Military Training Activities

At our Military School, cadets receive structured military-style training designed to build discipline, confidence, leadership and teamwork. These activities form the core of our curriculum and prepare students for future careers in the Armed Forces and beyond.

1. Physical Training (PT)

Daily morning and evening PT sessions help cadets maintain physical fitness and stamina. Activities include:

• Running and endurance drills
• Stretching and flexibility routines
• Strength-building exercises
• Team-based fitness challenges
• Sports and Games

Objective: To develop strength, agility and discipline.

2. Drill and Parade Practice

Cadets undergo regular marching and parade drills under the guidance of trained instructors. They learn:

• Marching in sync
• Saluting and ceremonial discipline
• Parade formations and commands
• Flag hoisting and lowering ceremonies

Objective: To instill precision, respect for command and unity in action.

3. Obstacle Course & Endurance Training

The school’s Obstacle Course trains cadets to overcome challenges physically and mentally. It includes:

• Rope climbing and balance beams
• Wall scaling and crawling tunnels
• Tyre runs and monkey bars

Objective: To build courage, perseverance and problem-solving under pressure.

4. Horse Riding

Selected cadets receive equestrian training from qualified instructors. They learn:

• Basic horse riding and care
• Mounting, trotting and jumping techniques
• Discipline and communication with the animal

Objective: To develop confidence, balance and emotional control.

5. Weapon Training and Firing Range

Under strict supervision, senior cadets receive introductory weapon training:

• Basic rifle parts and safety measures
• Marksmanship and target practice (with air rifles)
• Range discipline and firing posture

Objective: To cultivate alertness, responsibility and precision.

6. Camps and Field Exercises

Cadets participate in various annual camps, such as:

• NCC Camps (CATC, ATC, Republic Day Camp)
• Leadership and survival camps
• Night marches and tent pitching exercises

Objective: To build self-reliance, adaptability and leadership in real-life situations.

7. Adventure and Outdoor Activities

To promote courage and exploration, cadets engage in:

• Rock climbing, trekking and cycling expeditions
• Orienteering and navigation practice
• River crossing and camping trips

Objective: To nurture a spirit of adventure, risk-taking and teamwork.

8. Ceremonial Events and National Celebrations

Military discipline is showcased during:

• Independence Day and Republic Day parades
• Guard of Honour for guests
• Passing-out parades for senior cadets

Objective: To instill pride, patriotism and respect for the nation’s heritage.

9. Leadership & Personality Development

Military training goes beyond physical exercise. Cadets learn:

• Command responsibilities through house systems
• Time management and teamwork
• Public speaking and moral education

Objective: To shape future-ready leaders with courage and integrity.