Compare International Schools in Bhopal, India

Eastern Public School

Instructs in English

Fees ₹43,200

Pupils 500

Type Co-educational

Eastern Public School, located in Ward No. 1, Abbas Nagar, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, offers an international-minded education rooted in Islamic values. The school runs the IB programmes—PYP, MYP and DP—and Cambridge IGCSE, enabling students to pursue a globally recognized curriculum. Its Islamic Studies Curriculum provides comprehensive learning of Seerah, Fiqh and Aqeedah within the broader academic program. The school was founded in 2003 with a vision to combine quality education, character development and faith, beginning with one teacher and one student. By 2020 student numbers exceeded 500, and recent teacher training and reflective practices have created student-centered, inquiry-based classrooms. An external evaluation in 2025 highlighted strengths in leadership, teaching quality and student wellbeing. In 2026 the school continues to grow as a trusted institution with holistic education and strong values, guided by the IB learner profile and its focus on Education, Ethics and Enterprise. They prepare students for higher education.

Stages

The school follows the International Baccalaureate continuum: Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP).

Additional learning support

Special Education Needs (SEN) is provided with an individualized education program (IEP) and a SEN Consultation Team; transition support between PYP, MYP and DP is available.

Religious affiliation

Islamic

Application fees
- Application (registration) fee: INR 1,500 (one-time, payable at the time of submitting the admission/registration form).

Admission / enrolment fees
- Admission (enrolment) fee: INR 30,000 (one-time).

Tuition fees (day school) — by year / term
- Published annual tuition (day-school): INR 43,200 per student per year.
- The institution does not publish a grade-by-grade fee table or an official per-term breakdown within the materials available; the single published annual figure above is the stated tuition amount.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Billing options: parents may be offered regular monthly payment, quarterly payment, or short-term installment arrangements; the school has in practice accepted monthly tuition collection and has offered multi-month installment facilities in previous years.
- Management reserves the right to change the fee structure and policies; fees paid are treated under the school's payment rules.

Security deposit and other one-time sums
- Security deposit / security amount: INR 12,000 (one-time).
- Other one-time or miscellaneous charges shown as a combined line: INR 8,800 (covers other specified school charges).

Boarding / hostel fees
- The school is operated as a day school; boarding/hostel provision and boarding fees are not published as a standard offering.

Uniforms, transport, examination and other ongoing costs
- Uniforms, transport (if used), exam fees and similar ancillary costs are charged separately and are additional to the annual tuition; parents should budget for uniform purchase, transport fees (if transport is required), and periodic exam or activity charges. Specific amounts for uniforms, transport routes/fees and exam fees are not listed as part of the single published annual tuition figure.

Refund and transfer policy
- Fees once paid are neither refundable nor transferable under any circumstances according to the school's admission terms.

Fee payment options and contacts
- Parents should arrange payment through the school's Accounts office; the school instructs parents to confirm exact payment modes and the accounts procedure with Accounts/Admissions. Common school payment methods (used by comparable local schools) include online bank transfer/NEFT, demand draft/cheque or online payment gateway, but specific accepted instruments for fee payment are to be confirmed with the school's Accounts office.

Notes on one-time and recurring totals (summary)
- Typical one-time sums at admission: Application fee INR 1,500; Admission fee INR 30,000; Security amount INR 12,000; Other one-time/entry charges INR 8,800. Recurring tuition: INR 43,200 per year for day students.

If a printed fee schedule or a grade-by-grade breakdown is required for records or database entry, contact the school Accounts office using the published admissions/accounts phone numbers to obtain an official, itemised fee schedule and current payment instructions.

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IES Public School – Cambridge

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

IES Public School – Cambridge is part of Infotech Education Society (IES) in Bhopal, offering the Cambridge curriculum from early years to IGCSE. The campus serves ages 3 to 18 at Kalkheda Ratibad, 50-acre campus with green space, football fields, a swimming pool and a skating rink. Cambridge Early Years starts at age 3, Cambridge Primary from age 5, and the Cambridge IGCSE program is available alongside Hindi and IT in subjects: Global English, Mathematics, Science and Global Perspectives. Launched in 2024-25, the Cambridge curriculum positions the school as a pioneer for Early Years and Primary education in Bhopal. The campus is polythene- and tobacco-free, with water harvesting, solar heating and waste reprocessing facilities. Facilities include digitized learning with smart CBSE-aligned content, an Atal Tinkering Lab for Arduino and coding, science labs, five-lab computer suite, a library, and spaces for arts and sports. Hands-on learning and 21st-century skills define program.

Application / Registration fees (one-time)
- One-time application/registration and admission charges, plus any refundable caution deposits, are set by the school and published in the school's session 2026–27 fee-structure documents for Nursery–Class X and for Classes XI–XII. These documents list the specific one-time amounts (registration/admission, caution money, etc.) for each class.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / billing frequency)
- The detailed tuition amounts by year group and the per-term / per-annum breakdown are published in the school's 2026–27 fee-structure documents for Nursery–Class X and for Classes XI–XII; those documents contain the exact tuition figures for each class and the billing frequency (annual, half-yearly, or monthly/EMI options). The school's published fee-policy page explains available payment schedules and discounts that apply to the tuition component.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Available payment options:
- Single lump-sum payment by April 10 (eligible for a 5% discount on the Tuition Fee only).
- Two-part (half-yearly) payments: first half payable by April 10 and second half by September 10 (eligible for a 2% discount on the Tuition Fee only, applied to each part).
- Monthly/EMI option: tuition may be paid in up to nine equal monthly instalments (EMIs) through Grayquest Education Finance Private Limited; EMI/installment option applies for Classes 1–10. An additional processing charge of 3.5% on the total fee is applied under this policy (school bears 1.5% and the parent bears 2% of the total). Payment by EMI is scheduled from April to December and each instalment is payable between the 1st and 10th of the month.
- Additional billing notes:
- The bus (transport) fee is charged for 11 months in the session; to discontinue bus service for the running session, a written application must be submitted by November 30 of that session.
- The final academic progress report and school documents are issued only after all dues are cleared.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- The school operates as a day school (no boarding program is listed). If boarding were available, the school's official fee-structure documents would set boarding and caution/deposit charges; no boarding fees are published in the school's mandatory disclosures.

Other costs and recurring charges
- The school's fee-structure documents include other recurring and non-recurring heads typically present in the session schedule such as annual development/annual charges, examination charges, transport charges (distance-based), school kit / school uniform charges, and refundable caution deposits; the exact amounts and which charges are refundable are specified per class in the 2026–27 fee-structure documents.

Refund information
- The school's fee policy states that fees once paid will not be refunded. Specific entries in the fee-structure documents identify which deposits (for example, refundable caution money) are refundable and under what conditions; consult the session fee-structure pages for the class-specific refundable amounts.

Fee payment methods and practical notes
- Payment modes accepted include online and offline methods; the school has partnered with Grayquest Education Finance Private Limited for EMI/instalment processing from April 2024 onwards. An additional processing charge for EMI option is applied (3.5% of total fee; school bears 1.5%, parent bears 2%). Lump-sum and half-yearly discounts apply only to the Tuition Fee component. The bus fee is billed on an 11-month basis. The school does not issue a separate fee-deposit certificate for income-tax purposes.

Practical summary for parents (what to expect on the invoice)
- Expect a combination of one-time charges (registration/admission, refundable caution where applicable), annual/development charges, recurring tuition (billed according to the payment option you select), transport charges (if opted), and any optional services. Discounts for early/lump payments apply only to tuition. EMI payments include a small processing surcharge. The school's session-specific fee-structure documents for 2026–27 list the full numeric schedule by class and by fee head.

(Notes: The school publishes class-by-class numeric fee schedules in downloadable 2026–27 fee-structure documents labelled “Fee Structure Nur To X” and “Fee Structure XI & XII”; the school's fee-policy page sets payment options, discounts, EMI processing charges, transport billing, and the non‑refund rule for paid fees.)

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People's Public School – Cambridge

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees ₹158,700 - 204,100

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

People's Public School – Cambridge is a coeducational boarding school in Bhopal offering education from ages 3 to 18. The school teaches CBSE along with Cambridge International curricula, including IGCSE, AS Levels, and A Levels, across pre-primary to senior secondary. The campus features modern classrooms, a Music Room, a Dance Room, an Auditorium, sports facilities, and a Premium Sports Academy, plus Day Care, a Bus Service, and hostel facilities for boys and girls. The academic program follows a structured progression: Pre-Primary (Nursery and KG), Primary (Class I–V), Middle (VI–VIII), Secondary (IX–X), and Senior Secondary (XI–XII). Cambridge learning is integrated with project-based approaches, aiming to develop inquiry from early years. English and Hindi are offered within Cambridge Primary language offerings, and the school emphasizes assemblies, clubs, and student leadership. A strong Parent–School partnership supports experiential learning across gardens, labs, and sports arenas. Its programs foster curiosity, collaboration, resilience.

Location

Located in Bhanpur, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India. The campus address is People's Campus, Bhanpur, Bhopal – 462037. The school operates a campus hostel for both boys and girls.

Stages

Nursery to Senior Secondary

Type

Boarding facility available (hostel for Boys & Girls)

Country affiliation

India

Application & admission fees

- Registration fee (all classes): INR 500, payable at the time of registration.
- Admission fee (all classes): INR 10,000, payable on admission.
- School caution deposit (refundable): INR 4,000.

Tuition / annual fees by year group (standard published totals for 2026–27)

- Classes I–V: INR 158,700 per year.
- Classes VI–VIII: INR 165,600 per year.
- Classes IX–X: INR 188,100 per year.
- Classes XI–XII: INR 204,100 per year.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Billing frequency: Fees are billed in quarterly instalments. Instalment due months follow the academic cycle across April, July, October and January. For new admissions the initial April payment includes admission-related charges.
- Late or pro‑rata charging: If a child is admitted after the term starts, fees are charged from the start of that term unless otherwise decided by the Principal.
- Concessions: 5% concession is offered for advance payment of the total annual school fees; 2% concession is offered for advance payment of total hostel fees; 20% concession on tuition fees is available for the 2nd and 3rd child (real brother/sister).

Per‑term instalment example (approximate)

- The school issues fees in four quarterly instalments. A straightforward equal split of the 2026–27 annual totals above produces approximate per‑term amounts as follows (this is an arithmetic division of the published annual totals to show typical quarterly instalment size):
- Classes I–V: approx. INR 39,675 per quarter.
- Classes VI–VIII: approx. INR 41,400 per quarter.
- Classes IX–X: approx. INR 47,025 per quarter.
- Classes XI–XII: approx. INR 51,025 per quarter.

(Note: quarterly instalments published in the school's fee schedule may allocate a larger first instalment for new admissions because of admission charges; the figures above are equal‑division approximations based on the 2026–27 annual totals.)

Boarding / hostel fees

- Hostel caution deposit: INR 5,000 (stated as a refundable caution for hostel).
- Hostel registration / annual hostel charges vary by class and boarding category. Published annual hostel fee figures are shown in the school's fee schedule and are in ranges (for example published entries for hostel-related totals include figures in the range of INR 85,000 to INR 117,000 depending on class and room category). Exact boarding fee applicable to a student is assigned at admission.

Other recurring or one‑time costs

- Bus (transport) fees: charged monthly and scaled by distance. Published monthly bus rates include INR 850, 950, 1,050, 1,150, 1,250, 1,350 and 1,450 per month depending on route/distance.
- Books and stationery: the school publishes class book lists for required textbooks and materials. Costs for books and stationery are billed separately or purchased by parents according to the published book lists.
- One‑time / miscellaneous charges at admission typically include registration, admission fee and caution deposits as listed above; other minor fees (exam fee, activity fees, ID cards, magazine, etc.) may be charged as per school circulars or the book list/announcements.

Refund information

- Caution deposits (school and hostel caution where specified) are refundable. The school fee schedule identifies the school caution deposit as refundable. Specific refund handling (timing and conditions) follows school policy at the time of student withdrawal or leaving.

Payment methods and options

- Online parent portal: The school uses an online admissions/fee portal (MyClassboard) for admissions and fee collections; the portal supports standard online payment modes.
- Usual payment modes supported by school portals include credit card, debit card, net banking and online bank transfer; the school also accepts payments at the school office as per the school's fee guidelines. Parents should use the school's fee portal or the school office for making payments and obtaining receipts.

Notes on instalments and concessions

- Advance annual payment concessions and sibling concessions apply as stated under the school's fee schedule and are applied when the full‑year or specific hostel fees are paid in advance. Details of how concessions are calculated and applied are set by the school at billing.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school emphasises emotional well-being within a safe, value-centred culture rooted in empathy, respect, and responsibility. An integrated sports and wellness ecosystem supports social development through teamwork, discipline, and resilience. Personalised learning with individual attention helps address each learner's social and emotional needs.

Mental Wellbeing

Integrated Sports & Wellness Ecosystem promotes fitness, discipline, teamwork, and resilience as part of daily school life, supporting students' mental well-being. A safe, value-centred culture emphasizes emotional well-being and empathy, contributing to students' overall mental health.

Safeguarding

Safe, value-centred school culture is rooted in empathy, respect, and responsibility, fostering emotional well-being and safeguarding of students.

Admissions

1. Admissions are strictly merit-based. To apply, submit a completed Registration-cum-Admission Form to the school office by the announced deadline. Children must be at least 3 years old for Nursery and 6 years old or older for Class I, with the minimum age increasing by one year for each subsequent class. No child can be admitted without a valid Transfer Certificate from the previous school, countersigned by the appropriate authority.
2. Provisional admission may be granted after an eligibility test for students coming from unrecognized schools, subject to Education Department approval. Transfer Certificates from outside Madhya Pradesh must be countersigned by the district's education authority. If a child is admitted late, fees will be charged from the start of the term unless the Principal decides otherwise. The school offers attractive scholarship schemes.

Scholarships

The school offers attractive scholarship schemes.

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Shrewsbury International School India

Instructs in English

Ages 11 - 18 years

Fees ₹2,205,000 - 2,415,000

Type Co-educational (boarding)

Shrewsbury International School India is a prestigious co-educational British boarding school situated on a 150-acre campus near Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Opening in August 2025 with its founding cohort, the school accepts students aged 11 to 18 (Grades 6-12) and follows the Cambridge International curriculum leading to IGCSE and International A Level qualifications. With a maximum capacity of 600 pupils, the school features a 90,000 sq ft indoor sports complex, an Olympic-size swimming pool, and over 20 sports including fencing, scuba diving, and rowing. The school is affiliated with Shrewsbury School UK, founded in 1552.

Location

Mugaliyachap, Near Ratibad, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh 462044, India. Set on a 150-acre campus with plans to plant over 100,000 trees.

Stages

Grades 6-12 (ages 11-18). Lower Secondary (Forms 1-3, Classes 6-8), IGCSE (Forms 4-5, Classes 9-10), International A Levels (Form 6, Classes 11-12).

Type

Private co-educational British boarding school. Maximum capacity of 600 pupils.

Pupil Nationality Mix

An international community of boarders, with a maximum capacity of 600 students.

Additional learning support

Personalised pastoral care through the house system. Continuous monitoring of academic and social development by houseparents and academic staff.

Country affiliation

India. Affiliated with Shrewsbury School UK (founded 1552). Cambridge Assessment International Education accredited. Members of TAISI, BSA International, COBIS, and Trinity College London.

Religious affiliation

Non-denominational. The school promotes values of courage, integrity, wisdom, spirit, self-mastery, and kindness.

School day structure

Full boarding school programme. All meals including mid-morning and afternoon snacks are included in fees. Structured academic and co-curricular timetable.

Bus service

As a full boarding school, bus service is not applicable. The school is located near Ratibad, Bhopal.

Boarding Arrangements

Two purpose-built boarding houses (one boys', one girls'), each accommodating up to 64 pupils. Junior and middle school boarders share triple study bedrooms; senior pupils have twin study bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. Houses include a library, pantry, entertainment zone, and indoor/outdoor lounges. Houseparents, assistant houseparents, and house administrators all live on site.

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are required. Costs are charged separately at actual cost.

Food Options

All meals are included in fees, including mid-morning and afternoon snacks. A dedicated food and nutrition programme supports student health and wellbeing.

House System

A vertical house system with boys' and girls' houses fosters a family atmosphere. Mixed age groups encourage mentoring between senior and younger pupils. Inter-house competitions span sports, music, performing arts, and creative activities.

Governance and Ownership

Affiliated with Shrewsbury School UK (founded 1552). The school has an Advisory Board of Governors and a promoting body. Founding Headmaster: Dominic Tomalin. The school operates on a solar-powered, environmentally sustainable campus.

Curriculum

Cambridge International Education curriculum across three stages. Lower Secondary (Classes 6-8) covers 12 core subjects including English, Mathematics, Science, Computing, Humanities, Modern Foreign Languages, Art, Music, PE, Global Perspectives, Wellbeing, and Hindi. IGCSE (Classes 9-10) allows selection of 6-9 subjects. International A Levels (Classes 11-12) focus on 3-4 subjects for university preparation. Subjects at A Level include Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Further Mathematics, Business, Economics, Computer Science, English Literature, Geography, History, Psychology, Design, Fine Art, and languages.

Student Teacher Ratio

Not yet published for the founding year.

Exam Results

The school opens in August 2025 with its founding cohort, so examination results are not yet available.

Higher Education Progression

A dedicated Futures Department provides university and career counselling. The school's Cambridge IGCSE and A Level qualifications are internationally recognised for university entry worldwide.

Gifted and Talented

The curriculum encourages intellectual curiosity and develops critical and creative thinking abilities. Further Mathematics is available at A Level for mathematically gifted students.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Wellbeing is a timetabled subject in Lower Secondary. The house system provides a family-like support structure. Vertical age integration encourages peer mentoring.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Not specifically detailed. Contact the school for information about learning support provisions.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Not specifically detailed. The school operates in an English-medium environment.

Mental Wellbeing

Pastoral care is described as fundamental to pupil wellbeing. Houseparents provide continuous support, and wellbeing is integrated into the curriculum. The school's values framework emphasises self-mastery and kindness.

Safeguarding

All houseparents and assistant houseparents live on site within the boarding houses. The school has dedicated staff for the safety and wellbeing of all boarders.

Admissions

Applications are accepted for Grades 6-12 (ages 11-18). An online application form is available. Registration fee of INR 15,000 (non-refundable) is due at application. A Boarding Experience Programme allows prospective pupils to visit. Open days and campus tours are available. Contact: +91-8273577875.

Scholarships

A scholarships page is available on the school website. Contact the school for current scholarship opportunities and eligibility criteria.

Waitlist

Not publicly detailed. Contact the admissions team for availability.

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