The inmates share a room among three each with a separate cot, cupboard, reading lamp, desk and chair. The rooms are pleasant, hygienic and kept clean by the housekeeping staff. Air-conditioning will be provided, if opted for. The bathrooms and toilets are well designed and adequate. Running hot water is also available.

It is clean and spacious enough to seat all the students and staff together. This is where the children learn table manners. We have two separate hygienic kitchens, for cooking vegetarian and non-vegetarian food. Students may opt for either. Our dining hall, kitchen and kitchenware are kept in sterile condition.

A nutritionist plans the menu, taking into account preferences expressed by student representatives, and guides the kitchen staff in preparing wholesome dishes, whose ingredients may come from the school’s farm.

There is a common room for watching television and playing video games. Movie shows are held in the indoor and open-air theatre. Many festivals are celebrated on the campus. Students are taught to recite shlokas and sing bhajans.

The day ends with bedtime stories that include great epics, folklore and fairytales. Listening to such stories boosts moral values, expands imagination, develops vocabulary, helping them to appreciate the joys of suspense and a happy ending.