[Goanet] High School Goa end 19th century
WWW.GOANET.ORG *** A N N O U N C E M E N T Launching Goanet-sports - Dedicated to Sports in Goa and Goans in Sports Get your free subscription at: http://lists.goanet.org/listinfo.cgi/goanet-sports-goanet.org Alfredo Tavares exclaimed: Ignatius Loyola in Goa? That´s a new one!!! === jc's response: Baba Alfredo, Kittem mhuntai re? No Ignatius Loyola in Goa? Vide isto, por favour http://www.colaco.net/1/loyola.htm yours sincerely from the times just post-Dotor Kui jc (:-) BTW: Loyola just might have the school records from around the turn of the 19th century i.e. records from its precursors
Re: [Goanet] High School Goa end 19th century
WWW.GOANET.ORG *** A N N O U N C E M E N T Launching Goanet-sports - Dedicated to Sports in Goa and Goans in Sports Get your free subscription at: http://lists.goanet.org/listinfo.cgi/goanet-sports-goanet.org Ignatius Loyola in Goa? That´s a new one!!! AT From: JOHN MONTEIRO Hello Martin But I wish you well in your search. I think you ought to begin by contacting Ignatius Loyala School who may have archive records, could possibly be of help to you. Go to search engine and put in Ignatius Loyola School, GOA INDIA. Good luck with this, after all its been over 400 years since Ignatius Loyala, founder of the Jesuits came to India and since 1545 there has been a school there, so I guess records must exist.
Re: [Goanet] High School Goa end 19th century
WWW.GOANET.ORG *** A N N O U N C E M E N T Launching Goanet-sports - Dedicated to Sports in Goa and Goans in Sports Get your free subscription at: http://lists.goanet.org/listinfo.cgi/goanet-sports-goanet.org Hello Martin Sorry I cant be of any help, we left in 1961 but never returned, though I have wished many many times for the opportunity to return to Goa. Unfortunately we had no money to do so. Both parents have now passed away I am still UK, married with two daughters, we are, planning to go to live in Mauritius in 5 years, on my retirement, with my wife children. All working self-employed in our own business, for the tourists. But I wish you well in your search. I think you ought to begin by contacting Ignatius Loyala School who may have archive records, could possibly be of help to you. Go to search engine and put in Ignatius Loyola School, GOA INDIA. Good luck with this, after all its been over 400 years since Ignatius Loyala, founder of the Jesuits came to India and since 1545 there has been a school there, so I guess records must exist. Best Wishes John Monteiro
Re: [Goanet] High School Goa end 19th century
WWW.GOANET.ORG *** A N N O U N C E M E N T Launching Goanet-sports - Dedicated to Sports in Goa and Goans in Sports Get your free subscription at: http://lists.goanet.org/listinfo.cgi/goanet-sports-goanet.org We left the UK when I was barely a year old. We arrived in Goa where extended family welcomed us as though we were parasites on a pigs bottom. I had a fantastic childhood, the first 6 years in Goa were the most magical for me, my brother was born in Goa 3 years after we arrived he enjoyed his childhood there also. I was just seven years old in 1957 when my (Portuguese) father decided he would place me in Ignatius Loyola school in Goa. I was finally released when Goa sought independence in 1961, they had me for just four years but still got brainwashed. As for education, I remember very little of what was taught to me, but can vividly remember the compulsory praying to various statues confessing sins... instead. I walk around feeling guilty for being on this planet. That is not education. I wish you well in your search for the High School Goa, end of 19th century, but I bet Ignatius Loyola will be there somewhere.. John Monteiro Martin Van Camp - Duarte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: just a simple question. Which school would parents have sent their children to in Goa, to make sure they would get decent education and later on go to University in India or the UK? I'm talking of the 1890's. Were there many schools that had high standards? Or just one? Does that school/those schools still exist, and if it does exist would they still have records of those days? Cheers, Martin Van Camp - Duarte
[Goanet] High School Goa end 19th century
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[Goanet] High School Goa end 19th century
WWW.GOANET.ORG *** A N N O U N C E M E N T Launching Goanet-sports - Dedicated to Sports in Goa and Goans in Sports Get your free subscription at: http://lists.goanet.org/listinfo.cgi/goanet-sports-goanet.org Hi there, just a simple question. Which school would parents have sent their children to in Goa, to make sure they would get decent education and later on go to University in India or the UK? I'm talking of the 1890's. Were there many schools that had high standards? Or just one? Does that school/those schools still exist, and if it does exist would they still have records of those days? Cheers, Martin Van Camp - Duarte A carrot is as close as a rabbit gets to a diamond -- next part -- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.goanet.org/pipermail/goanet-goanet.org/attachments/20070630/d31fa35c/attachment.htm
