The CFS – House
To inculcate the spirit of healthy competition amongst its students, the entire student population has been divided into four houses, namely:
- Wellington
- Hastings
- Nelson
- Allenby
Duties of House Warden
- A house warden and a house tutor play a very important role in the overall development of a student’s personality. Each member of the house must work towards the individual’s growth and the development of the social and emotional skills of the students of their house.
- Maintain an attendance register for house students and take their attendance during every house meeting.
- A proper record of each activity must be kept. The house report should be submitted monthly on the 1st Monday. A duplicate copy must be maintained. This report should be comprehensive and record the achievements of the house.
- Attendance and uniform should be a matter of pride. A regular check must be maintained.
- Volunteer duties must be assigned to the students. The house is responsible for ensuring that volunteers report regularly on time.
- Inter-house and inter-school competitions and events are essential in providing the students an opportunity to identify and enhance their talents, and also help build a team spirit. The house works as a team to prepare students for various competitions and also organizes events by rotation. Tutors must also ensure that students learn how to be an ideal audience.
- Guidance and counseling of students under their charge.
- Organization of house functions to recognize and highlight the achievements of the house.
- Organization of regular meetings of the house members.
- Floor-wise duties must also be assigned to the students and the teachers of the house on duty.
- The house warden should also depute a teacher to make separate lines for latecomers (one for those who use the school bus and another for those who use self-conveyance).