The atmosphere of the College is a family one, based upon respect for the person. The discipline maintained aims at helping in character formation and it is concerned especially with the development of a correct attitude to freedom and responsibility. Good human relations in a community foster self-esteem in the individual. Hence, the atmosphere of the College, and the quality of the relationships formed there are seen as some of the more important formative influences at work in the school. Since it caters for very competitive University Scholarship and Entrance requirements, the curriculum 'mix' is organised so as to help the student understand himself better and to enable him to choose goals appropriate to himself in the whole range and quality of his life.
Every effort is make to promote self-confidence and initiative among the pupils.
They are guided in coming to terms with peer pressure and with their own developing personalities. While remaining loyal to a rich tradition of academic excellence, the College places considerable emphasis on cultural influences. Hence, all students are required to maintain a high standard of conduct as a condition of their remaining in the College.