The School is housed in a two acre plot in the heart of the city and is located on the Gandhi Mandapam Road, connecting Sardar Patel Road and Chamiers Road. The School also takes pride in its solemn and esteemed neighbourhood of educational institutions - the Anna University, I.I.T, C.L.R.I and other major landmarks like Birla Planetarium and Anna Centenary Library.

The main building has spacious well - ventilated class rooms. The A.M.M. Murugappa Chettiar Centenary Building houses the Kindergarten and Primary School sections with all required facilities as well as an auditorium equipped with state of the art sound and light systems.

The main building houses thoughtfully planned and well - equipped Science, Math and Language labs, a well stocked library, Computer rooms with advanced facilities, Audio visual rooms with LCD projectors and a technology aided Resource room for teachers, to facilitate better comprehension of the basic principles and concepts by stimulating the imagination, observation and reasoning faculty.

The school has two state of the art computer rooms with internet and multimedia facilities, providing the pupils up to date learning facilities which can also be used for their project work.

There are also two specialized Audio Visual rooms in which all multimedia facilities are available along with overhead LCD projectors.

The school has a growing library with books covering a wide variety of subjects, besides popular fiction and classics. The school subscribes to journals of particular interest to students of all ages. A reading programme is implemented with reading material selected to suit individual abilities. The library has a large collection of CDs and other audio-visual teaching aids. Parents are requested to monitor the reading habits of their wards and sign the library books record in the handbook, at the end of each term.

The school has an institutional membership with the British Council Library. Students may make use of this facility to do reference work.

The school canteen caters to the needs of the student community. No canteen facility is extended to the primary school. Students should bring their own tiffin boxes to buy the food from the canteen. No disposable containers will be given.

A playground flanked with shady trees, an enclosed open space for assemblies, activity rooms are the other amenities provided for the healthy growth of children in a city starved for space.