Facilities
Separate boys' and girls' hostels sit away from city noise. Students live in spacious air-conditioned dormitories with resident wardens and an infirmary on site.
01 · Hostel
There are separate hostels for boys and girls, set away from the noise and pollution of the city with open green space and playing fields around them. Dormitories and rooms are spacious, bright and fully air-conditioned.
The arrangement is intended to give students a warm, safe and welcoming place to live away from home.
02 · Hostel
Comfort, safety, health, hygiene and emotional wellbeing are handled by trained wardens and staff. The male and female wardens attend to students' needs while holding the line on discipline with care.
Dormitories, study units and common rooms are inspected so that neatness and order are maintained by the students themselves.
03 · Hostel
Students come from several states and neighbouring countries, and adjusting to that mix is part of the education. Games, common rooms and shared routines make residential life more than a place to sleep.
Inside the hostel
Independent boys' and girls' hostels, each with its own resident staff.
Male and female wardens who manage welfare, discipline and daily routine.
Common rooms and playing fields for the hours between prep and lights out.
Nutritious meals prepared fresh on campus and served through the day.
Guarded entry points and camera coverage across the residential blocks.
On-site medical care for residents, with staff available when it is needed.
In pictures
Hostel
Prospective boarding families are welcome to see the dormitories, meet the wardens and eat what the students eat.
