A boarder's morning here begins with house parents, not alarm bells — games on the grounds, breakfast with bread baked on campus that morning, and classmates who are also roommates. By the time the day scholars arrive, our boarders have already played their first match of the day.
Boarding
A structured residential experience for students from Classes V–XII, with separate hostels for boys and girls, supervised routines, academic support, sports, activities and a vegetarian dining programme.
Comfortable, Supervised Residential Spaces
Why keep your child near home
Every year, families from Chhindwara, Seoni, Betul and Narmadapuram send children to hostels in Nagpur, Bhopal or Indore — believing distance is the price of a good education. It isn't. The same CBSE curriculum, the same 100% board results, the same boarding discipline — all of it exists within a short drive of your doorstep. The difference: when your child falls ill, you reach them the same afternoon, not the next day. Weekend visits don't need train tickets. Festival breaks don't begin and end at a railway station. Ask our boarders' parents in Chourai and Seoni — the question is not whether a faraway city hostel is good enough. It is why travel far for what Chhindwara already has.
A Structured Day
- Wake-up5:30 am
- SchoolAfter breakfast at 7:00 am
- StudySupervised preparation
- Sports4:50–6:05 pm
- Evening activityClubs, HIVE, house events
- Dinner8:15 pm
- Study / quiet timeSelf-study and reading
- SleepNight roll call, lights out
A Sunday in the hostel
Food & Nutrition
Seven vegetarian servings a day, from morning fruit to night milk, with a planned monthly menu.
See Meals and MenuStaying in Touch
Junior Calls
Classes V–VIII, Monday–Wednesday, 3–4 pm or 8:30–9:30 pm.
Senior Calls
Classes IX–XII, Thursday–Saturday, same times.
Visiting Sunday
The 3rd Sunday of every month.
Photos on WhatsApp
Birthdays, festivals, sports and hostel events.
Evenings & Weekends
Frequently Asked Questions
From which class can my child join boarding?
Our boarding community currently ranges from Class V upwards, boys and girls in separate hostels. The hostel office guides each family on readiness — call 9575440123.
Can parents visit their child?
Yes. Scheduled visits follow the hostel calendar, with clear check-in and check-out protocols for safety.
What food do boarders get?
Meals from our own kitchen with bread and bakery items made fresh on campus daily. The weekly menu is planned for nutrition, and menu feedback from hostel parents is reviewed regularly.
Who looks after the children day to day?
House parents live with the children in the dorms, a staff nurse is on campus, a doctor is on call, and we hold tie-ups with Claris Hospital and Nahar Hospital, Chhindwara.
How do parents stay updated?
Through the hostel office on the school numbers, scheduled calls with the child, and parent visits as per the calendar.
Book a hostel visit — see the dorms, meet the house parents. Call 9575440123.