It is impossible to reduce the life and spirit of a school like Scindia to the pages of books. Quality of expression cannot be brought forth by mere class discussions, hence societies and hobbies give opportunities to students to open up, without being conscious of their abiding presence of a teacher to monitor. Societies and hobbies are organized entirely by students at Scindia. Teachers remain much in the background. Weekly debates, street plays, quizzes, cartoons, elocution, all go a long way to enable a student to develop his own expression. At a very impressionable age a student matures through communication and expression of ideas voiced in his peer group. He learns the norms and taboos of School culture and gets help to firm up his own personality. All are encouraged to achieve their potential.