Where the Day
Doesn’t End at 3pm
Being a residential school means learning does not stop when the school day ends. Students develop independence, responsibility, collaboration and empathy while living in a safe, nurturing and multicultural environment.
What Boarding Actually Teaches
Sharing a cubicle with three others who grew up somewhere else, speaking another language at home, is an education in itself. Boarders sort out their own disagreements, keep their own timetable and notice when a friend is having a bad week. Our residential system runs to five boys’ houses and one girls’ house, with four students to a cubicle.
Wardens, assistant wardens and on-site nurses are there throughout, and housekeeping keeps the dormitories clean without the children having to chase it. The intent is simple: a boarder should have room to study, play and switch off, and an adult nearby whenever one is needed.
Nine Things We Hold Ourselves To
Not aspirations — the standards our houses are actually run against.
Running Their Own Day
Prep, laundry, kit, deadlines. A boarder manages the small things themselves - which is how the big things stop being frightening.
Everyone Counts
Seniority does not buy privileges here. Every resident has the same standing in the house.
Learning After Hours
The best conversations happen in prep and after it - between learners, not at them.
More Than One Way Home
Festivals, food and languages from across the country, lived alongside rather than studied.
At Ease Anywhere
A plural, secular house culture, so a child is comfortable in rooms where nobody shares their background.
Zero Tolerance, Stated Plainly
No ragging, no bullying, no abuse. Reported without fuss, acted on without delay.
Somewhere to Be Alone
Shared living with enough privacy that a child can shut the world out for an hour.
Looking After the Place
Responsibility for their own space, for each other, and for the campus around them.
An Adult Who Notices
Wardens, nurses and counsellors who spot a difficult week early, rather than after it becomes a problem.
World-Class Facilities
A homey stay ensured by our dedicated wardens, assistant wardens, and on-campus nurses.
Personal Space
Cubicles accommodating four students. Individual cots, cupboards, and study tables provided.
Organized Storage
Dedicated shoe rooms to keep footwear organized and dormitories clean.
Safe Hydration
Clean, RO-purified, and safe drinking water available 24/7 across the hostel.
In-Dorm Restrooms
Restrooms are located inside the dormitories for easy access, safety, and comfort.
Supervised Laundry
Regular laundry services monitored by wardens to ensure absolute cleanliness and hygiene.
Recreation & Media
Each hostel is equipped with a television for scheduled entertainment and news.
Communication Hub
Telephones (approx. 6 connections) available for scheduled calls to parents/guardians.
Regular Maintenance
Dedicated maintenance department addressing any immediate requirements swiftly.
Resources & Downloads
Essential documents and schedules for our boarding students and parents. Download the latest PDFs below.