Kasiga School and Welham Boys' School are both in Dehradun, about 9 km apart. Both schools offer CBSE programmes, and Kasiga School also offers Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels and Cambridge A Levels. Published annual fees are close, at ₹650,000 - 990,000 for Kasiga School and ₹570,000 - 931,000 for Welham Boys' School. Kasiga School takes pupils from 9 to 18, and Welham Boys' School from 8 to 18.
CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels
Curriculum
CBSE Curriculum
Pupils
Pupils
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Pupils
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Typical class size
Typical class size
30
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Instruction language
Instruction language
English
Instruction language
English
Opened
Opened
2007
Opened
1937
Bus service
Bus service
Yes
Bus service
No
Essentials
Essentials
Location
Location
Purkul Village, off the Dehradun–Mussoorie Highway, Dehradun 248 009, Uttarakhand, India. It is 4 km off the busy Dehradun–Mussoorie Highway, 21 km from Mussoorie, and 16 km from Dehradun railway station. The nearest railway station is Dehradun (16 km); the nearest airport is Jolly Grant Airport (24 km from Dehradun).
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Stages
Stages
Grade IV to XII
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School type
School type
Boarding school. Grades IV to XII. Affiliated to CBSE and CAIE.
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Pupil nationality mix
Pupil nationality mix
Kasiga hosts students from India, Nepal, United Arab Emirates, Thailand, Bangladesh, United States of America, Canada, Singapore and Russia.
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Additional learning support
Additional learning support
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Additional learning support
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Country affiliation
Country affiliation
India
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Religious affiliation
Religious affiliation
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Religious affiliation
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School day structure
School day structure
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School day structure
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Bus service details
Bus service details
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Bus service details
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Fees
Fees
Fee details
Fee details
Fees overview (Academic year 2026–2027)
One‑time admission charges (payable only at time of admission) - Registration fee (non‑refundable): INR 15,000; International: US $500. - Admission fee (non‑refundable): INR 1,00,000; International: US $2,000. - Establishment fee (non‑refundable): INR 60,000; International: US $500. - Security deposit (refundable without interest): INR 1,00,000; International: US $2,500. - Grand total (one‑time charges at admission): INR 2,75,000; International: US $5,500.
Annual tuition + boarding fees (detailed per term and per year group) - CBSE (Indian students) — Class IV–V: Term I INR 3,25,000; Term II INR 3,25,000; Total per year INR 6,50,000. - CBSE (Indian students) — Class VI–VIII: Term I INR 4,17,500; Term II INR 4,17,500; Total per year INR 8,35,000. - CBSE (Indian students) — Class IX–XII: Term I INR 4,65,000; Term II INR 4,65,000; Total per year INR 9,30,000. - CAIE (Indian students) — IGCSE (Class IX & X): Term I INR 4,95,000; Term II INR 4,95,000; Total per year INR 9,90,000. - CAIE (Indian students) — AS & A Level (Class XI & XII): Term I INR 4,95,000; Term II INR 4,95,000; Total per year INR 9,90,000. - Annual fees for international students (boarding + tuition): Class IV–VIII: Term I US $6,000; Term II US $6,000; Total US $12,000 per year. Class IX–XII: Term I US $7,000; Term II US $7,000; Total US $14,000 per year.
Student personal imprest account and joining kit - Security deposit toward student's personal imprest account (to be paid with 1st instalment): INR 75,000; International: US $1,000. A minimum balance of INR 40,000 must be maintained during the year. - Joining kit (new students only; to provide summer/winter uniform and bedding at time of joining): INR 75,000 advance; International: US $1,000 advance.
Other costs and recurring extras (examples of items billed or required in addition to the above) - Textbooks, stationery, house fund, sports kit, special sports/activity charges, tuck shop and food‑court expenses, excursions and educational tours, adventure camps/treks, annual day charges, external sports event/camp expenses, postage/telephone/photocopy, escort charges for travel, medical referrals and specialised treatment, ambulance charges, transport charges, ERP charges. Examination fees for Cambridge/IGCSE/AS & A Level are invoiced separately. - Late reporting fee (for late return after exeat/vacations): INR 2,000 per day. - Minimum imprest and typical imprest replenishment requirements are stated and are additional to the annual boarding school fee.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Fee year is split into two terms: Term I (April–September) and Term II (October–March). Due dates: 1 January (1st instalment) and 1 July (2nd instalment). A facility to pay the full annual fee in two instalments is provided. - A 2% concession is available on the annual fee when the full year fee is paid as a lump sum. - Late payment penalty: INR 250 per day once past the due date; non‑payment beyond three months may result in the student's name being struck off the school rolls. No waiver of fine is permitted. - Sibling discount: 10% on the annual school fee for the younger sibling while an elder sibling is enrolled; the discount is applicable only if fees are paid within the stipulated period.
Boarding - The annual fees published are for the boarding school (tuition + boarding combined); boarding is not offered as a separately priced day‑student option once a student is admitted as a boarder.
Refund and withdrawal policy - Withdrawal notices and refunds for new admissions: the withdrawal form must be submitted (hard copy or by email) by 31 December to entitle non‑payment of fees for the next academic year. If withdrawal notice is given after 31 December up to 31 March, three months' fees will be charged extra. Withdrawal after the start of the academic year (1 April) will result in the full‑year fee being charged/forfeited. - Security deposit refund: the security deposit is refundable without interest; refund processing is initiated by the end of the calendar year in which the student leaves the school. Any arrears, imprest spend or penalties will be adjusted from the security deposit before refund. Security deposit is non‑transferable. - General refund rule: fees already paid will be forfeited in specified circumstances; if expulsion or suspension occurs on disciplinary grounds, no refund is payable. Examination and board‑related exceptions are invoiced separately as stated.
One‑time deposits and admission charges (payable at offer/registration)
- Security deposit (refundable): commonly reported between ₹285,000 and ₹475,000; the school also states that the security deposit charged at the time of admission is equivalent to one term fee and is refundable on request when the pupil leaves. - Imprest deposit (for pocket money / incidental charges): ₹60,000 (typical figure reported). - Admission / non‑refundable administrative charges: amounts reported vary (examples found include an admission/registration charge around ₹10,000–₹21,000 and a small non‑refundable component reported in some listings). Exact one‑time admission/processing amounts vary by source.
Tuition and boarding fees (annual and per‑term detail)
- Annual tuition + boarding (combined): widely reported as ₹570,000 per year (this figure is commonly cited as the core annual boarding + tuition charge). - Alternative all‑in first‑year totals reported: when one‑time deposits and other admission charges are included, total first‑year cost examples appear in the range of approximately ₹931,000 to ₹950,000. These totals combine the annual tuition & boarding figure with security deposit, imprest and other admission payments. - Billing schedule / term breakdown: school fee is due twice a year (payments are required after the summer vacation and after the winter vacation). Because fees are billed twice yearly, the per‑payment (half‑year) amount for the cited annual tuition & boarding of ₹570,000 would be ₹285,000 per payment. All dues must be paid in full on or before the school reopens.
Boarding fees
- Boarding costs are included within the combined tuition & boarding figure reported above (₹570,000 per annum as the commonly cited combined amount). The school operates as a residential (boarding) school and the published combined figure is typically used to represent both tuition and boarding charges together. Separate published line‑item boarding fees were not found in public listings.
Other recurring or occasional costs
- Uniform, books, stationery and personal supplies: typically charged separately or drawn from the imprest deposit; an imprest of ~₹60,000 is reported to cover these and incidental items. - Medical, activity, transport and excursion charges: additional charges for specific activities, trips, exam fees and medical services may apply; imprest or other ancillary bills are commonly used to settle these items. Public listings note these categories but exact recurring amounts vary by year and activity.
Refunds and withdrawal rules
- Security deposit: refundable on request when the pupil leaves; unclaimed security deposits for a period of three years may be forfeited to the school. - Tuition / term fees: the published school rules state that the fee will not be refunded in general. Withdrawal timing affects the fee charged: - No charges are made if the written letter of withdrawal reaches the school by specified cut‑off dates (15 June for the Autumn term and 30 December for the Spring term). - If the withdrawal letter reaches the school after those dates but before reopening, a half‑term fee is charged. - If a pupil is withdrawn after the school reopens, a full term fee will be charged.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Frequency: fees are due twice a year (after the summer vacation and after the winter vacation). All dues must be paid on or before school reopens. Unpaid dues can result in the student being sent home. Security deposit equal to one term fee is collected at admission; the school reserves the right to revise fees.
- Publicly available fee listings and admissions guidance for the school do not provide a single definitive public list of accepted payment channels. Various admission guides and historical instructions for related Welham schools indicate use of bank instruments such as Demand Drafts for application/registration in past practice; third‑party listings and school prospectus excerpts commonly show bank‑transfer / demand draft / cheque as historically used channels for fee payments at comparable schools. Parents should be aware that the school may require specific payment instruments or bank details at the time of admission.
Diving deeper
Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements
Boarding arrangements
The school is a fully residential school where boarding is fundamental to the overall development of children. The campus provides 24x7 safety and security with CCTV in operation, and a medical setup including an infirmary with residential nurses and a daily doctor, plus an on-site ambulance and visiting doctors.
Boarding arrangements
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Uniform requirement
Uniform requirement
Joining kit includes the school summer/winter uniform and bedding.
Uniform requirement
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Food options
Food options
The dining offers a well-balanced diet with vegetarian and non-vegetarian Indian, Chinese, Continental and Thai dishes; the menu is updated regularly in consultation with the mess committee and a qualified nutritionist.
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House system
House system
There is a house system, and the House Cup is awarded to the best House of the year.
House system
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Governance and ownership
Governance and ownership
The school lists a School Management Committee (SMC) and a Parents Teachers Association (PTA) as part of its governance structures in Mandatory Public Disclosure.
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Academics
Academics
Curriculum details
Curriculum details
The school offers the Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) curriculum, including Cambridge IGCSE (IX–X) and Cambridge AS/A Level (XI–XII). Cambridge IGCSE is a two-year course for 14 to 16-year-olds, with a wide choice of 19 subjects. The Cambridge Advanced Subsidiary (AS) and Cambridge Advanced (A) Levels are offered for the senior years during 2025–26.
Curriculum details
Welham Boys' School is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). The academic program is organized into three levels: Junior School (grades 4–6), Middle School (grades 7–9), and Senior School (grades 10–12). Subjects are taught in English, Hindi, Sciences, Mathematics, Social Sciences, Art, Music, Information Technology, Physical Education, and Financial Studies. The CBSE mandates a three-language formula, so a third language is studied from German, French, or Sanskrit, with certificate language courses available in German and French. The Junior School emphasizes project- and activity-based learning, the Middle School emphasizes interdisciplinary learning, and there are subject-specific laboratories for Science, English, Mathematics, and Geography along with a Learning Resource Center to support independent learning. After Grade 10, CBSE (X) subjects include English Core, Language II (Hindi B / German / French), Mathematics, Science, Social Science, and an Additional Subject (Painting / Music / Computer Applications); the Grade XII scheme offers Science, Commerce, and Humanities streams with corresponding compulsory and elective subjects.
Student teacher ratio
Student teacher ratio
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Student teacher ratio
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Exam results
Exam results
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Exam results
High academic achievers from grade 4 through 11 are felicitated during Graduation Day. Grade 10 toppers receive the Principal's Award and Grade 12 toppers receive the Dr Anil Wilson Award; Grade 12 board examination achievers are felicitated on Founder's Day.
Higher education progression
Higher education progression
Graduates study at leading universities worldwide, including University of Waterloo, University of British Columbia, Arizona State University, Union College, Monash University, University of Manitoba, and King's College London.
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Gifted and talented
Gifted and talented
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Gifted and talented
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Academic calendar
Academic calendar
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Academic calendar
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Wellbeing & support
Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning
Social & emotional learning
Pastoral care supports the growth and well-being of every student across physical, social, intellectual, emotional and spiritual development. It includes proactive elements such as building resilience and promoting a culture of respect, teamwork and participation. Reactive elements include providing comfort in response to hurt and encouragement after disappointment. The programme aims to create belonging, facilitate peer support, track individual progress, and enable early intervention for specific needs while nurturing exceptional abilities. Counselling is an integral part of pastoral care, with one-on-one and group sessions to help students address homesickness, conflicts, coping strategies and academic pressures, and referrals to outside professionals when needed.
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Special educational needs (SEN)
Special educational needs (SEN)
The school has a Special Educator (SEN) on staff. Early intervention in identifying and addressing specific needs is enabled by the pastoral framework, and progress for individual students is tracked. The presence of SEN staff and proactive identification supports students with diverse learning needs.
Special educational needs (SEN)
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English as an additional language
English as an additional language
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English as an additional language
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Mental wellbeing
Mental wellbeing
Pastoral care supports mental wellbeing by focusing on physical, social, intellectual, emotional and spiritual development. It includes proactive resilience-building and a culture of respect and teamwork, with counselling as a core component; one-on-one and group sessions help with homesickness, conflicts and academic pressures, and more serious concerns are referred to outside professionals. The counselling unit provides a safe space for students to understand themselves and cope with changes, guided by ongoing progress tracking and support.
Mental wellbeing
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Safeguarding
Safeguarding
Kasiga maintains a safeguarding framework with a clear policy on the welfare and respectful treatment of all members of the school community. All staff are trained to prevent harassment, bullying and abuse, with regular meetings, workshops and video sessions to keep the community informed. The school also references a POCSO Committee as part of its safeguarding structure.
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Safeguarding policy
Safeguarding policy
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Safeguarding policy
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Facilities
Facilities
Facilities overview
Facilities overview
Set against the Mussoorie hills, Kasiga's campus features large open spaces and purpose-built infrastructure designed to influence both learning and living. Classrooms are paired with adjacent open learning spaces, smart boards and ergonomically designed furniture. The campus houses state-of-the-art laboratories for Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Design and Technology, Art and Computer studies, and a Wi‑Fi-enabled environment. An amphitheatre hosts street plays, public speaking and performances, while a Music Centre provides soundproof studios and dedicated spaces for Indian Classical and Western Classical music, with a dance studio and a music theory space. The school offers extensive sports and recreational facilities, including a cricket oval (BCCI-approved), a Deco Turf basketball court, two synthetic tennis courts, a football field, a yoga centre and a half Olympic-size swimming pool, all supported by a 400-seat Central Dining Hall and well-designed dormitories. The infirmary includes twenty beds in the main block and two beds in the academic block, with four nurses and a doctor, and round-the-clock ambulance service; there is a tie-up with Max Hospital for emergencies.
Facilities overview
The campus spans about 30 acres in a leafy, arboreal setting. The Riverside Block houses teaching spaces with a contemporary design. The School Hospital provides health care facilities for students. Library and arts spaces are present as part of the learning environment.
Sports facilities
Sports facilities
Kasiga has world-class outdoor sports facilities. The Oval, the school's cricket field, is top class by Ranji Trophy standards and forms the hub of all physical activity. Other blue-ribbon facilities include a Deco Turf Synthetic IX layered cushioned basketball court and two synthetic tennis courts, a 10 m rifle shooting range and a world-class 25 m heated swimming pool. Kasiga offers the following sports: Cricket, Football, Swimming, Skating, Basketball, Tennis, Table Tennis, Athletics and Shooting.
Sports facilities
The school includes a swimming pool for aquatic activities, and outdoor sports grounds suitable for team games. An indoor climbing wall is available for physical training. An auditorium-style venue is depicted in images used to illustrate campus spaces for gatherings and events.
Academic facilities
Academic facilities
Kasiga provides state-of-the-art laboratories for Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Design and Technology, Art and Computer studies. Classrooms are equipped with adjacent open learning spaces and smart boards, with ergonomically designed desks. The Audio Visual room supports multimedia learning and is used for seminars and multidisciplinary learning opportunities. The campus is Wi‑Fi enabled to integrate technology into teaching and learning. There are dedicated spaces for arts and media, including a Music Centre with soundproof studios, rooms for Indian Classical and Western music, a dance studio and a music theory space.
Academic facilities
Welham is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Library spaces and an art room are available on campus for academic and creative work. Additional classrooms and learning spaces are part of the school's facilities to support the curriculum.
Extra curricular facilities
Extra curricular facilities
Kasiga offers a broad spectrum of arts and activities through clubs and committees tailored to student interests. Arts-related activities include Craft, Pottery, Guitar/Ukulele, Keyboard, Harmonica, Drums/ Percussion, Indian Classical Dance, Indian Vocal, Tabla and Western Vocal. Clubs at Kasiga include English Debate, Hindi Debate, Model United Nations, Science Club, Photography, Theater, Reading Club, School Band and Business Club. Sports are part of the co-curricular program with activities such as Cricket, Football, Swimming, Skating, Basketball, Tennis, Table Tennis, Athletics and Shooting. The school also emphasizes music and fine arts through its Clubs & Societies and related performances.
Extra curricular facilities
Arts and painting are part of co-curricular spaces, as seen in the art room imagery. A chess/board games space is featured, indicating chess or related activities. The climbing wall points to structured physical activity, alongside the swimming pool and outdoor grounds for sports and recreation.
Parent experience
Parent experience
History
History
Kasiga School is the manifestation of a dream to create a school of excellence—perpetually rising above in stature and beyond being a structure of brick and mortar with good facilities. In the early 1990s, Mr Ramesh Batta and Mrs Poonam Batta envisioned the best co-ed residential school in Dehradun that was not elitist yet within reach of parents and students aspiring for quality residential education. The foundation was laid on 5 October 2005 in the presence of prominent intellectuals and educators. The building was completed in 2007, and a Board of Management was constituted in April 2007. Kasiga commenced its academic journey on 8 July 2007 with 10 students.
History
Welham Boys' School began as Welham Preparatory School in 1937, founded by Ms. Oliphant. Finances were aided by a grant from Ms. Oliphant's mother, who sent money from Welham, England. The first boy joined on 15 January 1937, and within a year there were thirty residential and twenty day scholars; Grade 5 was added in 1941, and the school banner bearing the motto 'From Strength to Strength' was carried for the first time in the Games March Past in 1941. Elevated to a plus-two Secondary School in 1985, Welham is affiliated to the CBSE curriculum and administered by a Board of Trustees of the Welham Boys' School Society.
Community
Community
Kasiga fosters a multicultural community with students and teachers from India, Nepal, UAE, Thailand, Bangladesh, the United States, Canada, Singapore and Russia. The school emphasizes acceptance, respect and international-mindedness, with opportunities for presentations, board displays, collages, skits and more to share cultural heritage. The community celebrates harmonious coexistence in an interconnected world.
Community
Founder's Day is a three-day gala that includes a Scholastic India Book Fair. A Parent-Teacher meeting is held during Founder's Day to discuss a student's holistic development. Athletics meets and cultural programmes are regular features, and investiture ceremonies are documented in the school's galleries. Students participate in external events such as the New Delhi World Book Fair and campus life events like Spring Fest.
Parent teacher association
Parent teacher association
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Parent teacher association
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Extra-curricular
Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual
Academic & intellectual
Kasiga offers a Science Club and a Model United Nation to encourage inquiry, research and debate. English Debate and Hindi Debate develop critical thinking and communication skills. These clubs provide opportunities for academic enrichment beyond the classroom through science, governance and current affairs discussions.
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Arts & creative
Arts & creative
Arts and creative activities include Craft, Pottery, Guitar, Ukulele, Keyboard, Harmonica, Drums, Indian Classical Dance, Indian Vocal, Tabla and Western Vocal. Theatre and Photography, along with Reading Club and School Band, offer outlets for artistic expression. Students refine their skills and showcase their productions through these arts-based clubs and activities.
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Cultural & language
Cultural & language
English Debate and Hindi Debate are part of cultural and language activities, along with Model United Nations. Indian Classical Dance, Indian Vocal and Western Vocal participate in cultural performances and events. These activities cultivate cultural awareness and language skills through student-led performances and competitions.
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Social & hobbies
Social & hobbies
Clubs such as Photography, Reading Club, Theater and School Band foster social connection and hobbies. Debating and Model United Nations provide avenues for public speaking and collaboration. These clubs support peer-to-peer learning, creativity and performance beyond academics.
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Community & service
Community & service
Green Schools Initiative (GSI) is an educational outreach programme to educate students about environmental sustainability. As students work within their community, they learn responsibility, teamwork and how to collaborate with organizations to benefit others. Outreach activities help develop self-confidence and a ‘can-do' attitude that supports academic and personal growth.
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Leadership & professional
Leadership & professional
Kasiga has a Prefectorial system with Head Boy, Head Girl, Deputy Head Boy/Girl, Academic Prefects and Sports and Cultural Captains. Prefects are elected through a democratic process and mentored by senior staff, receiving training and opportunities to interact with professionals. They serve as student leaders and ambassadors, developing leadership, discipline and ethos within the school.
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Lifestyle & wellbeing
Lifestyle & wellbeing
Sports include Cricket, Football, Swimming, Skating, Basketball, Tennis, Table Tennis, Athletics and Shooting. The Oval cricket ground, a Deco Turf basketball court, two synthetic tennis courts, a 10 m rifle shooting range and a 25 m heated swimming pool form the school's facilities. The program emphasizes physical activity and well-being from early years onward.
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Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
CAIE (IGCSE) language options include English First Language (Compulsory) in Group 1, Hindi – Second Language, and Spanish – Foreign Language in Group 2. In IGCSE Year 1, English First Language is compulsory, Hindi – Second Language, and Spanish – Foreign Language. In the CBSE Junior and Middle program, English and Hindi are taught, with Spanish as the second language in Middle School and Hindi, Spanish, and Sanskrit available as third-language options in Grades 6–8.
Language provision
Language I is English Language and Literature. Language II can be Hindi B, German or French. A third language is mandatory and options include German, French and Sanskrit. Certificate language courses are offered in German and French.
Bilingual teaching
Bilingual teaching
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Bilingual teaching
The school follows the CBSE three-language formula, requiring a third language for every student. Language I is English Language and Literature, Language II can be Hindi B, German or French. Certificate language courses are offered in German and French.
Immersion programs
Immersion programs
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Immersion programs
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Reputation
Reputation
Awards
Awards
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Awards
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Accreditations
Accreditations
Affiliated to CBSE and CAIE; CAIE includes IGCSE and AS & A Levels; Curricula available include CBSE and CAIE.
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Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
Admission is open to all irrespective of caste, creed, colour or religion, based on availability of seats. Students seeking admission must register. Registered students will appear for a written assessment in November/December each year. A school tour and a meeting with teachers are encouraged prior to registration. Registration is open for Class IV to IX and XI. The completed application form needs to be deposited to the Admission Office, along with a payment of Rs. 15,000 as Registration Fee. This fee is non-refundable and does not guarantee admission. The application form and registration fee can also be deposited online. Age for Class IV admission should be between 8 1/2 years and 9 1/2 years as on 1st April of the admission year. The written assessment tests English, Mathematics, Science and Hindi, with questions based on the syllabus of the class the student is currently in; the syllabus for the entrance is available on the site along with sample papers. After the written assessment, there is an interaction with the Principal and the Admissions Committee. A reference check from the previous school is also done. Admission is offered on the basis of all of the above. The offer has to be accepted by paying fees within 15 days, failing which the seat may be offered to the next suitable applicant. The Principal reserves the right to admit the student into the class deemed suitable. All enquiries can be made to the Admission Office. Documents include Registration Card, Birth certificate (attested), academic reports for the last three years, six passport‑size photographs of the student and the parents, and the student's Aadhar Card (Indian nationals). A Letter of Admission will be issued thereafter to selected candidates. For international admissions, the international process is the same as the Indian process; international admission fairs are conducted at various locations, Kasiga representatives travel to places like Kathmandu and Thailand; entrance exams are conducted for students who register there; interviews with the Head of School are conducted via Skype and admissions are offered after a due reference check. All international students must begin the new session after procuring a student visa valid for one year with two/three entries.
Admissions
The school is affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Admissions are open for Grades IV to XII. Parents must register their ward to begin the admission process. For Grades IV–IX the child will be assessed in English, Hindi, Mathematics and Life Skills; for Grade XI the assessment covers English, Mathematics and Science (optional). Interaction with the Admission Committee is required, and both parents must attend. An Offer Letter is sent to the selected candidates after the interaction. The Admission Office is 9068587779 (09:30 AM to 05:00 PM). Address: 5, Circular Road, Dalanwala, Dehradun 248001.
Scholarships
Scholarships
Kasiga Academic Scholarship is awarded to high‑achieving students for academic excellence. Ishana Kapoor, Head Girl and a Kasiga Student Council member, was a recipient of the Kasiga Academic Scholarship and earned 4 A* and 3 A's in the IGCSE examinations. Saiyyam Agarwal is a scholarship holder for academic excellence.
