Little Flower School,Jamshedpur
17th January 1962 marked the beginning of a new era for the Steel city Jamshedpur, and the Telco employees in particular. It was on this day that the vision and untiring efforts of Father M.F.Kavanagh, S.J., of the U.S.A. bore fruit and Little Flower School was born. Since that historic day, L.F.S. has advanced along the path of success and fame.Sisters of Mercy from Philadelphia took over the management of Little Flower School and in November 1962 Sister Mary Thomasina joined as Principal and Sister Virginia Mary as Vice Principal of L.F.S. After Sister Virginia Mary's departure in 1968, Mrs. G.Peacocke became the Vice Principal of the school.
The school grew in leaps and bounds-the High School was extended, and separate laboratories for Physics, Chemistry and Biology we constructed. The first batch of ISC students passed in 1971 through the examination centres at Loyola and Sacred Heart School. In May 1972, Little Flower School had a distinguished and influential visitor, Mr. A.E.T. Barrow, through whose initiative and goodwill, Little Flower School was affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination, New Delhi, on 14th June 1972. In December 1972, the students were fortunate to take their ICSE Examination at the Little Flower School centre.Sister Mary Thomasina left L.F.S. on 6th May 1975, much to the regret of all who knew her
