Staying in touch
You will always know how your child is doing.
Every Sunday
Visit
Parents are welcome on campus every Sunday from ten in the morning to four in the afternoon. Bring the family; stay for lunch.
Every week
An update from us
A short message from the campus each week: how the week went, what is coming up, and anything you should know.
After every test
Your child’s progress
The score, and what the analysis found — what is secure, what is improving, what the teacher is working on.
Any time
The warden’s desk
A number you can call at any hour. In an emergency, we call you first.
Calls and visits
Scheduled calls home, and one holiday a year.
Our campus is gadget-free, so students do not carry phones. Instead, every student has a scheduled call home each week, and younger students more often. You can reach the warden’s desk whenever you need to.
Deepavali is the year’s home holiday. Apart from that, the academic calendar keeps students on campus, and we share it with you before the year begins so you can plan family occasions around Sundays.
What we ask of you
Trust the rhythm, and tell us early.
The first month is the hardest for every student and every parent. Homesickness is normal, and it passes faster when parents hold steady. If something worries you, tell us early — the warden, the counsellor and the teachers would always rather hear about a small thing today than a big thing next month.
Questions parents ask
The answers we give most often.
Can I visit on a day other than Sunday?
Can I send food, books or parcels?
What if my child wants to come home?
Who do I speak to about fees?
Take the next step
Come and meet the people who will look after your child.
Sunday visits are the best way to see how we work. Book yours today.