Boarding takes in boys and girls from all countries and cultures, from classes 1 to 12. Boarding life at LAHSS sets out to create a safe, caring, and supportive environment for all students, emphasizing pastoral support. This approach Contributes effectively to the school’s aim to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to live their lives as an empathetic global citizen, teaching responsibility, and encouraging group contribution. It is very much in tune with the 21st-century lifestyle. 

The Three Boarding Houses at LAHSS provide the bedrock upon which supported independence and youthful fellowship can be built. Students learn to treat each other and all community members with kindness, sensitivity, and respect. The boarding environment encourages a deep sense of community. It helps develop friendships and social skills, independence, and understanding that will be sustained and, in turn, be sustained in life beyond the school.

There is a family atmosphere in the houses, comfortable communal areas, morning and evening devotions every day and Sunday services to help them grow spiritually. The Chaplain takes care of all the services.

House Parents look after the well-being of each student and guide them in studies and in all-around development of the child.

STUDY HOUR

We are conscious that the main reason parents send their precious children far from home is that they may get the best education possible. For this reason, academics are our primary concern. Morning, evening, and night study hours are supervised by house parents and teachers daily. After 9 p.m., boarders are allowed extra hours of unsupervised study in their respective dorms. Extra tuition is arranged for boarders who need additional help with any subject.

PARENTS/GUARDIANS VISIT

1 Parents/Guardians should not visit their wards frequently as it disturbs the even tenor of the students.

2 Should not meet the boarders without permission from the boarding in charge.

3 On 2nd Saturday’s borders are allowed to go for outing and return before 4:00 p.m. If the child fails to come before 4:00 p.m., then the child will not be allowed to go for next Saturday.

4 Only Parents/guardians can take their ward out.

LOCAL GUARDIAN

1. In the case of students whose parents reside outside Dimapur; Parents should appoint a fully responsible local guardian who is a resident of Dimapur.
2. Local guardians are expected to attend Parents Teachers Meeting and to keep in touch with the school regarding their ward’s progress.
3. They should take the responsibility of ensuring regular attendance and payments of fees of the student.
4. The local guardian is also be informed about taking the child from the Hostel if the child is seriously ill.

GUIDELINES 

(a). The School/Hostel authority is not responsible in any way in the event of a Hosteller’s leaving the Hostel premises without the permission of the Hostel authority. In such an event, the hosteller is deemed expelled from the Hostel & School without any prior warning. If he/she is accepted again in the Hostel by the School Authority, then he/she will have to pay a fine of Rs. 1000/-(One thousand).

(b). A hosteller is fined Rs.500/- (five hundred) /suspended/ expelled if he/she smokes, chews ‘paan’, or takes any forbidden items or if any of these things are found in his/her possession.

(c). A hosteller will be suspended for seven days and also will be fined if he/she breaks any School/Hostel rule.

(d). If any hosteller fails to arrive in time after vacation, a fine of Rs.300 is charged on the first day and Rs.50 per day till the child joins the Hostel.

(d). Boarders are not allowed to keep any money with them. The hosteller must deposit their money to the Hostel superintend. 

(e). If a hosteller is expelled from the school, the school authority will issue his/her certificate, or CRHS Book after his/her hostel and school account have been settled in full.

MEDICAL

1. Out-Patient appointments: A teacher will accompany the hostellers to their out-patients appointment at the hospital.

2. Admission to the Medical: Some Medical conditions may make it necessary for the child to be admitted to the Nursing Home to allow supervision during the day and overnight. When a child is admitted to a nursing home, parents or guardians will be informed.

3. A student suffering from TB or any other contagious disease is not accepted in the Hostel.

4. Medical Treatment during School Holidays: The Hostel Authority must be informed of any medical treatment, vaccinations given, or medicines prescribed during the school holidays. Pupils should bring the medical prescription on return to the Hostel to ensure that the staffs are aware of the treatment.

• Hostellers taking treatment from home are not allowed to attend classes. 
• All medications must be handed to the house parent upon arrival to campus.

Hostellers’ uniform list will be given during the time of admission.