We are Loreto Day School, Elliot Road, Kolkata, founded on 10 January 1956. We are a Catholic girls’ school managed within the Loreto educational tradition, whose roots include Mary Ward’s commitment to women’s education. We teach through English and provide ICSE and ISC education under CISCE school code WB021. Hindi and Bengali are offered as second languages, with a third language in Classes VI–VIII. Our ISC pathways include Commerce and Humanities. Values education accompanies academic study, and we seek to recognise each child’s individuality within a socially and culturally diverse school community. Our primary teaching appointment calls for a trained graduate with B.Ed.
Our institutional base is in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. Our address is Elliot Road, Kolkata. Our educational and professional work is connected with the learners and families served by this campus.
Professional roles within our team include Primary Teacher.
The work associated with these appointments includes building secure foundations across the primary years.
We connect language, number and enquiry through lessons that are appropriate to the children’s stage and the subjects allocated to the post.
We use explanation, demonstration, discussion and practice to help pupils move from an initial idea towards independent understanding.
We notice differences in readiness and adjust tasks so that additional support and greater challenge both remain possible.
We check learning through pupils’ talk, written work and practical responses, using the findings to plan the next lesson.
We develop consistent classroom routines and communicate useful information about progress with colleagues and families.
Primary Teacher: Female trained graduate with B.Ed.
For opportunities with Loreto Day School Elliot Road, please use the application method and closing date given for the individual vacancy. Applications should identify the position and the relevant campus. Describe the primary classes and subjects you have taught, a topic you developed across several lessons and how you checked learning. A concrete example of adapting a task for different learners will help explain your classroom judgement and approach to foundational teaching.