Newton
Curiosity
For Isaac Newton — the patience to watch closely and ask why.
Houses, sport, music, libraries, and the small daily rituals that make a place feel like a school.
Mixed-age cohorts that compete and care across the year. Every child belongs to a house from Class I.
Curiosity
For Isaac Newton — the patience to watch closely and ask why.
Imagination
For Albert Einstein — the courage to think past the obvious answer.
Resolve
For Jagadish Chandra Bose — persistence in the face of doubt.
Service
For A. P. J. Abdul Kalam — knowledge put to work for others.
These are not extracurriculars. They are part of the curriculum.
Football, cricket, athletics, badminton, volleyball, taekwondo, yoga. Daily PE for all classes.
Vocal, keyboard, tabla, classical and folk dance, drawing, painting, theatre.
Reading, robotics, eco, debating, photography, math olympiad, model UN.
A protected weekly reading slot from Class I; over 12,000 titles in English, Hindi, and Sanskrit.
A class-led service initiative each year — local, real, and quietly transformative.
Annual class trips that connect the curriculum to the country we live in.
A year at Orison has a rhythm. These are the moments families remember.
A festive evening of dance, music, drama, and prize-giving.
Three days of inter-house athletics, team games, and march-past.
Inter-house projects across Classes VI–XII, judged by parent volunteers.
Flag-hoisting, school anthem, and a student-led civics presentation.
A week of community service, alumni talks, and house culminations.
A graceful evening hosted by Class XI for the outgoing batch.
Morning Thought
A single sentence — chosen by a student, read at assembly. Posted on the corridor board for the day.
Friday Reading
All classes read silently for 25 minutes after lunch on Fridays. Teachers read too.
Class Meeting
Every Monday morning, 15 minutes for the class to set its week's intentions.
Visit the campus, meet our faculty, and see the place your child could call school.