Food and shelter are the basic requirements of human beings to develop their skills. Blessings Matric. Hr. Sec. School provides quality food to ensure sound physical growth. Vegetarian and non-vegetarian balanced diet is provided to the students. Eggs, milk and special diet can be given to the students on request by the parent. The children stay in cosy and comfortable dormitories. One matron, a sister and a teacher are in charge of each dormitory. The school provides cots to every student. Girls have separate dormitory. The children are provided with all basic facilities including resident teachers to guide them individually.The Institution has a dairy which supplies our requirement of milk. Routine medical check-up and proper Health Care is givent to the children. A doctor can be made avail 24 hours.

:: Breakfast at 7.30 AM for Juniors & 8.30 AM for Seniors :: Tea at 10.30 AM : Tea with Biscuits :: Lunch at 12.00 Noon for Juniors & 12.30 PM for Seniors :: Tea at 4.30 PM : Tea with Biscuits/cakes/Puff or other bakery products :: Supper at 7.30 PM for Juniors & 8.30 PM for Seniors

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Parents may visit their children once a month on Saturdays and Sundays in the second weekend between 3 p.m and 6 p.m. Too frequent visits are discouraged in the interest of children themselves. Parents or relatives would be permitted to see the students only if they produce the visiting cards to the receptionist. Any friends or un-authorized person would be permitted to see the students only at the discretion of the Principal.

The children write home every week and parents are also requested to reply them once a week at least. Children can make avail the telephone in the canteen to make calls to their parents after 4.30 P.M. Parents may call up their wards on Sundays and Second Saturdays between 9.00 A.M to 5.30 P.M.

Pocket money or other valuables like cameras, cell phone, walkman and gold ornaments should not be left with the students. Any money found on them will be confiscated. Under no circumstance should money be sent directly to the children. Each student may have a minimum pocket money. The School hostel has an associated canteen specially for the hostel children to make phone calls and buy snacks and stationaries.