Indian Educational School – Bhavans vs Smart Indian School

	I Indian Educational School – Bhavans Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh, Kuwait	S Smart Indian School Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh, Kuwait
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year KWD 715 - 1,320	Fees / year KWD 625 - 1,045
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 2 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum CBSE Curriculum	Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils —	Pupils —
Typical class size	Typical class size 27	Typical class size —
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened 2006	Opened 2016
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Indian Educational School, Safat, Kuwait (address: Indian Educational School, Safat, Kuwait; 24079). The centrally air‑conditioned campus spans 8,000 square metres.	Location Smart Indian School is located on School Street, Jleeb Al Shyoukh, Kuwait. It is in the Jleeb Al Shyoukh district, a residential area accessible by Kuwait's local road network. The school serves boys and girls aged 2–18 and is part of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Middle East.
Stages	Stages Foundational Stage (KG, G1-G2); Preparatory Stage (G3-G5); Middle Stage (G6-G8); Secondary Stage (G9-G12)	Stages Kindergarten, Primary, Middle, Secondary
School type	School type co-educational, English-medium CBSE-affiliated school	School type Co-educational CBSE-affiliated school
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Inclusive education provisions; adaptive provisions for diverse needs	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Affiliated with Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Mumbai (Bhavans Middle East)	Country affiliation India
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details Buses hired on contract basis	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Tuition fees (per term and annual total) - LKG / UKG: - First Term (April–June): KD 240. - Second Term (September–November): KD 240. - Third Term (December–March): KD 235. - Annual total: KD 715. - Grades 1–5: - First Term (April–June): KD 295. - Second Term (September–November): KD 295. - Third Term (December–March): KD 290. - Annual total: KD 880. - Grades 6–8: - First Term (April–June): KD 350. - Second Term (September–November): KD 350. - Third Term (December–March): KD 345. - Annual total: KD 1,045. - Grades 9–12: - First Term (April–June): KD 440. - Second Term (September–November): KD 440. - Third Term (December–March): KD 440. - Annual total: KD 1,320. Application and admission charges - Application (first-time admission) fee: KD 15. - Refundable caution deposit: KD 25 (refundable). - First-term tuition for new admissions is payable at the time of admission. - Late admission charge for entrants from the second term onwards: KD 50. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is payable in full prior to the start of the academic year, but parents may pay in three instalments: due prior to April 1, September 1 and December 1 of the academic year. - For first-time admissions, the application fee, refundable caution deposit and the first-term fee are charged at the time of admission. Transport (bus) fees and optional services - Transport is optional. Monthly and annual bus-fee rates by area are: - Jleeb Shyokh – Hassavi: KD 17 per month / KD 170 per year. - Khaitan – Farwaniya – Riggae: KD 19 per month / KD 190 per year. - Kuwait City – Salmiya – Hawalli – Jabriya: KD 21 per month / KD 210 per year. - Fintas – Fahaheel – Ahmadi: KD 23 per month / KD 230 per year. - Canteen services are optional. Private transport operators are not permitted for student drop/pick-up when using school transport. Uniforms, books and other compulsory/extra costs - Cost of school uniforms is payable as required; school uniforms must be purchased from the school store. - Cost of textbooks, stationery and any subject-specific materials is payable as required (charged separately when applicable). - Bhavans Service Scheme (optional co-curricular programme) carries a non-refundable annual contingency charge of KD 50 per member; BSS members receive two sets of BSS uniform and refreshments on activity days. Boarding / hostel fees - Hostels are not provided (no boarding). There are no boarding fees. Refund information - The KD 25 caution deposit is refundable under the school's deposit procedure. - Refunds for online payments are processed only through the original mode of payment. Fee payment options and accepted methods - Online payment by Visa and MasterCard credit/debit cards is accepted (payments processed in AED or another agreed currency). - Instalment payment schedule (three instalments due prior to April 1, September 1 and December 1) is available; full tuition remains payable according to the billing schedule. Late or miscellaneous charges - Late admission fee (for admissions starting in later terms): KD 50. Note on optional services - Transport and canteen are optional add-on services and are charged separately from tuition. Uniforms, books and certain programme fees (e.g., BSS contingency charge) are additional and payable when required.	Fee details Application & admission fees - Application fee: KD 15. - Refundable caution deposit: KD 25 (refundable). - On first-time admission: the first-term tuition and the ICT fee are payable at the time of admission (ICT fee amount not listed). - Late-admission charge (for admissions from the second term onwards): KD 50. Tuition fees — per term and annual totals (by class) - Pre-KG: First term KD 210; Second term KD 210; Third term KD 205; Annual total KD 625. - LKG / UKG: First term KD 240; Second term KD 240; Third term KD 235; Annual total KD 715. - Grades 1–5: First term KD 295; Second term KD 295; Third term KD 290; Annual total KD 880. - Grades 6–8: First term KD 350; Second term KD 350; Third term KD 345; Annual total KD 1,045. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is payable in full prior to the commencement of the academic year. - The school allows payment in three instalments instead of a single payment: instalments are due prior to 1 April, 1 September and 1 December of the academic year. Transport (bus) fees and terms - Bus fees are shown by area and may be paid monthly or annually: Jleeb Shyokh–Hassawi: KD 16 per month (KD 160 per year); Khaitan–Farwaniya–Riggae: KD 18 per month (KD 180 per year); Kuwait City–Salmiya–Hawalli–Jabriya: KD 20 per month (KD 200 per year); Fintas–Fahaheel–Ahmadi: KD 22 per month (KD 220 per year). The bus service contract covers 10 months of the academic year. - Transport is optional; parents joining during the academic year pay for the full remaining months. Boarding / hostel fees - No boarding or hostel fees are published; the school operates as a day / day-boarding institution and lists transport and canteen as optional services rather than overnight boarding. Boarding fees are not applicable. Other costs and routine charges - Cost of books, stationery and school uniforms: payable as required and must be purchased from the school store; specific amounts are not listed in the published schedule. - ICT fee: payable at admission alongside first-term tuition for new students; the published schedule does not specify the ICT fee amount. - Canteen services are offered as an optional facility; separate canteen pricing is not published. Refund information - The caution deposit (KD 25) is refundable. No other explicit refund terms or a broader refund schedule for tuition, transport, canteen or uniforms are published in the published fee schedule. Fee payment options - The published fee schedule does not specify accepted payment methods (for example: cash, cheque, debit/credit card or bank transfer). Parents should use the school's accounts office or the school's parent portal for payment arrangements. Notes on published coverage and missing items - The published fee schedule lists fees for Pre-KG through Grade 8 but does not list per-term or annual tuition amounts for Grades 9–12 in the same fee table. The schedule also does not specify the ICT fee amount, uniform or book price lists, detailed canteen charges, or the accepted payment methods. These items are not shown in the published fee information.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements The hostel is provided for residential teachers and staff. Residents must return to the hostel by 8 p.m., and night outs are not permitted without prior permission from school authorities.	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement The school uses a uniform; the dress code requires neat appearance with the school uniform. Boys should have short hair and be clean-shaven; girls with long hair should wear two plaits, and those with short hair should use a hair band. Non-compliance with the uniform policy is treated as an offence.	Uniform requirement Uniform and Personal Care: Students wear the approved school uniform daily, with separate uniforms for regular classes and physical education. A blazer in winter or plain blue/black sweaters are required; hair rules require boys to have short hair and girls to wear two plaits or two ponytails; black shoes and a belt issued or approved by the school; makeup and certain jewellery are restricted. Sikh students may wear a Kada.
Food options	Food options —	Food options —
House system	House system The school has an active House system. From Grade 1 onwards, students are grouped into houses and participate in house-based activities; the Bhavans Fest is a signature event of the school.	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The Indian Educational School Kuwait is part of Bhavans Middle East, an education enterprise affiliated with Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Mumbai. It is governed by Bhavans Kuwait leadership; the Chairman is Mr. N. K. Ramachandran Menon.	Governance and ownership The school is managed by Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Middle East, and is part of the Bhavan's network in the Middle East. Ali Judian Al Rashidi is the sponsor. It is affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi (Affiliation No. 5930019).
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Indian Educational School, Kuwait offers a CBSE curriculum aligned to NEP 2020. It provides a seamless pathway from early years to Grade 12 under the 5+3+3+4 framework for ages 3–18. Foundational Stage includes Pre-KG, LKG and UKG through Grade 2; Preparatory Stage covers Grades 3–5; Middle Stage covers Grades 6–8; Secondary Stage encompasses Grades 9–12. The curriculum emphasises enquiry-led, experiential learning supported by technology, with balanced coverage of languages, sciences, mathematics, arts, sport and leadership. Personalised mentoring and enrichment support the whole-child approach within a CBSE Senior Secondary framework.	Curriculum details CBSE affiliated and English-medium; Nursery through Grade 12 is offered. Courses are organized as Nursery; Standard I–II; Standard III–V; Standard VI–VIII; Standard IX–X; XI–XII, with Science and Commerce streams at the senior levels. Languages: second language options vary by grade—Std I–II offer Hindi, French, Malayalam, Tamil, Urdu and Bangla; Arabic is taught as a third language from Grades 1–8; Sanskrit is offered as a second language from Grade 5; for Std III–V, second language options include Hindi, French, Malayalam, Tamil, Urdu, Bangla and Sanskrit (Grade 5); for Std VI–VIII, second language options are Hindi, French and Sanskrit with Arabic as the third language; for Std IX–X, second language options are Hindi or French. Assessments: Nursery to Std 2 have no exams; Std 3–4 have five cycle tests per year; Std 5–10 follow the CBSE assessment scheme (including half-yearly and yearly examinations); Std 11–12 have three assessments and three periodic tests. XI–XII Science stream includes English, Chemistry, Physics, Biology/Computer Science and Mathematics with options such as Psychology, Physical Education and Informatics Practices; Commerce stream includes English, Economics, Accountancy, Business Studies and options such as Applied Mathematics, Psychology, Physical Education and Informatics Practices.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio —	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results Affiliated to the CBSE board, New Delhi (Affiliation No. 5930015). Parent testimonials describe CBSE exam results as excellent. The site features an Academic Awards page highlighting student achievements.	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Career guidance programs help students prepare for higher education. These services form part of the school's student support offerings as described by testimonials on the site.	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning The school is a child-centred environment that emphasizes values, citizenship, and service, with mentoring, safeguarding, and parent partnerships to support student wellbeing and personal development.	Social & emotional learning The school offers a supportive learning environment and emphasizes teaching quality, helping students grow as individuals. Learning methods focus on how to learn, with discovery and analysis guiding instruction. Experiential learning is emphasized to engage students in practical inquiry. Experienced staff and adaptive teaching support diverse learner needs. Unparalleled infrastructure backs the learning experience.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) The school provides inclusive practices with differentiated instruction and learning support as part of its holistic approach.	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language English is the medium of instruction; the curriculum includes English as a core language with additional language offerings (Hindi, French, Sanskrit) as second languages.	English as an additional language —
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Trained counsellors, robust safeguarding, class mentoring, and a focus on wellbeing are integrated into school life to support mental health and emotional resilience.	Mental wellbeing —
Safeguarding	Safeguarding The school has safeguarding measures, professional conduct expectations for staff, and a structured approach to student wellbeing with safeguarding protocols and monitoring.	Safeguarding —
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Indian Educational School, Kuwait is equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure and a team of skilled educators and trainers who inspire and empower students to excel across academics, sport, the arts, leadership, and holistic personal development. The campus features a state-of-the-art Computer Lab. It has a well-equipped Biology Lab and an innovative Chemistry Lab. A research-oriented Physics Lab is available. The library is resourceful and well-stocked. The school provides a well-maintained swimming pool, a multipurpose basketball court, and a spacious badminton court.	Facilities overview Bhavans Smart Indian School offers a range of well-equipped facilities to support learning. It features a KG Play Area, a Computer Lab, and a Play Ground. It also includes a Swimming Pool and dedicated science labs: Biology Lab, Chemistry Lab, and Physics Lab. A Library supports reading and research across the curriculum. The infrastructure fosters hands-on and experiential learning across the school.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities A well-maintained swimming pool is on campus. There is a multipurpose basketball court. There is a spacious badminton court.	Sports facilities The school offers physical education facilities including a Swimming Pool and a Play Ground for outdoor sports and activities. The Swimming Pool supports aquatic education as part of the PE program. The Play Ground provides space for field games and fitness activities. These facilities support a broad range of movement-based learning within the curriculum.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities A state-of-the-art Computer Lab. A well-equipped Biology Lab. An innovative Chemistry Lab. A research-oriented Physics Lab. A resourceful, well-stocked Library.	Academic facilities The school provides Biology Lab, Chemistry Lab, and Physics Lab for science education. It includes a Computer Lab and a Library to support information literacy and research. The KG Play Area supports early-years learning as part of the academic environment. The facilities enable hands-on experiments and practical learning across subjects.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities —	Extra curricular facilities The activities include Eco Club, Yoga, Math Club, Aerobics, Public Speaking, Science Club, Art and Craft, and Story Telling. There are additional events such as Debates, Quizzes, Choral Recitation, Group Action Rhyme Competition, and Show and Tell. Competitions include Handwriting Competition, Clay Modelling Competition, Story Telling, and Fancy Dress/Fancy Hat Day. Other community days like Colour Day, Fruit Salad Day, Lemonade Day, Toy Day, and Vegetable Sandwich Day are also featured.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Bhavans Middle East, affiliated with Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Mumbai, began its journey in Kuwait in 2000 to serve the educational aspirations of the Indian community across the GCC. Indian Educational School (IES), Kuwait, opened on 4 September 2006 as the first Bhavan Kendra in the Middle East. The Bhavan network spans hundreds of schools worldwide, with Kuwait's IES being the first Kendra in the Middle East. IES is an English-medium, co-educational school affiliated to CBSE and approved by Kuwait's Private Education Department, Ministry of Education.	History Smart Indian School Kuwait is part of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Middle East, and is managed by Bhavan's Middle East. It is affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi (Affiliation No. 5930019). Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan was founded in 1938 by Dr. K. M. Munshi, with Gandhiji's blessings and the support of national leaders including Sardar Patel, C. Rajagopalachari, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, Rajaji, and Jawaharlal Nehru, among others. The school's governance includes sponsor Ali Judian Al Rashidi, and leaders N. K. Ramachandran Menon (Chairman), Sooraj Ramachandran (Vice-Chairman), Divya Rajesh Ramachandran (Director), and Santhosh Chungath (Academic Coordinator).
Community	Community The school emphasizes activities beyond academics, offering sports, music, art, theatre, aerobics, and other ECAs. The Bhavans Fest is an annual intra-school program that provides a platform for students to perform and display their abilities. Sports and physical education are supported through the Bhavans Sports Academy, offering coaching in basketball, football, volleyball, badminton, cricket, athletics, swimming, and chess. The school life emphasizes ECAs as an integral part of student life, with a wide range of activities.	Community Smart Indian School participates in Bhavan's Middle East community events such as Bhavans Sports Camp. It features school newsletters including Melange (2021–22, 2022–23) and SPARSH, and maintains annual day albums highlighting student performances and cultural programs. The site also showcases Bhavans Middle East publications like HUES Bhavans Middle East Journal, reflecting broader community and cultural activities.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association —	Parent teacher association —
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Olympiads and inter-school competitions are a key part of IES Kuwait's program. Students regularly participate in national and Middle East level Olympiads, including the National Mathematics Olympiad (NMO), National Science Olympiad (NSO), Green Olympiad, and Commerce Olympiad. They also compete in language and science contests such as Spell Wizard, Aryabhatta, Granitas, BISQ, and various science quizzes, developing logical thinking, creativity, and teamwork.	Academic & intellectual Smart Indian School offers a range of academic enrichment activities. The school runs Math Club, Science Club, Literary Club, Debate, Public Speaking, and Quiz, among other competitions to develop higher-order thinking and communication skills. Students participate in Group Action Rhyme Competition, Choral Recitation, Story Telling, Show and Tell, and other events as part of co-curricular learning. The activities foster collaboration, research, and presentation abilities beyond standard classroom work.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Dedicated spaces for the arts include Art & Craft, Music and Dance rooms, an indoor play area, and a multi-purpose hall. The school offers a broad co-curricular program that includes performing arts, music, and visual arts. These facilities and programs support creative expression across a range of artistic disciplines.	Arts & creative Arts and creative activities include Dance, Art and Craft, Story Telling, and Choral Recitation, among other performing and visual arts opportunities. Regular creative events and clubs across KG to Class 10 encourage self-expression through the arts. Additional activities such as Handwriting Competition and Clay Modelling appear on the activities schedule.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language IES Kuwait is an English-medium, co-educational CBSE-affiliated school approved by the Kuwait Ministry of Education. All learners have the opportunity to learn a second language, with intensive daily instruction in French or Hindi from specialist teachers. Arabic is taught as part of the curriculum.	Cultural & language English is the medium of instruction. The school expresses a culture that is part of the heritage of India and Kuwait. Languages offered as second language: Malayalam, Tamil, Urdu and Bangla for Grades 1–5; Hindi or French as second language for Grades 2–4; and Hindi, French or Sanskrit as second language for Grades 5–10. Arabic is taught as a third language from Grades 1–8. Hindi is compulsory as either a second or third language per CBSE rules, but French and Sanskrit are offered as second languages to accommodate the multilingual environment.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies An active House system groups students for ongoing house-based activities throughout the year. A wide range of co-curricular activities includes sports, music, theatre, art, and aerobics. The Bhavans Fest is an annual intra-school program where children perform and display their abilities.	Social & hobbies Recreational clubs and hobbies are encouraged through a broad Activities program. The program includes Eco Club, Yoga, Lemonade Day, Fruit Salad Day, Public Speaking, Debate, Story Telling, Show and Tell competitions, Art and Craft, Dance, and several other events. These activities promote teamwork, creativity, and personal interests beyond the classroom.
Community & service	Community & service Bhavans Service Scheme (BSS) was launched in Kuwait on 11 April 2015 to provide structured opportunities for service. Activities include marching and drill classes, compulsory swimming, camps, campaigns (cleaning, walkathons), disaster management training, service camps, and value-education sessions. Sessions are held on Saturdays (9 am to 1 pm); transportation is provided for school-transport students, and eligible students join classes 5 to 8.	Community & service Bhavans Service Scheme offers opportunities for student volunteering and social service activities. Activities include trekking, camping, campaigns (cleaning, walkathon), disaster management classes (Safety & First Aid), stay-in camps, service camps, and sessions on Social Service & Value Education. The scheme aims to develop character, comradeship, discipline and leadership, and the inclination to render selfless service to society.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Students participate in BMUN and FMUN, Bhavans Model United Nations programs that cultivate leadership, diplomacy, and public speaking. These simulations offer opportunities for research, debate, and collaboration in a global context. The Bhavans network emphasizes leadership and professional development as part of its ethos.	Leadership & professional Transform Talent into Future Leaders is the school's guiding vision. The mission is to preserve, encourage and propagate the teachings and understanding of Indian education, art, culture and philosophy, while promoting universal values in studies and performance. The guiding principles emphasize self-discipline, a culture rooted in India and Kuwait, and a Learn and Teach approach that builds performance and theory.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Physical Education is a core part of the program and the Bhavans Sports Academy provides expert coaching in basketball, football, volleyball, badminton, cricket, athletics, swimming, and chess. Students also participate in Inter-House, Inter-School, and CBSE Cluster Competitions, representing the school at national and international levels. The aim is to shape fit, confident, disciplined, and resilient individuals.	Lifestyle & wellbeing The facilities include two indoor heated swimming pools: a lap pool (12 meters by 5 meters, depth 1–2 meters) and a baby pool (11 meters by 6.1 meters, depth 1.5 meters). The pools are supervised by two instructors and a full-time assistant during school hours and are maintained with hygiene and safety standards. The school also has a Language Lab to improve English language proficiency, equipped with modern audio-visual tools for interactive sessions.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision —	Language provision English is the medium of instruction and the school follows CBSE guidelines from Grade 1 to 12. Second languages offered include Malayalam, Tamil, Urdu, and Bangla for Grade 1 to 5; Hindi or French for Grade II to IV; and Hindi, French or Sanskrit for Grade V to X. Arabic is taught as a third language from Grade 1 to 8. Hindi is compulsory as either a second or third language under CBSE rules, with French and Sanskrit offered as second language options to accommodate the foreign setting.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching —	Bilingual teaching —
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards null	Awards —
Accreditations	Accreditations null	Accreditations CBSE affiliation with No. 5930019 (New Delhi)
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions The school has online registration on its website. The school requires that you use Internet Explorer 7+ or Google Chrome when registering, and all fields marked with an asterisk are compulsory. The school requires that for two or more children the parent login and password from the first application be used to identify siblings; employees must log in with their employee ID; incomplete forms are rejected. The school requires that the name and date of birth match the passport and that the information be reviewed for accuracy. Step 2: After online registration, the school requires a hard copy of the completed online application to be submitted to the School office. The child will be called for an entry-level test to assess readiness. The school allows parents to track the online application using their login ID and password. Step 3: A non-refundable registration fee of AED 500 is collected on confirmation of admission. The parents submit the necessary documents for admission. The school provides the login details to track the online application.	Admissions 1. KG Admissions path. KG Admissions: Residents of Fintas, Mahboula, Abu Halifa, Fahaheel, Mangaf, Ahmadi and nearby areas apply to Jack and Jill, Mangaf. Jack and Jill, Mangaf: Choose Pre KG, KG1 M, or KG2 M for admissions. Pre KG available: Only at Jack and Jill, Mangaf, and SIS. This arrangement directs KG applicants to the campus that serves their area. 2. Admissions in Kuwait. JACK N JILL NURSERY; SIS CBSE; SIS IGCSE; IES Kuwait are admissions options in Kuwait. APPLY NOW for each program. Applicants should select the campus and program before submitting an application. 3. Age criteria. Age for entry into LKG is 3 years 6 months as of 31 March; Age for entry into Grade 1 is 5 years 6 months as of 31 March. 4. Fees and documents. For first-time admissions, the application fee is KD 15 and a refundable caution deposit is KD 25; the first term fee and ICT fee are payable at the time of admission. Late admission fee of KD 50 applies if admission is from the second term onward. Cost of books, stationery and school uniforms are payable as required and are to be purchased from the school store. Fees may be paid in three installments before April 1, September 1, and December 1 of the academic year.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships The school offers a Scholarship program for classes 8–11. Students who secure A1 in all periodic assessments, the half-yearly examination, and the annual examination in all subjects (English, second language, Mathematics, Science and Social Science) are entitled to a scholarship, with the cash award distributed at the next annual day function and only if the student continues studying at SIS. The school also recognizes high achievers with the Scholar Badge for classes 5–7, awarded to students who achieve A1 in all periodic assessments and examinations. The Scholar Blazer is awarded to students who have been a Scholar/Scholarship holder for three consecutive years.
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