Polaris comprises 3 stars - a yellow supergiant (Polaris A) and a smaller companion (Polaris Ab); the pair orbiting another star (Polaris B). We liken ourselves to Polaris Ab for we will always be in your orbit, striving to liven up your school life with our company and exuberance while maintaining harmony and order with the school administration.

In our solar system, the life-giving Apollonian Sun is the biggest and brightest body one can find, but the importance of Polaris, the “North Star”, is highly evident when the sun sets and she becomes man’s only source of comfort and direction in the celestial sky. We endeavour to emulate Polaris in always being there for you and shining brightly regardless of our small stature. We aren’t necessarily a “guiding light” - rather we hope to be an extension of your adventures, a tool by which you can orientate yourself with and illuminate your path. Even if clouds may blanket the sky with darkness, even if light pollution drowns out the quiet hum of Polaris, take comfort in the fact that Polaris is always twinkling out there somewhere.