Charitable activities are important to develop a sense of citizenship – in terms of individual engagement, participation in collective school activities, and engendering a broader sense of social responsibility. Raising funds for charities and sponsoring good causes are more than just important activities in the School; in fact it is part of our life. Encouraging staff and children to get involved in the community and volunteering to help those who are less fortunate help them to develop a sense of gratitude and self-worth.

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The management is also bound to this principal and offers free education to the poorest girls selected by the core committee. The value of doing charitable acts for others is tremendous, and children will feel a sense of pride when they know that their actions are making someone else's life happy.