Coat of Arms

This was composed from the design furnished by Mr. Lockwood Kipling, a former Principal of The School of Arts, Lahore, and father of the famous Rudyard Kipling.

In the upper center of the shield are the Mayo Arms, and Quarterings, a lion rampant and an open hand. On the right and left are the Sun and Moon, typical of the “Suryawanshi” and “Chandrawanshi”, the two great families of the Rajputs.Below are the “Panch Rang”, the five sacred colours of the Rajputs: Red, Gold, Blue, White and Green, in the center of which is a Rajput fort–two towers connected by a curtain.

Our Aim

• The object of true education is to make children not merely to do right but to enjoy doing so.
• Great ideas belong to everybody and every generation stands on the frontiers of the mind. We encourage the individuality of every child and yet at the same time inculcate in her a sense of responsibility and consideration for others. We believe that finally a person is worth not what she has or even what she does but what she is.
• In a world of ideas there is always pioneering to be done and we prepare students to face new challenges and urge them to seek originality. We also know it is equally important to root a child in the rich Indian culture and tradition and teach her to respect every creed. Our curriculum and activities reflect this aim.