Loyola College

Loyola College is a Catholic regional secondary College located in Watsonia, Melbourne. Established in 1980, the College follows the Ignatian tradition and is set on 27 acres of land. It primarily serves the north-eastern Melbourne region but also accepts students from Catholic schools overseas through special arrangements. Additionally, the College offers enrolment opportunities for International Students.

The College takes pride in its commitment to developing the whole person and fostering a strong sense of community. Loyola College believes in empowering its students to go on with strength and courage in all aspects of their lives. The College firmly upholds values and principles based on Catholic teachings and aims to produce graduates who are not only academically excellent but also morally responsible and compassionate.

Loyola College's principal extends a warm welcome to all students and their families who choose to be a part of the College community. Enrolment information and inquiries can be directed to the College's administration. The College values the concept of “Men and Women for Others” and actively supports numerous charities. The Loyola College community organises and participates in various charitable events and initiatives to make a positive difference in society.

To keep students, parents, and the community well-informed, Loyola College publishes an online Ignatian Newsletter. The newsletter provides updates and news about the College's activities, achievements, and events. It serves as a valuable communication tool for staying connected with the College's happenings.

The College's website features an easily accessible calendar of upcoming events. This includes important dates such as exams, city experiences, tutoring sessions, and senior research and development days. By keeping the calendar up to date, Loyola College ensures that students, parents, and staff can plan their schedules accordingly.

Loyola College places a strong emphasis on the safety, wellbeing, and inclusion of all its students. It actively promotes a supportive environment where every individual is valued and respected. The College complies with the Child and Family Violence Information Sharing Scheme to ensure the safety of its students. Prescribed Information Sharing Entities can contact the College's principal for further information.

Loyola College acknowledges and pays respect to the traditional owners of the land on which it stands, the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people of the Kulin nation. The College recognises the significance of their culture, history, and ongoing role in the community and expresses gratitude to the elders, past and present.