The school is divided into six houses named after six prominent Indian rivers- CAUVERY, GANGA, KRISHNA, NARMADA, TAPTI, YAMUNA
The House System is an integral part of the school system. Not only does it aim to give students an identity but also inculcates a sense of pride. The house system provides a platform for the holistic development of students promoting team spirit, house loyalty, and healthy competition. To foster team spirit and promote talent among House members, Inter House Cultural and Sports events are held throughout the year, wherein trophies and awards are given for excellent performance.
| Sr. No. | HOUSE | DEPICTION |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | CAUVERY HOUSE | CAUVERY has always nurtured a clan of singers and composers, for her mere presence transform each musical note into a literary classic. |
| 2 | GANGA HOUSE | With mystical divine influence and endless transgressions, flowing from the Himalayan glacier, the RIVER GANGES is an eternal and sustainable source of life since time immemorial. | 3 | KRISHNA HOUSE | Known for its culture and religious importance in the state of Maharashtra, the river KRISHNA provides for the agricultural economy in the state as it allows water for irrigation of sugarcane production. |
| 4 | NARMADA HOUSE | NARMADA RIVER is considered the mother and the giver of peace. The NARMADA finds mention in ancient texts of India as one of India’s seven most sacred rivers. The river is considered the Goddess and is worshiped in India. |
| 5 | TAPTI HOUSE | The timeless touch of TAPTI RIVER reminisces the golden past. Originating from the sun god’s tears, TAPTI passes through several sacred shrines. |
| 6 | YAMUNA HOUSE | YAMUNA River, with rippling water, glistening and gleaming waves caress body, head, mind, and soul trembling with a sense of new ecstasy. |