Care Structure |
Resident House Masters and House Mistresses (AHMs) provide support to boarders, ensuring that their welfare and personal needs are attended to. The AHMs are based in-house and they serve as volunteers during the evenings after their day work in their own professions.
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Programmes |
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Boarders are expected to follow a daily schedule which balances time for studies and recreation. All boarders are encouraged to participate in a range of Hall activities that enrich community life and promote personal development.
A Day in the Life of a Boarder
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| 05:45-07:30 a.m. |
Breakfast in the Dining Hall |
| 07:30 a.m. |
School day begins |
| 12:00-02:30 p.m. |
Lunch is available in the Dining Hall on every Saturday, Sunday, School holiday and Public holiday |
| 02:30-06.00 p.m. |
School activities or free time |
| 06:00-07-30 p.m. |
Dinner in the Dining Hall |
| 07:30-09:30 p.m. |
Compulsory Study time. Boarder may work past 09:30p.m. at their own pace |
| 09-30 p.m. |
Roll-call (marking of attendance) for all boarder in the Dinning Hall |
| 11-00 p.m. |
Lights out |
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True learning involves academic, cultural, spiritual, physical and emotional development. We strongly believe in the development of the individual as a whole person - spiritual as well as physical, emotional and intellectual.
 Living in a boarding school equips boarders with opportunities to learn beyond the classroom and to be equipped with important life skills. Boarders are given the facility to make friends of different nationalities and to forge lifelong friendships through living and sharing together.
Boarding life exposes boarders to new learning experiences,
developing their ability. Boarders learn to appreciate consideration, co-operation, independence; how to live with others in a supportive environment where standards of behaviour are determined for the benefit and welfare of community. The mixture of structure and freedom offers an excellent preparation for the future.to make personal choices that will enhance their personal growth and maturity.
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