The hostel gives boarders a safe, supervised place to live and study, with separate wings, resident wardens, a common dining hall and supervised evening prep.
The school hostel gives boarders a safe, comfortable and supervised place to live and study. The wings are separate for boys and girls, a warden is resident on every floor, and the dining hall is common to all houses.
Rooms are furnished rather than bare: a bed, a study table and lockable storage for every child, with four to six beds for the junior wing and fewer as classes go up. Wings are separate for boys and girls, and a warden is resident on each floor rather than on call from somewhere else on the campus.
One common dining hall serves every house. The weekly menu is set with the school doctor and pinned on the notice board, so a parent can read it on a visiting Sunday rather than being told about it. Special dietary needs are accommodated where the office is told in advance.
Two hours of supervised prep every evening, with a subject teacher present on the floor. This is the single arrangement worth checking against any other boarding school you are considering: a warden with a register keeps a room quiet, but a subject teacher settles a doubt on the evening it appears rather than a week later.
An infirmary with a resident nurse, an isolation room, a doctor on call and a vehicle available at any hour. Security and supervision run around the clock, and the gate log records every entry and exit.
Laundry, Wi-Fi for supervised academic use, common rooms with games, and outdoor sport every evening. At four o'clock the rule is simple — every boarder is on a ground or in an activity room, not sitting in a dormitory.
A walk through the residential wings.
The hostel fee structure is published on the Downloads page and is also available at the school office. It is revised once a year, before the session begins.
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Housemasters wake the floor. Physical training and yoga on the ground before the heat sets in.
A common dining hall for every house. The weekly menu is set with the school doctor and put up on the notice board.
Morning assembly, then eight periods with a games period built into the timetable rather than added on.
Boarders return to their houses. Junior classes have a supervised rest hour.
Cricket, football, basketball, athletics, music, dance and art. Every boarder is on a ground or in a room, not in a dormitory.
Two hours of study with a subject teacher on the floor, so a doubt is answered the evening it appears.
Dinner together, a short house meeting, and lights out by ten for juniors.
Nursery to Class XI, day scholars and boarders. The office is open Monday to Saturday, 8:00 am to 3:00 pm.
