Our playing field is large enough to host cricket, football and athletics practice side by side, with a marked running track used every morning by our PE classes. A separate hard court is lined for basketball and volleyball, and doubles as the assembly ground on non-sport days.
Indoors, a dedicated sports hall covers badminton, table tennis, carrom and chess — useful through Haridwar's monsoon and peak-summer months when outdoor play isn't practical.
Each lab is equipped to Uttarakhand Board practical requirements for Classes IX and X, with a lab assistant present at every session.
Every Uttarakhand Board practical on the syllabus is actually performed here, not just demonstrated — from titrations to microscope slide work, students run experiments at their own bench under a teacher's supervision.
Safety comes first: fume extraction, first-aid kits and a trained lab assistant are present at every session, and every practical is logged in the student's own lab record book.
Optics, mechanics and electricity apparatus for Class IX–X experiments, plus a demonstration bench for concept sessions.
Fume hoods, titration stations and safety showers, with a separate storage room for reagents.
Microscopes, models and a small specimen collection supporting Class IX–X science practicals.
40 networked systems, used for Informatics Practices, Computer Science and IT classes across all classes.
Geometry kits, models and puzzles that turn abstract concepts into something students can hold and test.
Audio-visual equipment for spoken English practice, comprehension drills and pronunciation work.
Over 6,000 titles line the shelves — fiction, reference, competitive-exam guides and a growing section of Hindi literature. The reading hall seats 40 students at a time, and stays open through free periods and after school hours.
Our librarian runs a weekly "reading hour" for the primary wing and helps senior students track down reference material for projects and board-exam revision.
Over 6,000 titles across fiction, reference and competitive-exam prep, with a quiet reading hall open through the school day.
A dedicated studio for painting, sketching and craft work, with student work displayed through the school corridors.
Tabla, harmonium and vocal training space used for daily practice and the annual cultural evening.
Mirrored studio used for classical and folk dance practice, and for daily yoga sessions in the primary wing.
Digital boards in senior secondary sections for interactive lessons, diagrams and recorded revision content.
A 300-seat hall for assemblies, Founders' Day, and inter-house competitions, with a raised stage and sound system.
The grounds, labs and library sketches above give you the layout — here's what the corridors and classrooms actually look like day to day.
