Sports and games
Football, cricket, athletics and playground games on the school’s open ground.
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Campus & Student Life
A school day shaped by routine, friendship, participation and shared celebrations.
Every morning
The day begins together
Morning assembly brings the whole school onto the ground: Nursery to Class XII, in class lines, with teachers walking the rows.
Assembly includes prayer and exercises, and it is where announcements are made and achievements celebrated. Teachers take special care of the youngest children, helping them find their place and settle into the routine.
It is a simple daily habit that builds discipline, punctuality and a sense of belonging.
House system
Four colours, one school
Students belong to one of four houses: red, yellow, green and blue. House T-shirts are worn on activity days, and houses compete in sport, games and events throughout the year.
Houses mix students from different classes, giving younger children role models and older students a chance to lead.
Red
Yellow
Green
Blue
Participation
Activities and interests
Co-curricular life gives every student the chance to try something new, work in a team and discover a talent.
Performing arts
Music, dance and drama for assemblies, celebrations and annual programmes.
Art and rangoli
Drawing, craft and festive rangoli designs created by students across classes.
Debate and speaking
Speeches, quizzes and debates that build confident communicators.
Science and technology
Experiments, projects and computer work that extend classroom learning.
Environment
Plantation drives and green habits, including World Environment Day each June.
Early years
Room to play and grow
For our youngest pupils, play is learning. Movement games, rhythm activities and outdoor time on the ground help them build coordination, confidence and friendships.
Teachers keep a close eye on every child and make sure that school feels safe, happy and welcoming from the first day.
Character and community
Learning to participate responsibly
Discipline
Uniform, punctuality and orderly assemblies set the tone for the day.
Leadership
Senior students help lead houses, lines and events.
Celebration
National days and festivals are marked together as a school.
Service
Students and teachers take part in community and environment work.