Dorms
Prepare your child in advance. Tell him:
Living in a dorm teaches a child to be independent, disciplined, vigilant, share space, and build lasting friendships through meaningful connections.
Each dorm has a dorm in-charge, and the dorm rules must be followed: no midnight snacks and studying and praying are must-do activities.
However, each dorm has a playground for the children to have fun and sweat it out.
Rhodesia
Jubilee Hall
Bason Hall
Bason Hall was built in the memory of O.D. Bason who was one of the most respected Principals at St. Peter’s. He served his term as the head of the institution from 1947 to 1974, still remembered as the glorious years at St. Peter’s. This dorm houses 62 students.
Albert House
As a part of four bungalows (Charbangla), Flora House, Mary Cottage, Albert House, and Yellow Rose were initially built together. However, Albert House is now a dormitory by itself, and Yellow Rose and Albert House were combined to provide more space and better facilities to the students. This dorm houses 60 students
Flora House
As a part of four bungalows (Charbangla), Flora House, Mary Cottage, Albert House, and Yellow Rose were initially built together. However, Flora House is now a dormitory by itself, and Yellow Rose and Albert House were combined to provide more space and better facilities to the students. This dorm houses 32 students.
Lawrence Villa
Transporting its residents back to the 50s, Lawrence Villa was previously a hotel named Savoy. However, it was leased by the school and subsequently purchased in the 1980s. This dorm houses 34 students.
Maycroft
This is the School’s latest refurbished addition. Previously housing the school staff, this dormitory is now catering to the youngest section of our student body. This dorm houses 14 students.
