The Gurukul Foundation House Systems - The Gurukul Foundation

At Gurukul, our house system is rooted in ancient wisdom, bringing together tradition, learning, and the spirit of healthy competition. Each of our four houses represents a revered sage from Indian history, who epitomises specific virtues that we aim to instil in our students. Participation in the house system encourages teamwork, leadership, and personal growth as students contribute to their house’s success in various academic, cultural, and sporting events.

Vashishtha

Symbolizing Wisdom and Resilience

Named after the revered sage Vashishtha, who was one of the seven great sages (Saptarishis) and the royal guru of King Rama, this house represents knowledge, wisdom, and resilience. Sage Vashishtha’s teachings emphasize the importance of self-discipline and wisdom in shaping a balanced life. The students of Vashishtha House are encouraged to embody intellectual curiosity and the pursuit of lifelong learning, using wisdom to overcome challenges and lead with integrity.

Key Virtues: Wisdom, Discipline, Integrity

Valmiki

Symbolizing Creativity and Transformation

Sage Valmiki, the revered author of the Ramayana, symbolizes creativity, perseverance, and the power of transformation. His life story is one of profound personal growth and enlightenment. In Valmiki House, students are encouraged to embrace creativity, storytelling, and the transformative power of education and self-reflection. This house fosters an environment where students are motivated to express themselves and make positive changes in their own lives and communities.

Key Virtues: Creativity, Perseverance, Transformation

Sandipani

Symbolizing Knowledge and Mentorship

Sandipani, the guru of Lord Krishna, is a symbol of wisdom imparted through mentorship and learning. His role in nurturing the mind and spirit of Lord Krishna speaks volumes about the impact of a great teacher. In Sandipani House, the emphasis is on nurturing peer-to-peer learning, mentorship, and collaboration. Students are encouraged to be both learners and teachers, embodying humility and the constant quest for knowledge while also guiding and uplifting others in their academic journey.

Key Virtues: Knowledge, Mentorship, Collaboration

Paramahansa

Symbolizing Spiritual Growth and Enlightenment

Sri Ramakrishna Paramhansa, a revered spiritual leader and philosopher, symbolizes wisdom, devotion, and the pursuit of truth. His teachings emphasize self-realization, harmony, and the unity of all faiths. In Paramhansa House, students are encouraged to cultivate inner strength, moral values, and a deep sense of compassion. This house fosters an environment where students are inspired to seek knowledge, embrace spirituality, and contribute meaningfully to their communities with sincerity and dedication.

Key Virtues: Spirituality, Self-Realization, Mindfulness