G D Goenka Nainital CBSE Boarding School - Blog

A G D Goenka Nainital CBSE boarding school is a residential school where pupils live and study during the school year. There are approximately 100 Uttarakhand CBSE boarding schools across Uttarakhand

Why Choose a G D Goenka Nainital CBSE Boarding School?
G D Goenka Nainital CBSE boarding schools offer you an outstanding education, helping you to develop your skills and progress to university. All Uttarakhand CBSE boarding schools have to meet strict government standards on the quality of their teaching, facilities and student care.

Many Uttarakhand CBSE boarding schools combine beautiful, centuries-old buildings with a mix of modern classrooms and traditional architecture. The excellent facilities help make living and learning a great experience and you will improve your English skills while you study.

Life At UK Uttarakhand CBSE Boarding Schools
Most G D Goenka CBSE boarding schools teach a mix of international pupils and local pupils. ‘Boarders’ are pupils who live at the school. ‘Day pupils’ live with their families and return home at the end of the school day. This mix helps to create a good social atmosphere.

Uttarakhand CBSE boarding schools usually close for the long summer and Christmas holidays and pupils return home to their parents or guardians. Some schools do, however, run language courses during this period.

For the shorter half-term holidays, some schools stay open. Typically, you won’t have normal classes but you will be supervised by staff and be able to take part in activities and events.

Accommodation
At a Uttarakhand CBSE boarding school, you live with other pupils in a Uttarakhand CBSE boarding house – there might be several boarding houses in each school. Girls and boys stay in separate accommodation. There will also be at least one house parent who lives on the premises who is there to look after you and care for your needs.

Young boarders will probably share a bedroom or dormitory with other children. Older boarders usually have their own private bedroom, or share a room with just one other pupil. You might also have your own bathroom or washing facilities.

Most boarding houses have comfortable communal areas where you can relax, socialise and watch television with your fellow pupils.