
The cultural and curricular activities of the school are conducted through the House System, and all students are urged to take active part in them. Each house provides ample opportunity for the all-round education and development of the students.
A student who rehearses a dance, leads a prayer, introduces a guest or runs an event learns preparation, nerve and cooperation — things no examination measures but every employer and community notices.

Students perform the dances of the Garo Hills and neighbouring communities on Cultural Day, in full traditional dress.

Choir and group singing for assembly, feast days, Christmas carols and school programmes.

Visiting scout and guide leaders conduct training sessions on discipline, service and outdoor skill.

Skits, tableaux and costume performances at Christmas and other school celebrations.

Games is a timetabled subject, and inter-house athletics run through the annual Sports Week.

Students take turns leading prayer, reading and announcements before the whole school each morning.






Whether your child sings, runs, organises or quietly helps — the house system finds a role for them.