Mess
A disciplined and comfortable dining environment where students enjoy their meals while learning the importance of healthy habits, table manners and responsible food practices.
A Healthy & Disciplined Dining Environment
The school mess provides students with a structured environment for their daily meals. Students are expected to follow the mess timings, dress code, table manners and discipline while ensuring that food is respected and not wasted.
Rules & Expectations
Students are expected to maintain punctuality, discipline, cleanliness and responsible dining habits in the Mess.
Timely Meals
Students must come in time for all the meals.
Dress Code
Students must follow the prescribed dress code in the Mess.
Silence & Discipline
Proper silence and discipline are to be maintained during meals in the Mess.
Food Stays in the Mess
Food items are not to be taken out of the Mess.
Table Manners
All students are expected to follow proper table manners.
No Food Wastage
Wastage of food is not acceptable.
Leave After Rising Bell
Students must leave the Mess after the rising bell.
Suggestions & Complaints
Suggestions or complaints can be communicated to Student Food Committee In-charges, House Mothers, Assistant House Mothers or the Chief Warden.
Food Menu
View the school's food menu to learn more about the meals provided to students.
School Food Menu
The complete food menu is available in the document displayed alongside.
Food Menu
PDF Document
Mess Gallery
A glimpse of the dining and food facilities at Indian Public School.
Punctuality
Students learn the importance of being on time for every meal.
Good Habits
Proper table manners and disciplined dining encourage responsible habits.
Respect Food
Students are encouraged to value food and avoid unnecessary wastage.
A Place for Meals, Manners & Responsibility
The Mess at Indian Public School provides more than a place to eat. It encourages punctuality, discipline, good table manners and respect for food as an important part of residential school life.