BHISHMA

Bhishma is one of the central characters of the Mahabharata. Bhishma was born as Devevrata and is the grand sire of the heros and villans of the epic mahabharata. We should learn from Bhishma the quality of drirhapratigya (firm resolution) that is whatever I have decided to do; I shall do it at any cost. There should be a drirhanishchayata (certitude), to have a strong will force, under any pressure not shifting away from the work he had decided to do, extreme bravery, and to keep faith towards Dharma.

Green is the colour of harmony health and balance.The house depicts kindness, generosity and compassion.The motto of this house is to bring compassion, kindness and generosity within students. They aim to make students revitalize to develop healthy habits, harmonized and have balance around during a crisis by remaining calm and take control of the situation until it is resolved.

DRONA

In the epic Mahabharata, Drona or Dronacharya is the royal guru to the Kauravas and the Pandavas. He was a master of advanced military arts, including the devastras. Drona spent his youth in poverty, but studied religion and military arts together with the then prince of Panchala, Drupada.

Yellow is the colour of prosperity & success. The colour depicts to acquire knowledge. The motto of the house is to inspire original thoughts and inquisitiveness of the young minds. This will indeed help students to think big and achieve their goals.

KARAN HOUSE

Karna known as Danveer; donated his invincible armour to Indra, life of pandavas to Kunti and his own life to his friend Duryodhana. He was honest to his friend Duryodhana even after knowing the reality that Pandavas are his brothers.

Blue is the colour of ocean and sky. The house depicts the colour of calmness, spirituality and stability. The motto of this house is to inspire students to be honest, trustworthy, truthful, and sincere and be ready to acquire knowledge and wisdom.

ARJUN HOUSE

Arjuna was one of the five Pandava brothers, who were the heroes of the Indian epic the Mahabharata. Son of the god Indra, famous for his archery (he can shoot with either hand); one of the main protagonists of the epic, the greatest fighter, archer, and third brother of PandavasArjuna's life was a lesson in itself. He was attentive, dedicated and focused. He had courage for Pursuing Passion.

Red is the colour of power, strength and determination. The house depicts the colour of passion and strength. The motto of this house is to bring about courage and confidence within students. They aim to assimilate confidence and courage which will really help them to deal with real life situations.

Houses and their Representatives