In order to foster a sense of healthy competition and at the same time inculcate the qualities of leadership, team spirit, co-operation, mutual understanding and self-reliance, students have been grouped into four Houses named after four mountain ranges of India. The four Houses have also been assigned colours for distinction.
| Name of the House | House Colour |
|---|---|
| NILGIRI | Blue |
| VINDHYA | Green |
| SHIVALIK | Yellow |
| ARAVALI | Red |
Each house is mentored by a set of teachers. Together they act as tutors for the students of their House. They meet regularly to discuss the pupil’s progress and problems. They act as a vital link in the system acting as friends, advisors and confidants. Various Inter-House competitions in co-curricular and sports activities are organised to give necessary exposure to students for their all round development. In order to develop true spirit of belongingness to the House, the students are allotted House uniforms as per the colour of their House. It is mandatory that the students wear their respective House uniform on Wednesdays & Saturdays.
Activities and competitions are organised under the following groups:| Groups | Classes |
|---|---|
| A | I, II and III |
| B | IV and V |
| C | VI, VII and VIII |
| D | IX and X |
| E | XI and XII |