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Computer Lab
Ninety Machines, One Rural Campus
Our computer hall houses 90 computers and supports Computer Applications as a taught subject from the primary classes right up to the senior school. For students in a rural block of West Garo Hills, hands-on time at a keyboard is not a small thing — it is access.
Computer is a timetabled subject in the Lower Primary, Upper Primary and Secondary stages, so every student passes through this room regularly rather than only those who choose it.
- 90 computers in a single computer hall
- Computer Applications taught as a regular subject
- Full electric connection across the campus
- Supervised practical sessions by class
Facilities Available
Computers
Available for student practical work
Computer Hall
A single hall housing all 90 machines
Class Coverage
Computer taught across primary and secondary
Power
Full electric connection to the campus
Progression Through the Classes
| Stage | Focus of Computer Lessons |
|---|---|
| Class I – II | Familiarity with the machine, its parts, and basic supervised use. |
| Class III – V | Keyboard and mouse skill, drawing and typing exercises, safe handling of equipment. |
| Class VI – VIII | Computer Applications as a subject — documents, basic tools and structured practical work. |
| Class IX – X | Computer Applications alongside the MBOSE syllabus, with regular timetabled periods in the computer hall. |
Hall Discipline
Any damage done to school equipment shall be made good by the pupils concerned, and the decision of the Principal regarding compensation is final. Students are not permitted to bring mobile phones, calculators or pocket transmitters into the school.
Learning Spaces
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See the Computer Hall for Yourself
Visit the campus at Ghaguapara and we will show you the computer hall and the rest of our facilities.