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Belonging to a group, gives students a "Collective identity”, so much so that the person belonging to the group identifies himself with the group. This creates bonding, respect for peers and a sense of belonging.
Engaging in community life reinstates the bonds between the students, teachers, and the clergy and is fundamental to the community of the school and the outside community. Students are given the opportunity to interact in events such as Children's Day, School trips and volunteering in the community on Shramadana Days. Events like Teachers’ Day and Rector’s Day invigorates self-esteem in the teachers and affirm respect and appreciation of the valuable service rendered by teachers and the Rector. The services of minor staff, security, the gardeners, and other workers are valued and affirmed as important for the functioning of the school.
