics, Mathematics and Computer Science)
  • PGM (Physics, Geography and Mathematics)
  • CBG (Chemistry, Biology and Geography)

How to Apply Application forms are available for TShs. 20,000/= at the following locations:

  • Loyola High School, Mabibo Farasi – Office A009 (Imani Stationery), Room 19 (School Union), and other designated points on campus.
  • K/Ndege Parish, Dodoma.
  • Nyakahoja Parish, Mwanza.
  • Notre Dame Schools, Temdo, Njiro (Arusha).
  • Or download directly from the school website: www.loyola.ac.tz

Payment for the form must be made to the school’s account:

  • Bank: CRDB
  • Account Number: 0150315988101
  • Account Name: LOYOLA HIGH SCHOOL

Attach the bank pay-in slip to the application form as proof of payment. Forms will not be accepted without the payment receipt.

Entrance Examinations Applicants will sit for entrance examinations to secure admission. Exams are held in Dar es Salaam and in selected regions. Specific dates, times, and venues are announced each year on the school website or through direct communication during the application period.

School Location Loyola High School is located in Mabibo Farasi, approximately 10 km west of Dar es Salaam city centre, between Mandela and Morogoro roads. The main gate is on Kigogo Road.

For further information and inquiries, contact us during working hours (Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM): Phone: 0769-844812 | 0785-805115 | 0658-233088

Website: www.loyola.ac.tz

We warmly invite you to apply and become part of the Loyola High School family—a place of excellent education, Catholic values, and preparation for a meaningful future!

God bless Loyola High School!

Loyola High School Alumni: The Enduring Foundation

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Loyola High School alumni, affectionately known as "Loyolights," form the vital backbone that sustains and elevates the institution. Since the school's founding in 1995 by the Jesuits in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, over 7,000 graduates have carried forward the Jesuit values of academic excellence, leadership, social justice, and service to others.

These alumni remain deeply connected through the active Loyola High School Alumni Association, which fosters lifelong bonds, organizes events like the Annual Alumni Career Day (where accomplished graduates mentor current students), reunions, and networking opportunities. The association promotes the school's mission, encourages mentorship, and supports initiatives that benefit current students—ensuring the spirit of "Once a Loyolight, always a Loyolight" lives on.

Many alumni excel in diverse fields across Tanzania and internationally, from engineering and business to public service and academia. Graduates have secured scholarships to prestigious universities like Fairfield University in the U.S., contributing to Tanzania's development while crediting Loyola's holistic formation for their success. Their achievements—reflected in strong national exam performances, global placements, and community impact—highlight the school's lasting influence.

Alumni give back generously, supporting scholarships for low-income and orphaned students, volunteering, and helping maintain the school's facilities and programs. As the school celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2025, alumni testimonials underscored their role in keeping Loyola afloat through donations, advocacy, and inspiration.

In essence, Loyola's alumni are more than graduates—they are the living legacy, ensuring the school continues to nurture "men and women for others" for generations to come.

God bless Loyola High School!

Exciting Update: Discover the New Loyola High School Website

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True to its Jesuit tradition of continuous improvement and Magis—the pursuit of excellence—Loyola High School is embracing the digital age with a brand-new, modern website as part of its ongoing digital transformation project.

This revamped online platform keeps pace with global technology trends, making it easier than ever for parents, students, alumni, and visitors to connect with the school. The site now features a user-friendly, intuitive design with clean navigation, responsive layout for mobile devices, and innovative tools to enhance your experience.

Explore key sections like:

  • About Us — Dive into our history, vision, mission, and Jesuit values.
  • Academics — Learn about our curriculum, departments, and commitment to holistic excellence.
  • Admissions — Access application forms for new and transfer students.
  • Student Life — See how we nurture well-rounded individuals through faith, service, and activities.
  • School Calendar and more — Stay updated on events and news.

Whether you're interested in our serene campus, strong academic record, community service programs, or the inspiring journey of our students becoming "men and women for others," the new website brings it all to life at your fingertips.

We invite you to visit loyola.ac.tz today—browse, explore, and discover what makes Loyola High School a beacon of hope and education in Dar es Salaam.

Your feedback helps us grow even further!

God bless Loyola High School!

A Serene Haven for Learning: The Appealing Environment at Loyola High School

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Nestled in the Mabibo Farasi ward of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, Loyola High School offers more than just quality education—it's a peaceful, nurturing campus where students thrive in a beautiful and conducive setting. Founded in 1995 by the Jesuits, the school creates an ideal environment for young minds to grow academically, spiritually, and personally.

The campus features well-maintained grounds with lush trees, flowers, and green spaces that promote a calm atmosphere amid the city's bustle. Students enjoy open areas for sports like football, basketball, and volleyball, encouraging physical activity and teamwork. The school actively cares for its surroundings through recycling, tree planting, and a dedicated Environment Department that hosts annual health and cleanliness days. Recent initiatives, like the Green Interfaith Garden, highlight a commitment to sustainability and harmony with nature.

Modern facilities—including bright classrooms, science labs, computer rooms powered by solar energy, and comfortable boarding options—support focused learning. The overall layout fosters discipline, respect, and community, aligning with the Jesuit motto of forming "men and women for others."

As showcased in short videos and campus tours, the scenic views and vibrant yet serene environment inspire students to become outstanding community members. It's a place where beauty meets purpose, helping youth excel in a supportive, uplifting space.

God bless Loyola High School!

Milestone Celebration: Loyola High School’s Girls’ Dormitory Inauguration

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On March 26, 2022, Loyola High School in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, marked a transformative moment with the inauguration of its new girls' dormitory.

Funded by a grant from USAID's ASHA program, in partnership with the Midwest Jesuits and Jesuits of Eastern Africa, the facility accommodates up to 400 girls, officially turning the Jesuit-run school into a full boarding institution. This addresses critical barriers like long, unsafe commutes, boosting girls' access to quality education in a country where secondary completion rates remain low for young women.

The event drew distinguished guests. Prof. James Mdoe, Deputy Permanent Secretary for Education, Science and Technology, brought government backing and emphasis on STEM opportunities for girls.

Bishop Henry Mchamungu, Auxiliary Bishop of Dar es Salaam (ordained bishop in 2021 after priestly service since 1994), added spiritual depth with blessings, reflecting the Catholic Church's commitment to youth empowerment.

The star donor spotlight shone on USAID, represented by Mission Director Kate Somvongsiri. A seasoned development leader who joined USAID in 2002 and later negotiated major agreements in Tanzania, Somvongsiri highlighted the project's impact: “We are here today to change that” — referring to dismal secondary completion stats. Her presence underscored U.S. investment in Tanzanian education and gender equity.

Founded in 1995, Loyola High School continues its Jesuit mission of holistic formation, serving over 1,000 students with a focus on social justice and community service.

The community expressed deep gratitude to all involved. This dormitory isn't just bricks—it's a step toward brighter futures for Tanzanian girls.