Mount Litera Zee School

The House System

At Kidzee - Mount Litera Zee School, Dasanapura, all students are divided into four houses, named after individuals who contributed significantly to society through their dedication, courage, and brilliance. These pioneers excelled in diverse fields, including science, arts, philosophy, and exploration. Each house reflects the values and virtues demonstrated by these remarkable personalities, inspiring students to develop integrity, perseverance, and creativity.

Raven House - Blue (Christopher Columbus (1451-1506))

Christopher Columbus was a fearless explorer who crossed the Atlantic Ocean and reached the Americas on October 12, 1492, under the flag of Castilian Spain. Driven by the belief that the earth was a relatively small sphere, he pursued his dreams against all odds with remarkable courage and perseverance. His legacy of exploration and determination encourages students in Raven House to dream big, stay curious, and never give up on their goals.

Moven House - Green (Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948))

Mahatma Gandhi was a visionary leader who believed in non-violence, truth, and compassion. Through his principles of Satyagraha, he inspired millions to join in India's freedom struggle, emphasizing the importance of peace, dignity, and justice. His unwavering belief in moral strength and non-violent resistance teaches Moven House students to uphold values of empathy, tolerance, and service, nurturing them to become responsible global citizens.

Pelican House - Yellow (Albert Einstein (1879-1955))

Albert Einstein, one of the greatest physicists, revolutionized the understanding of science with groundbreaking theories such as E=mc and general relativity. His inquisitive mind, love for exploration, and ability to think differently made him a pioneer in the world of science. Pelican House instills in its students the spirit of curiosity, analytical thinking, and perseverance, encouraging them to pursue knowledge with passion and confidence.

Falcon House - Red (Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519))

Leonardo da Vinci, the epitome of a Renaissance polymath, excelled as a painter, inventor, engineer, and scientist. His keen observation of nature and unmatched artistic abilities made him one of history's greatest minds. Falcon House encourages students to cultivate creativity, critical thinking, and a sense of wonder, nurturing their potential to innovate and explore beyond boundaries.