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Aditya Academy Secondary Barasat Provides a Safe and Enriching Hostel Environment for Young Students

  • Writer: Anustup Kundu
    Anustup Kundu
  • 2 hours ago
  • 2 min read

News Desk, News Nation 360 : At a time when few Kolkata schools offer dormitory rooms, Aditya Academy Secondary School, Barasat, stands out as one of the region's best residential institutions. Designed to be a nurturing home away from home, the school provides separate, cutting-edge hostel facilities for boys and girls on its lush green campus. The boarding system, which is available starting in Class I, is designed to instil discipline, independence, and responsibility while also promoting holistic development. Sabita Saha, Director of Aditya Academy Group of Schools, stated that at Aditya Academy, they think a school hostel should be more than just a place to stay—it should be a place where students thrive, make lifelong relationships, and develop into responsible, confident adults. The school has state-of-the-art, air-conditioned hostels with devoted wardens and staff taking turns to care for the students around the clock. A multipurpose and central dining hall provides nutritious food, with most of the ingredients sourced from the school's organic farm. The school farm doubles as a learning platform for sustainability. Students are given formal academic assistance in the form of daily coaching and remedial sessions with trained teachers. Limited access to high-speed internet and regular counselling sessions provide for academic as well as emotional well-being. Furthermore, a lively school canteen offers nutritious food in a friendly, welcoming environment. Hygiene and health are paramount, with clean drinking water, effective waste management, and regular sanitation habits. To ensure safety, the campus is equipped with 24/7 CCTV coverage and trained security staff. The transport system of the school, including GPS-fitted buses and central monitoring, provides secure travel for day scholars as well.


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