A school’s weekly and weekend program is designed to provide a structured balance between academic learning, extracurricular activities, and personal development. During the week, students typically follow a set timetable that begins in the morning with assembly, followed by subject-based lessons, practical sessions, and breaks for meals. Afternoons may include additional classes, sports, or co-curricular activities such as debate, music, and drama. After school, boarding students often have supervised study sessions or prep time.

On weekends, the schedule is usually more relaxed, allowing time for personal study, recreational activities, and religious services if applicable. Saturdays may include club meetings, community service, or sports tournaments, while Sundays are often reserved for rest, worship, and family visits for day scholars. This structured yet flexible routine ensures that students receive a well-rounded education while also having time for relaxation and social interaction.