Loyola Schools - Image Gallery

Image Gallery

  • Loyola Schools Swimming Pool

  • The Loyola Schools covered courts

  • Physical education office, dance area, eight (8) basketball courts, two (2) tennis courts

  • ...One (1) table tennis area, the P.E. Annex (for the martial arts area), a cafeteria that serves snacks

  • Lunch and refreshments, ARPT shooting range

  • College Athletics Office

  • Loyola Schools Martial Arts Center

  • The "Garage Jesuit Creative Technologies-Tanging Yaman" building

  • The store

  • Interior

  • The religious books

  • Tanging Yaman entrance

  • Facade of the Garage

  • Philippine Jesuit Aid Association, CLC Center

  • Pedro Arrupe International Residence

  • Marker of Loyola School of Theology

  • Mediatrix of all graces, LHS

  • "Salubong" (by Jose Blanco)

  • Reception Hall

  • Marble Marker of Jesuit Priests

  • Sacred Heart

  • Gloomy yet mystic Loyola House of Studies (LHS)

  • The majestic trees guard the floors

  • Left interior facade

  • The facade of the School

  • Loyola School of Theology

  • St. Ignatius of Loyola pond

  • The center grass areas

  • 1965 Loyola House of Studies entrance

  • Loyola House of Studies entrance

  • Spiritual Pastoral Center

  • Facade

  • Frontage

  • Loyola House of Studies facade

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