Pastoral care refers to the practice of “looking after the personal and social well being of children”. It can involve a huge variety of issues including health related, social and morality issues, learning needs, behaviour management and emotional support. At KYS, pastoral care is the primary feature in the housemaster system. The housemaster of each house is responsible for pastoral care of students in his house without unnecessary intrusion and they are on call 24/7. The welfare, educational needs and progress of the students in the houses are integral to the pastoral care of students. This includes housemasters seeing to the students learning needs, meeting with families or teachers as necessary, dealing with behavioural or disciplinary issues, overseeing and leading the House Team in its meetings and activities, arranging for health care, look into safety and security of students and ensuring that there is no unnecessary encroachment into the privacy of the students. Housemasters manage leadership needs at house level. There is also a tutor system in each house. The housemasters together with his house tutors look after their students’ personalisation of learning, intellectual stimulation, attitudinal and physical development. Within the boarding houses, the housemasters are responsible for the social environment, in particular the interactions among the junior and the senior house members should be one of respect, acceptance and welcoming. Food check is conducted daily by the housemasters to ensure that healthy food are prepared for students. The best practices in pastoral care ensures that the students are safe, well taken care of and are living in a conducive for learning environment.