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Promotion of national integration through migration policy

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Providing good quality model education including a strong component of culture, inculcation of values, awareness of environment, adventure and physical training to the talented children predominantly from the rural areas with no regard to their socio economic conditions.
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LODGING FACILITIES

The facilities to students include free boarding and lodging.The school provides residential facilities for boys and girls on campus. All the hostels are well equipped and have all the facilities that help the children live and grow in an environment that they can identify as their home. Trained housemistresses and housemasters, along with a whole range of support staff, are entrusted with the well being of the children and to ensure that the needs of our pupils are fully met. The school places much emphasis on the importance of students taking responsibility for themselves, and for each other, within a very carefully supervised framework. For our children, the hostel is A home Away from Home and as such provides every facility for study, leisure and a flourishing sense of community, which can add so much to school days and later life.

The sense of security and loyalty engendered by the hostel life finds expression in many ways, and creates a healthy desire to excel in competition with the other houses, whether on the sports field, in arts or in academic attainment. Friendship and mutual support play a large part in school life, and this is reflected in the boarding accommodation we provide. At the junior level, students stay in dormitory style accommodation.

The school strongly believes that the values of caring, sharing, and community living must be inculcated in our students from the very beginning. As the children move to senior classes, they are provided shared rooms.
Students are accommodated in Eight Dormitories (Four for Boys & Three for Girls and One for Kiddies Boys).

A separate transformer is installed in the campus to provide sufficient supply of electricity.15 KVA generator supplies electricity whenever there is load shedding.

Safety and Security Our Prime Concern

THE  most important part in a residential school is the safety and security of  boarders . Needless to say that parents are more concerned about their ward whenever their beloved one is away from their lap. Keeping this in view we are following some safety measures for the well being of the children while staying in the campus.
The Vidyalaya administration has formed a safety and security committee to adopt immediate safety measures to be taken .

• We have security briefing as a regular part of morning assembly.
• Children are kept fruitfully busy so that they may not indulge in indisciplined activities.
• Whole campus is properly utilized, proper pathways are created and flood lights are being installed around every nook and corner in the campus so to avoid any unfortunate happenings.
• Except parents, no outside visitors are allowed to visit the children. Parents are allowed to visit their wards only on 2nd Saturday of every month.
• Meeting with respective house masters and mistresses are organized to brief about the child.
• To keep children actively involved in academics and co-curricular activities we have streamlined and systematized daily routine.
• We always try to develop and improve a good social, authentic and environment friendly educational climate in the campus so that children feel themselves at home, safe and secure in the campus.
• Every child is paid proper attention. It is also enquired, if he/she is looking upset. He/she is guided, counselled and timely help and assistance are provided to him/her.
• Children are not allowed to go outside campus for any reason.
• We strictly enforce the presence of all enrolled children in the campus.
• Regular roll call / attendance by the house masters/mistress is done thrice a day.
• Our staff nurse attends any sick child immediately. However, our visiting doctor assures medical check up and necessary medical help is provided as per illness of a child. We always consult our visiting doctor after first aid as the case may be.
• Full medical fitness tests are conducted once in a fortnight. Our staff nurse maintains individual health record for every child.
• Strict discipline and to check the unauthorized absence of any child from the campus are given paramount importance.
• To maintain safety   of children while travelling from one place to other, it is our prime responsibility to provide escort (s), separate  for both boys and girls. Escorting teacher (s)  are briefed about the details of the journey and precautions to be  taken.

House System and it's Administration

• Well maintained hygienic condition in and around dormitories and over all,  around the campus.
• There is provision to accommodate 40 children in one dormitory under one highly capable house master.
• Children are divided into categories as junior and senior.
• We keep strict vigil over hostel boarders but with parental care keeping in  view the safety and security of your beloved ones.
• There is constant supervision and monitoring of the children's activities by their respective house masters and house mistresses
• We  provide medical facilities by our qualified Visiting Doctor and Resident Staff Nurse who take care of the children along with the house masters and mistresses. A bi-weekly medical check-up is conducted for all children.
• Our house masters and mistresses care for children by frequent interaction and attending problems (if any) on regular basis, especially,  about their psychological, physical and emotional problems.

The Students are divided into Four Houses namely Aravali Nilgiri  Shivalik and Udayagiri and they are again sub divided in to Junior Houses and Senior Houses.House uniforms are provided to the children according to the colour of their house.

A Junior House consists of Student of Classes VI to VIII and a Senior House consists of Students of Classes IX to XII.

The House Masters/Mistresses in charge of these houses for the Current Academic Year are given below: