Everything a Young Learner Needs

Over 10,000 documents — general reading, reference works, encyclopaedias, dictionaries, textbooks and competitive-exam question banks — plus magazines and nine daily newspapers including the NIE edition of the Times of India. The library equips students with life-long learning skills and develops the imagination, enabling them to live as responsible citizens.

A well-equipped lab with computers proportionate to the number of students, running modern software. The Information Technology curriculum gives students of Std. III to VIII exposure to a range of technologies; the primary section is trained on Windows and MS-Office. Students are assessed on practical skills in both semester examinations.

Lab equipment lets students interact directly with the data they gather, learning first-hand by performing experiments themselves. Anatomy models and physics and chemistry science kits make otherwise complex theories easy to grasp.

Practicals are conducted weekly as per MSBSHSE to support the theoretical syllabus. Our well-equipped chemistry lab lets every student experience the magic of chemical science.

Used to study the external and internal structure of plant and animal cells. Microscopes let students examine tissues in depth, supported by charts of the human respiratory, excretory and nervous systems, the structure of the heart, and the phases of meiosis and mitosis, alongside plastic models and preserved specimens.

Laboratory work is integral to learning physics. Our lab serves secondary and higher-secondary science students, with equipment covering heat (Newton's law), sound (sonometer and resonance), electronics, optics and mechanics.

The Class Room Teaching Module makes every subject easier to understand in detail. This digital learning platform delivers smart course-packs by subject, chapter and topic — so lessons are revised, concepts become clear, and students learn better, understand faster and remember more.

A Reverse Osmosis plant supplies clean, purified drinking water to all ~1,500 students, with a 1,000-litre storage capacity generating 500 litres per hour. Storage is cleaned regularly. Water, sanitation and hygiene in school secure children's dignity, safety, health and attendance.

Rainwater is accumulated and stored for reuse on-site rather than allowed to run off — used for gardens, irrigation and groundwater recharge.

Automated RFID-based attendance, integrated with the parent portal so guardians can track their child's attendance.