Junior Boys’ Hostel
A caring, closely supervised home for our youngest boarders.
Pastoral Care
Safe, Cared For, Confident
Parents, school, teachers and students are the four pillars of a child’s future. Our wardens, class teachers and wing in-charges work closely with families, and our school counsellors are there for every student who needs someone to talk to.
A Child Protection Committee led by the Principal and Directors watches over every child’s safety and wellbeing. Discipline is firm but fair: counselling always comes first, and a points system recognises good conduct, participation and communication.
- Motto
- Your child is our child
- Counselling
- On campus
- Campus
- 24×7 CCTV secured
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Residential Life
A Home Away From Home
Hostel life teaches children to live as part of a community while keeping their own identity. We take great care of each child’s emotional wellbeing as they grow more independent — and to help new boarders settle in quickly, we gently ask parents not to visit during the first month.
Boarders follow a structured day with supervised evening study (prep), remedial classes where needed, regular outings and an annual trip or tour. Phone calls with parents happen on scheduled days, and birthdays can be celebrated in school by our catering team.
- Supervised evening prep every school day
- Balanced meals planned for growing children
- Tuck shop and canteen visits once a month
- Pocket money and ATM cards kept safely by the accounts office
- English as the campus language in the boarding house too
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Our Hostels
Separate Hostels for Every Age
Air-conditioned hostels, separate for boys and girls, under the care of resident wardens.
Middle Boys’ Hostel
For boys in the middle years, with a structured study routine.
Senior Boys’ Hostel
For senior students balancing Board exams and IIT-JEE / NEET / NDA preparation.
Girls’ Hostel
A separate, secure hostel for girls, with a lady warden.
Day-Boarding
A Full, Supervised School Day
Day-boarders enjoy the same classes, sports and activities as boarders and go home every evening. School transport is available, and a meals option is offered.
To keep the school day healthy and fair for every child, students bring only fruit for the fruit break — no other eatables — and no mobile phones or gadgets are allowed on campus or in the school bus.
- Attendance
- 85% minimum
- Fruit break
- Every day
- Transport
- School buses
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House System
Belonging, Teamwork & Healthy Competition
House Activities
Every month brings house competitions for each age group — sports, quizzes, debates, plays, music and art.
Points & Recognition
Students earn points for discipline, participation, attendance, representing the school and good communication.
Investiture Ceremony
Each April, the school council and house leaders take their oath and responsibilities.
House Uniform Days
House track suits on Wednesdays and house T-shirts on Saturdays.
Achievers
Academic, sports and cultural achievers are honoured every year.
Values
Respect for everyone, honesty and kindness — on and off the campus.
Health & Wellbeing
Healthy in Body and Mind
School Infirmary
A school nurse attends to minor illness, and parents are informed straight away about anything more serious.
Health Check-ups
Two full medical check-ups every year — in August–September and January–February.
Fitness
Daily sports, yoga and an active outdoor life for “fitness of body and mind”.
Counselling
School counsellors support students with studies, friendships and homesickness.
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For Parents
Working Together
“Parenting is a lifetime job and does not stop when a child grows up.” Here is how we stay connected with families:
- A Parent Handbook with rules, calendar and split-up syllabus every session
- Parent–teacher meetings after each exam and a Principal–Parent Interface
- A school diary checked daily by parents (day-boarders)
- Dedicated wing in-charges for Nursery–VI, VII–X and XI–XII
- A parent help desk and school ERP for updates
Begin the conversation.
Admissions enquiries for Pre-Nursery to Class XII — day-boarding and residential.