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Instructs in German, English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees ₹5,560 - 14,600

Type Co-educational

German Embassy School New Delhi (DSND) is a German overseas school operated with the German Embassy in Chanakyapuri, New Delhi. It follows the German Curriculum for ages 2 to 18 as a co-educational day school with a full-day programme and lunch service. The school provides Education for Kindergarten, Elementary and High School leading to the Abitur, and is authorised to award German school leaving certificates. DSND is affiliated with Germany under KMK and has the status of a recognised German school abroad. The campus began in 1961 as a kindergarten and primary school on embassy grounds, with the first Abitur examinations completed in 2009/2010; its Bund-Länder inspection in 2013 recognised it as an Excellent German Overseas School. The school places emphasis on science and languages, offering Robotics and 3D‑Printing CCAs, Model United Nations, theatre, music and language clubs such as English, German and Spanish. Extracurriculars include football, table tennis, yoga, parkour and more, supporting wellbeing and leadership.

Location

Temporary accommodation at the Embassy of Bulgaria, EP 16/17 Chandragupta Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi. Central location with security. Entrance to the school is at the corner to Dr. Jose Rizal Marg, after passing Primus Hospital.

Stages

Kindergarten and Primary School; Secondary Level I (grades 5–10); Secondary Level II (grades 11–12). The school leads up to the German International Abitur (DIA) examinations.

Type

Co-educational day school with a full-day program and lunch service.

Additional learning support

Inclusion concept ensures education within a common framework with individual support. Lernpfad German language support; Information and Communication Skills and laptop classes in secondary level; supervised homework and after-school activities.

Country affiliation

Germany (German overseas school under KMK; operated with the German Embassy).

School day structure

Full-day program. Core subjects in the morning; afternoons for extra-curricular activities. Lunch is offered. Supervised homework for grades 1–12, Monday–Thursday from 14:00 to 15:30. After-school activities commence on the first day of school.

Bus service

The school owns buses and currently operates one bus line. The bus runs four times daily: to school in the morning, and back home at 13:15, 15:30 and 17:00. Routes are updated yearly; a bus attendant accompanies the bus. Children from age 3 may use the bus with consent from the Head of Kindergarten. Bus coordinator: bus@dsnd.de.

Application and Admission Fees
- Registration fee (School): EUR 3,500. Will be refunded if the school receives a timely written withdrawal of the child (deadlines: 1 May / 1 December).
- Registration fee (Baby‑Schnuppen / Sternschnuppen / Kindergarten / Preschool): EUR 1,750. Will be refunded if the school receives a timely written withdrawal of the child (deadlines: 1 May / 1 December).
- One‑time admission fee (School): EUR 4,000. This fee is billed with the first school invoice after joining.
- One‑time admission fee (Baby‑Schnuppen / Sternschnuppen / Kindergarten / Preschool): EUR 2,000. This fee is billed with the first school invoice after joining.

Tuition fees (by year group) — per half year (semester) and per year
- Grades 1–12: EUR 7,300 per half year (semester). Equivalent to EUR 14,600 per school year.
- Sternschnuppen (children 18 months – 3 years): EUR 2,780 per half year.
- Baby‑Schnuppen (children 6 months – 18 months): EUR 3,120 per half year.
- Kindergarten (per half year), fees vary by number of afternoons included:
- 1 afternoon: EUR 2,780 per half year.
- 2 afternoons: EUR 2,990 per half year.
- 3 afternoons: EUR 3,220 per half year.
- 4 afternoons: EUR 3,425 per half year.
- 5 afternoons: EUR 3,660 per half year.
- Preschool (per half year), fees vary by number of afternoons included:
- 1 afternoon: EUR 3,500 per half year.
- 2 afternoons: EUR 3,710 per half year.
- 3 afternoons: EUR 3,940 per half year.
- 4 afternoons: EUR 4,145 per half year.
- 5 afternoons: EUR 4,350 per half year.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- School year runs from 1 July to 30 June.
- School fees are invoiced before the start of each of the two semesters and are payable for the entire semester irrespective of the date of joining or leaving the school.
- Written withdrawal must be submitted by 1 May (for the July–December semester) or by 1 December (for the January–June semester) to qualify for applicable refunds of the registration fee.
- For Baby‑Schnuppen, the first invoice may be issued quarterly if the child turns 6 months during a semester and joins mid‑semester (typically October or April).
- Bus transport fees are billed semi‑annually in advance.

Boarding
- Boarding is not applicable; no boarding fees are charged.

Other costs and routine charges
- Bus transport: charged per half year according to route; the transport option must be booked for the entire school year; irregular participation or route shortening does not reduce the bus fee. Children aged 3 years and above may use the school bus.
- Lunch: classes 1–12: EUR 35 per month (billed as a lump sum for the 6‑month period); Kindergarten children: EUR 20 per month (billed as a lump sum for the 6‑month period).
- Schoolbooks: textbooks are centrally procured and handed out at the start of the school year; costs for textbooks are billed together with the school fee.
- Stationery and notebooks: available for purchase at the school secretariat; any costs for stationery are additional.
- Library deposit: EUR 20 (added to the school fees bill). The deposit is refundable on leaving subject to return/condition of borrowed items; charges apply for unreturned or damaged media.
- Co‑curricular activities (CCA): participation is mostly free; some CCAs levy participation or material costs which are charged separately when applicable.
- Homework supervision (Monday–Thursday): included in the school fees.
- Class trips and excursions: parents are responsible for all costs associated with overnight camps, class trips and excursions; those costs are charged separately when organised.

Refund information and conditions
- Registration fees (both School and Baby/Sternschnuppen/Kindergarten/Preschool) are refundable when a timely written withdrawal is submitted by the stated deadlines (1 May / 1 December).
- The library deposit is refundable upon leaving, subject to return and condition of library materials; damaged or missing items are charged.
- School fees are charged for the entire semester and are not prorated if a pupil leaves during the semester; outstanding fees must be settled and issued learning materials returned upon withdrawal.
- Admission fees are one‑time charges billed with the first invoice after joining (no general refund provision is listed for the admission fee).

Fee payment options and banking details
- Payments in EUR: bank transfer to the German account (Bank im Bistum Essen). IBAN: DE79360602951006700019. SWIFT/BIC: GENODED1BBE.
- Payments in INR: bank transfer to the Kotak Mahindra Bank account. Account holder: German School. Account No.: 9912250206. IFSC: KKBK0000182.
- The registration fee must be paid in advance at the time of written registration; the admission fee is invoiced with the first school bill; other items (library deposit, lunch lump sum, bus fees, books) are invoiced as described above.

Practical notes on obligations at withdrawal and billing
- A written request for withdrawal must be presented by the deadlines to qualify for registration fee refund; upon leaving, any issued learning material must be returned and any outstanding school fees must be paid.

Boarding Arrangements

The DSND offers a full-day program. Most compulsory subjects are taught in the morning, leaving afternoons for extracurricular activities. Lunch is available during the lunch break.

Food Options

The school offers freshly cooked lunch as part of the all-day programme, with a menu based on international cuisine. The meal includes a main course and a dessert; vegetarian and vegan options are available. Lunch is billed with the school fees: 120 EUR per year for students (20 EUR per month) and 60 EUR per year for kindergarten (10 EUR per month).

Governance and Ownership

DSND is run by the Deutscher Schulverein New Delhi, a non-profit association registered in Germany. The Board, elected by the General Assembly, decides on the fee structure and supervises finances. The 2025/26 board was elected on November 6, 2025.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Support and encouragement are fundamental in every class, with a focus on emotional and social development alongside cognitive growth. The school aims to support students not only academically but also in psychomotor tension, emotional well‑being and social skills. The support program recognises that many students come from migration backgrounds and join from different school systems, so it is organised on an individual basis with a defined time frame to reach the required level. In Mathematics, students needing extra support receive a double period once a week; students requiring DaF/DaZ support receive small groups starting at language level B1; from the next academic year a German support teacher will attend regular German classes 1–2 periods per week for Grades 5–10 to assist with language needs. The environment emphasises intercultural understanding and collaborative learning to strengthen social development.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

DSND uses a Förderkonzept that addresses cognitive, psychomotor, emotional and social aspects of learning and, due to the school's size, offers support on an individual basis with defined timelines. For students requiring additional language support, DaF/DaZa provision is offered in small groups; mathematics support is provided with an extra double period weekly. From the next academic year, a German support teacher will be present in regular German classes 1–2 periods weekly in Grades 5–10 to assist with GSL or foreign language needs. Diagnostic procedures identify language and learning needs, and teachers develop individual Förderpläne to guide progress.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is taught from kindergarten, with many students coming from English-language schools. Native English speakers are employed alongside German‑English teachers from primary school onwards to ensure strong English literacy. In Secondary I, classes in 5–6 and 7–8 are grouped by ability to provide appropriate English language support. English language and bilingual instruction are integrated in the curriculum, with bilingual provision in History and Geography in certain grades and continued use of English as a vital language across the school.

Mental Wellbeing

Wellbeing is integrated into daily teaching, with emphasis on emotional and social development in addition to academic progress. The school recognises the diverse backgrounds of students and organises support on an individual basis to address psychological and social needs. A school psychologist is available as a student contact, and clear channels exist to report concerns, including a grievance mechanism for anonymous submissions. The Protection Concept mandates proactive safeguarding, staff training, and structured procedures to monitor and support student welfare.

Safeguarding

A safeguarding framework ensures a healthy, non‑discriminatory and non‑violent school environment for all pupils, staff and parents. A Code of Conduct applies to everyone in the school community and sets expectations for respectful behaviour and the protection of personal space. Designated contacts include a designated teacher of trust, a school psychologist, and the head of the protection committee; concerns can be reported via the grievance box, with multiple reporting channels and confidential handling. Intervention guidelines specify steps for incidents such as personal space violations, harassment or abuse, and preventive measures include a mission statement, a communication concept, age‑appropriate teaching modules on rights, and staff training to safeguard child welfare.

Admissions

1. The basic requirements for admission to the German School New Delhi are a good command of the German language and availability of seats in the respective group/class. If there are insufficient seats in the individual groups/classes, a waiting list will be drawn up for admission. This applies to both kindergarten and school admissions.

2. For applying to DSND, fill up both the forms and send them together with two copies of the passport and three copies of the reports to the school's administration office by email. The forms are Admission Forms in German and English (Download PDF). These documents should be submitted to the DSND administration for review.

3. On completion of the above formalities, an interactive session is held on a previously agreed date. The session allows the family to get to know the School better and for the School to get to know the family. A questionnaire is filled out during the course of the discussions, and all information furnished is kept confidential. A representative of the parents' council may guide you through the process.

4. The DSND is a recognised overseas German school which imparts education in keeping with the aims and objectives of the German education system and leading up to German school leaving qualifications. The school also strives to acquaint its pupils with Indian culture, nurture interpersonal and cultural ties through extra-curricular activities and foster mutual understanding. It welcomes pupils of nationalities other than German if they have a good command over the German language, seats are available in the school and this does not violate the legal and regulatory environment of the host country in any manner.

5. All decisions relating to admission to the kindergarten or school shall be taken jointly by the principal of the School and one board member of the German School Association New Delhi. This joint decision‑making arrangement underlines the collaborative nature of admissions. The policy applies to admissions at all levels.

Waitlist

If seats are not available in the respective groups/classes, a waiting list is drawn up for admission.

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Japanese School New Delhi

Instructs in Japanese

Ages 3 - 15 years

Fees ₹372,000 - 540,000

Pupils 264

Type Co-educational

Japanese School New Delhi is a full-time private educational facility in India serving Japanese children aged 3 to 15. Located in Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, the campus spans 12,000 square metres, with a 6,000 square metre outdoor playground and buildings totaling 6,822 square metres. The school provides education equivalent to Japan's elementary and junior high curricula and is recognized by MEXT. Established on September 1, 1964 by the Delhi Japanese Association, it is operated by the GAKKO BUNKA EDUCATION SOCIETY. Facilities include an indoor gym (706 m²) and an indoor pool (25 m × 15 m, six lanes). The school resumed facility use in January 2023 after COVID closures, with access to pool, gym, grounds, and PTA room under updated guidelines. The program includes Grade-specific career guidance, workplace experiences, and study trips; language assessments (Kanji Proficiency Test). Cultural activities, sports events, and PTA involvement are integral to community life here.

Location

The school is located at Sector-A, Pocket B & C, VASANT KUNJ, New Delhi, India. ZIP 110070. It is located in the Vasant Kunj area and is accessible by local roads.

Stages

Kindergarten; Elementary (Primary); Middle (Lower Secondary). The attached Kindergarten provides preschool education; the main school offers elementary and middle school education.

Country affiliation

Japan

Bus service

Bus service is available. Routes are determined by the Bus Operation Committee. The monthly fee is 9,500 INR per student. If seats are not available, a waiting list may apply. Buses aim to reach the school by 8:15 am, and ride time is generally within 60 minutes.

Application / Admission fees

- School (entry to elementary/middle school): INR 300,000 one-time admission fee for new entrants. INR 150,000 admission fee applies for students entering from the school's attached kindergarten.
- Kindergarten (入園金): INR 250,000 one-time admission fee (applies at time of enrolment).

Tuition fees (by year group / schedule)

- Elementary & Middle School (all grades): Tuition INR 31,000 per month. Billing is by half-year (terms: April–September and October–March). This monthly figure yields: per half-year term (6 months) INR 186,000 and per academic year (12 months) INR 372,000.

- Kindergarten (保育料): INR 45,000 per month, billed as a lump sum for each half-year (April–September and October–March). This monthly figure yields: per half-year term (6 months) INR 270,000 and per academic year (12 months) INR 540,000.

Transport (school bus) fees

- Bus usage for school students: INR 9,500 per month. Billed in the same half-year installments as tuition; per half-year (6 months) INR 57,000; per year INR 114,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Frequency: Fees for tuition and bus are paid in two installments per academic year: first term (April–September) and second term (October–March). Kindergarten fees follow the same half-year payment pattern.
- Currency and payment medium: All school and bus fees are payable in Indian rupees (INR). Accepted payment methods are bank transfer and cheque; bank transfers from Japan are permitted and specific school bank account details are used for payments. Parents are asked to provide deposit/receipt evidence when requested.
- Prorating / short-term attendance rules: For transfer-in, attendance of the final four days of a month is not charged; for transfer-out, attendance of the first four days of a month is not charged. Specific mid-year refund rules return remaining month balances under the school's established procedures (see Refunds below).

Boarding / Residential provision

- Boarding facilities are not provided. The school operates as a full-time day school for resident children; parents are responsible for daily drop-off/pick-up arrangements (the kindergarten notes parent drop-off/pick-up as the standard).

Other costs and typical additional charges

- School T-shirt (official school T-shirt used for physical education): INR 500 each.
- Textbooks: Textbooks are not distributed at the school at enrolment; families must obtain required Japanese textbooks through the Overseas Children's Educational Foundation channels in advance of arrival. No school price is listed for textbooks.
- Stationery and learning materials: A standard list of required items is provided; most items must be supplied by parents (no comprehensive price list provided). The school notes specific items needed by grade (examples include pencil cases, workbooks, record books, recorder/harmonica, sewing kit for upper primary, swim gear, etc.).
- Kindergarten trial fee: Trial/experience enrolment for kindergarten is charged at INR 1,000 per day where applicable.
- Extra-curricular or outside-instructor lessons: Certain optional lessons taught by external instructors (e.g., some kindergarten activities) carry additional charges; amounts are set per activity and billed separately.

Refund information

- Mid-year withdrawal refunds: If a student withdraws mid-year, the school refunds the remaining months' tuition and bus fees beyond the month immediately following the withdrawal (i.e., remaining full months after the next calendar month are refundable under the school's procedure). Parents must notify the school of the withdrawal date to arrange refund processing.
- Partial-month rule: For transfers into the school, attendance during the last four days of the month is not charged; for transfers out, attendance during the first four days of the month is not charged. This adjustment applies when determining charges for partial-month attendance.

Fee payment options and administrative notes

- Accepted payment methods: Bank transfer and cheque are accepted; bank transfers from Japan are explicitly permitted. When paying by bank transfer, include the payer and student name so receipts can be issued in English if required. Cheques for school tuition and for the school bus committee are handled to designated accounts; parents are asked to separate cheque payments for tuition and bus fees.
- Returned-cheque fees: If a cheque is returned by the bank, any associated bank charges incurred are borne by the payer.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school aims to develop students with rich humanity and international awareness who are physically and mentally healthy. The four target student qualities are thoughtful, kind, hardworking, and able to understand others. Teachers nurture these traits by encouraging students, providing supportive guidance, and sharing joyful learning experiences. The school envisions a climate that promotes respectful interactions and social-emotional growth.

Mental Wellbeing

The mission centers on fostering students who are physically and mentally healthy, aligning with the goal of holistic well-being.

Safeguarding

The principal describes the school as safe and secure for students, reflecting a priority on safety in the school environment.

Admissions

1. Eligibility and conditions for transfer admission. The school requires that the student reside in Delhi or nearby areas and be of elementary or middle school age. The student must have Japanese-language ability to receive instruction in Japanese for the grade to be entered. The guardian must have Japanese-language ability to communicate with the school and must be a regular member or an associate of the Delhi Japanese Association. For transfer into the 9th grade, applications are accepted only if the student can enroll in April; applications after May are not accepted. For other grades (G1–G8), applications within the academic year must be submitted by the end of February.
2. Fees. For the 2026-2027 academic year, the admission fee is 300,000 rupees; entry from affiliated kindergarten costs 150,000 rupees. Tuition is 31,000 rupees per month and the bus fee is 9,500 rupees per month. The school bills these amounts for the same academic year.
3. Payment methods and timing. The admission fee, tuition and bus charges are paid in rupees in two installments: April–September and October–March. Payments are accepted by bank transfer or by check. For attendance days, the count includes weekends and Indian holidays; in the event of transfer-in four days at the end of the month are not charged, and in the event of transfer-out four days at the start of the month are not charged.
4. Textbooks. Transfer students must obtain textbooks from the Overseas Children's Education Foundation before leaving Japan; the school does not distribute textbooks at transfer.
5. Documents after transfer approval. On the transfer day, if the previous school provided the documents listed below, submit them: (1) Guidance record (Shidō-gyōroku) or copy; (2) Health examination certificate (original) including general and dental. If the student is entering Grade 1 in April and leaves Japan before April, or if transferring from an international or local school (excluding those who previously studied under a Japanese curriculum), these documents are not required. A student who remains enrolled in a Japanese school cannot transfer to this school.
6. Uniforms and school supplies. Uniforms and school supplies are prescribed by the school; see the uniforms page for details on items and dress code. Items may need to be arranged before arrival in India.
7. Online application. Those wishing to transfer should complete the online application form. The enrollment flow for the desired date will be emailed afterward. By applying, applicants are considered to have agreed to the school's notices on admission rules and the handling of personal information under the privacy policy.

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Lycée Français International de Delhi

Instructs in French, English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees ₹7,679 - 17,687

Pupils 304

Type Co-educational

Located at 2, Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Road in central New Delhi, Lycée Français International de Delhi operates as a private secular day school in the AEFE network. It follows the French national curriculum, with Cambridge Primary and Secondary, and offers an English International Section from Grade 1 to Grade 10 alongside the International French Baccalaureate from Grade 11 onward. Primary English instruction runs at least three hours daily; middle school provides four hours of English literature and two hours of English-language history-geography-civics taught by a native speaker. In Grade 9, students take the International Secondary Board Exam (DNBi). In high school, the BF I mirrors the baccalaureate with core subjects, specialized teaching, and optional courses such as a third language plus cultural and linguistic instruction. The school's 60-plus year heritage serves over 300 students from 35 nationalities. Facilities include a central canteen, two sports fields, and an IT Lab.

Location

LFID is located in New Delhi, in Delhi's historic Lutyens' Quarter on APJ Abdul Kalam Road. The official address is 2, Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Rd, New Delhi, Delhi 110011 (former Aurangzeb Road). The school occupies the former Embassy site and shares the diplomatic enclave with the French Institute in India.

Stages

Preschool; Kindergarten; Primary School; Middle School; High School

Type

Private secular day school

Pupil Nationality Mix

More than 35 nationalities represented; top nationalities are French, Indian, American, Canadian, and Belgian.

Additional learning support

Academic Support and Counseling provided through ASEM (Specialized Early Childhood Educators). ASEMs are bilingual and work with each child in and out of the classroom to develop communicative, language and linguistic skills. Support is organized as a contract among the child, the parents and the teacher and is tailored to individual needs.

Country affiliation

France (AEFE network)

Religious affiliation

Secular

Registration fees & refundable deposit
- Registration fee (payable at initial registration and non‑refundable): EUR 3,960 for students of French or Indian nationality or Overseas Citizen of India (OCI); EUR 5,280 for students of other nationalities.
- Refundable deposit (paid with registration fees): EUR 500 per student. The deposit is refunded within three months of the student's departure from the school; deductions may be made for unpaid fees, unpaid bills (for example school trips or exam fees) or unreturned books.

Annual tuition fees (by year group) — amounts shown in EUR and split into term instalments below
Note: two categories are shown below depending on who pays the fees (parents/embassy/sole proprietor vs company/international organisation). Term instalments are calculated using the school's published term split: Term 1 = 40%, Term 2 = 35%, Term 3 = 25%.

- Tuition fees payable by parents / embassies / sole proprietors (annual):
- Playschool & Kindergarten: EUR 6,746 per year.
- Term 1 (40%): EUR 2,698.40. Term 2 (35%): EUR 2,360.10. Term 3 (25%): EUR 1,686.50.
- Primary: EUR 8,432 per year.
- Term 1: EUR 3,372.80. Term 2: EUR 2,951.20. Term 3: EUR 2,108.00.
- Middle school: EUR 9,325 per year.
- Term 1: EUR 3,730.00. Term 2: EUR 3,263.75. Term 3: EUR 2,331.25.
- High school: EUR 12,680 per year.
- Term 1: EUR 5,072.00. Term 2: EUR 4,438.00. Term 3: EUR 3,170.00.

- Tuition fees payable by parents / embassies / sole proprietors (students of other nationalities) (annual):
- Playschool & Kindergarten: EUR 7,679 per year.
- Term 1: EUR 3,071.60. Term 2: EUR 2,687.65. Term 3: EUR 1,919.75.
- Primary: EUR 9,600 per year.
- Term 1: EUR 3,840.00. Term 2: EUR 3,360.00. Term 3: EUR 2,400.00.
- Middle school: EUR 10,662 per year.
- Term 1: EUR 4,264.80. Term 2: EUR 3,731.70. Term 3: EUR 2,665.50.
- High school: EUR 14,759 per year.
- Term 1: EUR 5,903.60. Term 2: EUR 5,165.65. Term 3: EUR 3,689.75.

- Tuition fees when paid directly by a company (including trusts, partnerships) or an international organisation (annual):
- Students of French, Indian nationality or OCI: Playschool & Kindergarten EUR 8,096; Primary EUR 10,118; Middle school EUR 11,190; High school EUR 15,192. Term instalments follow the 40/35/25 split above.
- Students of other nationalities (company-paid): Playschool & Kindergarten EUR 9,214; Primary EUR 11,520; Middle school EUR 12,794; High school EUR 17,687. Term instalments follow the 40/35/25 split above.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard term payment schedule for Nursery, Primary and Secondary: Term 1 (40%) due 30 September 2026; Term 2 (35%) due 30 November 2026; Term 3 (25%) due 28 February 2027. Fees for every term begun are payable in full. Playschool is an exception and is prorated at 10% per month. Re‑enrolment requires an advance of 10% of the tuition fee to guarantee a seat (deadline stated for the 2026–2027 session: 17 May 2026).
- Interruption or withdrawal during a term: tuition fees for that term are not refunded.

Other compulsory charges and optional additional fees
- School insurance: EUR 42 per year (included in the payment schedule).
- Additional annual charges: EUR 1,185 for certain secondary students (Middle school students and senior school students in the British International Section in Seconde and students in Première and Terminale enrolled in the International French Baccalaureate).
- CNED fees: where a student follows CNED for a language option, CNED tuition fees are paid by the school; if a student chooses additional non‑compulsory CNED language options these CNED fees are payable by the family.

Discounts and scholarships
- Large‑family discounts: 25% reduction for the 4th child and 50% reduction for the 5th and subsequent children, provided all children are enrolled at the school.
- French government scholarships: students of French nationality may be eligible for scholarships; information is handled by the consular section of the French Embassy.

Refunds and withdrawal policy
- Registration fees are non‑refundable under any circumstances. The refundable deposit (EUR 500) is returned within three months after departure, subject to deductions for outstanding sums or unreturned materials. Tuition fees for a term already begun are not refunded if schooling is interrupted during that term.

Payment methods, currency and penalties
- Accepted currencies and conditions: payments may be made in EUR or INR to the school's respective bank accounts. Payments in USD are accepted with a fixed commission of 7% to cover foreign exchange risk; for INR payments the chancery exchange rate on the invoice date is applied. Cash payments are not accepted.
- Permitted payment instruments: French cheques or bank transfer in EUR in favour of “Ecole française de Delhi” (bank charges are payable by the sender); cheques in INR in favour of “LYCEE FRANCAIS INTERNATIONAL DE DELHI”. All bank fees charged by the payer's bank must be borne by the payer and the transfer must include the pupil's surname and “Tuition Fees” in the payment reference.
- Late payment penalty: any delay exceeding 30 days incurs a penalty of 2% per month on the overdue amount. A formal Late Payment Plan (LPP) must be requested at least 24 hours before the published deadline if a family anticipates difficulty; without an approved plan the child may be suspended following missed deadlines and outstanding dues must be cleared before a leaving certificate is issued.

Boarding fees
- Boarding: no boarding fees are listed; the school does not publish a boarding programme or boarding charges. (Day‑school arrangements apply.)

Other costs commonly charged by schools (uniforms, books, canteen, extracurriculars)
- The school's financial regulations explicitly list insurance, CNED and specific additional charges for certain international section/IB students. Specific separate amounts for uniforms, standard textbook packs, canteen or regular extracurricular activity fees are not detailed in the published financial regulations. Where individual items (trips, Cambridge exam fees, damage to school property, etc.) are charged they may appear on individual bills and can be deducted from the refundable deposit if unpaid.

Summary of key items for the 2026–2027 academic year (direct figures)
- Registration fee (non‑refundable): EUR 3,960 (French/Indian/OCI) or EUR 5,280 (other nationalities). Refundable deposit: EUR 500. Annual tuition examples (parents category): Playschool EUR 6,746; Primary EUR 8,432; Middle EUR 9,325; High school EUR 12,680. Term split: 40% / 35% / 25% with the published due dates. Payment in EUR/INR accepted; USD accepted with 7% commission; cash not accepted. Late payment penalty 2% per month after 30 days.

Note on scope of this overview: the school's formal financial regulations for the 2026–2027 academic year set out the registration fees, annual tuition rates (including company‑paid scales), payment schedule, deposit/refund rules, insurance and specific additional charges; separate line‑item amounts for uniforms, routine textbook packs, daily canteen plans or standard extracurricular fees are not specified in that document and are billed individually when applicable.

Uniform Requirement

There is no school uniform.

Food Options

The cantine is a central space between the two sports fields, offering meals prepared with fresh ingredients. The menu emphasizes balanced nutrition and avoids items considered risky in India (such as fish or pork) or imported items that are expensive. The cantine is managed by LFID with a volunteer parent cantine committee, and LFID staff supervise service in the dining hall; Bon Appe9tit has been the cantine provider since September 2014, with major preparation in the main kitchen in Chattarpur and final steps completed on site.

Governance and Ownership

LFID operates under a convention between the Parents' Association (APE) and the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE), with representation by the Ambassador of France in India. The governance structure includes the APE Management Committee (CG) and a pedagogical leadership headed by the head of the institution representing AEFE, plus a School Council that oversees educational matters and includes staff representatives, parent representatives, a student representative, a representative from the French Embassy, and school administrators.

Curriculum

LFID follows the French national curriculum, adapted for bilingual education. It offers the English International Section from Grade 1 to Grade 10 and the International French Baccalaureate (BFI) from Grade 11 onward. Primary English instruction lasts at least 3 hours daily. In middle school (Grades 6–10), the international section provides 4 hours of English literature and 2 hours of English-language history-geography-civics, taught by a native English speaker, with Indian students regarded as native English speakers by the French Ministry of Education. In 9th grade, students in the international section take the International Secondary Board Exam (DNBi); the diploma includes core subjects plus English-language tests to support French/English bilingualism. In high school (Grades 11–12), the BF I offers a curriculum similar to the general baccalaureate, with core subjects, specialized teaching, and optional courses such as a third language, plus cultural and linguistic instruction and non-linguistic subjects like history-geography or science.

Exam Results

The French Baccalauréat marks the culmination of the French secondary program and is taught in French with high proficiency in English, enabling study in France and across Europe, the United Kingdom, and Canada. The 2024 Diplôme National du Brevet (Brevet) had a 100% pass rate, with 80% receiving the highest honors. The 2025 French Baccalauréat had a 100% pass rate, with 85% achieving honors.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates go on to higher education in France, across Europe, the United Kingdom, and Canada.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

LFID provides a Student Support Service focused on students' well-being and safety. It includes Monitoring and Safety, Conflict Resolution and Discipline, Attendance Policies, and regular communication with parents about illness or absence. The service fosters a supportive school climate that promotes social and emotional development through attentive listening and proactive guidance.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

LFID offers English as a Foreign Language (FLSco) for students new to LFID; a Special Education Teacher assists students with academic, behavioural, or psychological challenges; an Educational Support Assistant (AESH) supports children with special educational needs; homework assistance is available after school.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English as a Foreign Language (FLSco) supports students new to LFID who are unfamiliar with the French education system. It provides small-group sessions for non-French-speaking students from preschool through grade 10 to help them adjust.

Mental Wellbeing

LFID acknowledges mental wellbeing within its Student Support Services and provides inclusive support for students with psychological needs. The Special Education Teacher and Educational Support Assistant (AESH) contribute to addressing students' emotional and psychological needs within an inclusive environment.

Safeguarding

LFID implements safeguarding and safety measures including badges for entry, double-door security checks, and regular safety and fire drills. The on-site clinic is staffed by a nurse, with health information shared with parents as part of duty of care; vaccination records are managed through Eduka, and the Personalized Health Care Plan (PHCP) supports students with health needs. COVID-19 measures promote hygiene and protective practices.

Admissions

The Lycée Français International de Delhi, established in 1956, is accredited by the French Ministry of Education and follows the French baccalaureate program. As a member school under the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE), the school is part of a network of over 580 schools in more than 130 countries. Admission priority in the past favored students with French nationality and AEFE or Ministry of National Education contracts, but since 2018 Indian nationals have been welcomed; the school currently has about 270 students from 35 nationalities. Indian students are invited to apply before the academic year, which runs from September to June. The school invites Indian students to join and the environment is multicultural and international. Registration for the new academic year begins in March and continues until August; expatriate families may register year-round. The school accepts children from playschool (age 2+) up to Grade 12. Placement into a class follows the French Ministry guidelines by year of birth. Entrance tests are typically not required, and previous mark sheets are evaluated. Proficiency in French: Anglophone children may be admitted up to Grade 9 without French proficiency; beyond Grade 9, French proficiency is required because students take national-level exams, and non-French-speaking students are not admitted to Grade 10 onwards. French is the primary language of instruction across all grades, with dedicated French as a foreign language instruction at all levels; Anglophone students receive support to develop French to follow class instructions, a process that typically takes at least two years. Admission acceptance occurs after the admissions committee reviews the file; an admission invoice is issued by the accounts department, and admission is confirmed upon payment of the First Registration Fee (DPI). The DPI is non-refundable and is a one-time charge; if a child is withdrawn and later readmitted, the DPI is not reapplied. Tuition fees are invoiced in three installments: 40%, 35%, and 25%. To apply, review the admission criteria and class guide, contact the establishment secretariat to check seat availability (via email) and arrange a meeting if desired, prepare the required documents, then create an Eduka account to complete the application; the file is processed within two weeks if all information is complete, otherwise an email requests missing details. Some applicants may be required to take tests based on qualifications or French language skills. After review, a confirmation email and the DPI invoice are sent; the invoice is accessible in Eduka's Finance section, and the place is guaranteed upon DPI payment. Documents to provide include the student's passport or ID card, vaccination chart, transfer certificate/school leaving certificate, current and previous two years' mark sheets, birth certificate; guardians' passport or ID card. All documents must be uploaded through the Eduka admission portal.

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Vasant Valley School - International Curriculum

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees ₹204,912 - 280,392

Type Co-educational

Vasant Valley School in Sector C, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, offers a Cambridge International curriculum for ages 3 to 18. Class 8 serves as a foundation year for the Cambridge IGCSE (Classes 9–10), followed by Cambridge AS Levels in Class 11 and Cambridge A Levels in Class 12. The IGCSE includes First Language English and Global Perspectives, with language options in Spanish or Hindi and electives across History, Economics, Geography, Environmental Management, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Art and Design and Computing. AS and A Levels are assessed in March and June, with AS results carryable to a full A Level. The Cambridge ICE certificate recognises a broad five-group curriculum with seven subjects. Cambridge learner attributes — confident, responsible, reflective, innovative and engaged — guide learning. A College Counselling Team assists with subject choices and pathway planning for Class 11 and 12, facilitating university planning for students.

Location

The school is in Sector C, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi 110070, India. It is located in the Vasant Kunj neighbourhood of Delhi. The address is Sector C, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi 110070, and the main contact number is +91 11 41767940 with email info@vasantvalley.edu.in.

Stages

Vasant Valley School offers the Cambridge curriculum for Classes 8–12. Class 8 serves as a foundation year for the Cambridge IGCSE programme in Classes 9 and 10, which extend into the Cambridge Advanced programme in Class 11 (AS Level) and Class 12 (A Level).

Additional learning support

The school has a multi-disciplinary Special Education Needs section, including Special Education teachers, Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Language Therapists, Psychologists and a Dyslexia Therapist. The inclusive model supports children with additional needs within the general education classroom. Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and Language Therapy are provided within school hours. The school has an Occupational Therapy room with state-of-the-art facilities for Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and Sensory Integration. Each child has an Individual Education Plan (IEP). The Early Intervention Programme is an outside classroom programme for younger children.

Application / Admission fees

- Admission Fee (one‑time): INR 200.
- Security Deposit (one‑time, refundable as per school policy): INR 500.

Tuition fees (listed as quarterly amounts) and annual totals by year group

- Foundation (Pre‑School) – Class 5:
- Tuition Fee (per quarter): INR 51,228. Annual equivalent (4 quarters): INR 204,912.
- Annual Charges (billed quarterly): INR 25,638 per quarter (annual equivalent INR 102,552).
- Development Fee (annually): INR 30,738.

- Classes 6 – 10:
- Tuition Fee (per quarter): INR 58,881. Annual equivalent (4 quarters): INR 235,524.
- Annual Charges (billed quarterly): INR 25,638 per quarter (annual equivalent INR 102,552).
- Development Fee (annually): INR 35,330.

- Classes 11 – 12 (AS/A Levels):
- Tuition Fee (per quarter): INR 70,098. Annual equivalent (4 quarters): INR 280,392.
- Annual Charges (billed quarterly): INR 25,638 per quarter (annual equivalent INR 102,552).
- Development Fee (annually): INR 42,060.

Earmarked and recurring charges (frequency as published)

- ERP Charges (per quarter): INR 1,000 (annual equivalent INR 4,000).
- Math Programme (Class 2–8) (per quarter): INR 810 (annual equivalent INR 3,240).
- Transport (bus) — quarterly rates (annual equivalents shown):
- Bus (Vasant Kunj) (per quarter): INR 10,494 (annual equivalent INR 41,976).
- Bus (Non‑Vasant Kunj) (per quarter): INR 15,741 (annual equivalent INR 62,964).
- Bus (Vasant Vihar & Munirka) (per quarter): INR 12,243 (annual equivalent INR 48,972).
- Identity card for parents and escorts: INR 50 (as listed).

Meals

- Breakfast & Lunch (per quarter):
- Foundation – Class 3: INR 9,429 per quarter (annual equivalent INR 37,716).
- Classes 4 – 12: INR 10,320 per quarter (annual equivalent INR 41,280).

Other annual charges and optional items

- Medical Charges (annually): INR 2,000.
- Group Insurance (annually): INR 500.
- Founder's Day, Calendar, Class Photo (annually): INR 2,650.
- After‑School Extension Camps (annually, optional): INR 30,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The published schedule shows many fee heads billed on a quarterly basis (tuition, annual charges, ERP, transport, meals). Development fees are billed annually. Admission fee and security deposit are one‑time payments due at admission. These frequencies are as listed in the school's published fee schedule.

Boarding / Hostel fees

- Vasant Valley School is a day school; no boarding or hostel fee schedule is published. No boarding fees apply.

Uniform and other parent‑pay items

- The school publishes uniform requirements but does not list a uniform charge or a school‑set uniform fee in the published fee table. Uniforms are available through authorised suppliers; a specific uniform fee is not published in the fee schedule.

Refunds and cancellation

- A specific refund or admission‑cancellation refund policy is not published in the school's fee table or statutory disclosure pages linked with the fee schedule. The school's public disclosures note approval of the fee block by the School Level Fee Regulatory Committee for a three‑year block starting April 2026. Parents should note that refundable items (for example the security deposit) are listed separately but detailed refund terms are not published in the fee table.

Fee payment options (credit card / bank transfer / online gateway)

- The published fee schedule does not specify accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, online gateway) in the fee table or statutory disclosures. The school lists its ERP/parent portal and contact details for admissions and billing queries; payment methods and the parent portal's payment functionality are managed through the school's billing systems.

Notes and administrative details

- The fee schedule and the School Level Fee Regulatory Committee approval referenced cover the block beginning April 2026; the fee entries above are presented in the published frequencies (quarterly / annual / one‑time) and amounts as listed.

Contact for admissions or fee queries: +91 11 41767940; info@vasantvalley.edu.in.

Curriculum

The school is a Cambridge International School offering the Cambridge curriculum for Classes 8–12. Class 8 serves as a foundation year for the Cambridge IGCSE programme in Classes 9–10, which then leads to Cambridge AS Levels in Class 11 and Cambridge A Levels in Class 12. Cambridge IGCSE subjects include First Language English and Global Perspectives, with options across Languages (Spanish or Hindi), Humanities and Social Sciences (History, Economics, Geography, Environmental Management), Sciences (Biology, Physics, Chemistry), Mathematics, and Creative/Professional subjects (Art and Design, Computing). Cambridge AS and A Levels are offered with a range of subjects; examinations are conducted in the March and June series, AS Level marks can be carried forward to a full A Level, and the English Language General Paper is available as an optional AS Level. The Cambridge ICE certificate is a group award for a broad curriculum, with seven subjects from across five groups required for the award.

Higher Education Progression

Universities worldwide value and recognise Cambridge International AS & A Levels. The Cambridge ICE certificate provides a broad qualification for a balanced, well–rounded curriculum. These qualifications offer pathways to higher education such as the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, A Levels and North American AP tests, subject to entry requirements.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Social-Emotional Development is essential for a conducive and secure learning environment to nurture emotionally healthy individuals. Pastoral Care anchors students through Class Teachers; Pastoral Tutors for Classes 3–12 create safety and strong bonds that support learning. Health Education introduces students to all aspects of health including physical, emotional, social and mental wellbeing. Cambridge learner attributes guide the approach, including being Confident in working with information and ideas, Responsible for themselves, Reflective as learners, Innovative and equipped for new and future challenges, and Engaged intellectually and socially.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Vasant Valley School has a multi-disciplinary Special Education Needs section, consisting of Special Education teachers, Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Language Therapists, Psychologists and a Dyslexia Therapist. The inclusive model supports children with additional needs within the general education classroom. Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and Language Therapy are provided within school hours. The school has a fully equipped Occupational Therapy room with state-of-the-art facilities for Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and Sensory Integration. Each child has an Individual Education Plan (IEP) and all intervention is specific and individualised. The Early Intervention Programme is an outside classroom programme for younger children who are not yet ready for an in-class experience.

Mental Wellbeing

Health Education covers physical, emotional, social and mental health. Social-Emotional Development and Pastoral Care support emotionally healthy learners and provide ongoing wellbeing support on campus. The school places emphasis on safety, security and healthy development through pastoral and health education structures.

Safeguarding

The campus has Health & Safety measures including three full-time qualified nurses and a pediatrician on call. An annual health check-up is conducted for students and staff. Regular trainings, workshops and mock drills for first aid, health, fire and emergencies are held for teachers and students. CCTV cameras, fire extinguishers and air purifiers are installed throughout the school. The school maintains a zero tolerance policy on bullying and substance abuse and runs cyber safety training to promote safe technology use.

Admissions

The school is a registered Cambridge International School offering the Cambridge curriculum for Classes 8–12. Class 8 serves as a foundation year for Cambridge IGCSE in Classes 9–10, which then extends into the Cambridge AS Level in Class 11 and the Cambridge A Level in Class 12. Cambridge learner attributes guide the curriculum: Confident in working with information and ideas, Responsible for themselves, Reflective as learners, Innovative and equipped for new challenges, Engaged intellectually and socially. The Cambridge Foundation Year subjects offered include Languages (English Language and Literature; Spanish or Hindi Language and Literature), Humanities and Social Sciences (History, Economics, Geography), Sciences (Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Environmental Management), Mathematics, and Creative and Professional (Art and Design, Applied Computing, ICT); Hindi may affect eligibility for CBSE Class 10 exams. Cambridge IGCSE is described as the world's most popular international qualification for 14–16 year olds, with a practical, inquiry-based approach, and provides foundation for higher-level programs such as the IB Diploma, A Levels, and AP. IGCSE subjects offered include Mandatory First Language English and Global Perspectives, plus electives in Spanish or Hindi, Literature in English, Chemistry, History or Physics, Mathematics, Business Studies or Economics, Art and Design or Computer Science or ICT, and Environmental Management or Biology or Geography; Cambridge ICE is a group award requiring seven subjects across Groups 1–5 (Languages, Humanities, Sciences, Mathematics, Creative/Vocational) with distinctions (Distinction, Merit, Pass) based on grades. Cambridge AS and A Levels are typically a one-year AS Level and a two-year A Level, with AS marks able to be carried forward to a full A Level; examinations are administered in March Series for AS and A Level, with some subjects in June. The school also lists Cambridge AS and A Level subjects offered, including Optional AS Level English Language General Paper and electives in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Economics, Psychology, Computer Science, Sociology, Geography, Biology, Art and Design, among others.

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St Mark's Public School - Janakpuri

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees ₹56,340 - 102,000

Type Co-educational

St Mark's Public School - Janakpuri offers the CBSE curriculum for students aged 3 to 18. Located in Janakpuri, the school provides education from early years through adolescence within the Indian national system. The CBSE framework emphasizes a broad-based education with emphasis on core subjects such as languages, mathematics, science, and social studies, along with continuous assessment and standardized examinations. Students are supported by classroom instruction focused on foundational literacy and numeracy, as well as skill development in communication, critical thinking, and collaboration. The school aims to foster a structured learning environment with guidelines for discipline, attendance, and student well-being. Families new to the Indian education system can expect a clearly defined progression from early childhood programs to higher grade levels, preparing students for board examinations and further studies. The school emphasizes regular attendance, parent engagement, and safe school routines. It welcomes families seeking clear guidance on curriculum, assessments, and progression.

Application & one‑time fees

- Registration fee: INR 25 (non‑refundable).
- Admission fee: INR 200 (one‑time).

Tuition fees and related charges by year group (payment frequencies shown)

- Nursery / KG / Class I:
- Tuition: INR 8,500 per month. (Fees are payable for 12 months in a year)
- Annual charges (school annual/academic charges): INR 21,960 per year.
- Development fee: INR 7,650 payable half‑yearly (two instalments per academic year).
- (Optional) School transport: INR 1,400 per month (where parents opt for bus).
- Registration and admission one‑time charges apply at enrolment.

- Classes II to IX:
- Tuition: INR 5,590 per month. (Fees are payable for 12 months in a year)
- Annual charges: INR 9,785 per year.
- Development fee: INR 5,030 payable half‑yearly.
- Transport (optional): INR 1,400 per month (where parents opt for bus).

- Classes X, XI, XII:
- Tuition: INR 4,695 per month. (Fees are payable for 12 months in a year)
- Annual charges: INR 7,920 per year.
- Development fee: INR 4,225 payable half‑yearly.
- Lab / subject charges for Class XI & XII (payable in addition to tuition; amounts vary by subject):
- Science (Non‑Medical with Computer): INR 495.
- Science (Non‑Medical with Economics): INR 385.
- Science (Medical – Psychology): INR 530.
- Science (Medical – Maths): INR 385.
- Humanities – Informatics Practice: INR 805.
- Humanities – Physical Education: INR 385.
- Humanities – Psychology: INR 150.
- Commerce without Maths (Physical Education): INR 385.
- Commerce without Maths (Informatics Practice): INR 805.
- (Subject‑wise lab/practical charges are applied in addition to tuition where relevant.)

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition fees are billed on a monthly basis (monthly instalments). Annual charges are collected once per year. Development fees are collected half‑yearly (two instalments per year). One‑time registration and admission fees are collected at registration/admission.

Boarding / hostel

- The school operates as a day school and does not provide boarding/hostel accommodation.

Other costs and common additional fees

- Transport (optional): INR 1,400 per month for bus service where used.
- Lab/subject/practical charges for Class XI & XII are levied as listed above; amounts vary by subject.
- Uniform: the school requires a school uniform; uniform purchase and vendor charges are handled outside the monthly tuition schedule and are payable by parents at the vendor/printer arranged by the school. (Uniform is a routine additional cost borne by parents.)
- Books, stationery, excursions and certain co‑curricular items are additional to the fees above and are charged when applicable (these are typically billed separately or collected once a year).

Refund information

- The registration fee (INR 25) is explicitly non‑refundable. Other refundable or non‑refundable statuses for specific fees (for example admission, development, annual charges) follow the school's fee rules; the registration fee is specifically stated as non‑refundable.

Fee payment options and receipts

- The school accepts online fee payments; fee receipts indicate online payment as an accepted pay mode and the school issues computerized fee receipts. Parents may use the school's online payment facility to pay monthly tuition or one‑time charges.

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St Mark's Public School - Meera Bagh

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees ₹64,220 - 131,825

Type Co-educational

St Mark's Public School, Meera Bagh, is a co-educational English-medium day school delivering the CBSE curriculum for students aged 3 to 18, from early years to senior secondary. The academic program covers English, Hindi, Sanskrit, and French, along with Science, Mathematics, Social Science, Computer Science, Home Science, Commercial Art, Games, Instrumental Music, and Dance (Kathak, Bharatanatyam, Contemporary). Physical Education is part of the daily routine. The school supports creative and artistic development through performing arts, with multiple dance styles and instrumental music integrated into the timetable. The program also highlights practical subjects such as Home Science and Commercial Art, alongside core STEM and humanities subjects. With this structure, students experience a broad mix of languages, sciences, arts, and physical education across their years, preparing them for senior secondary examinations under the CBSE board.

Location

St. Mark's Sr Sec Public School, Meera Bagh is located in Meera Bagh, West Delhi, New Delhi 110087, India. The campus is on Main Road, Meera Bagh, West Delhi. It serves the Meera Bagh neighbourhood in West Delhi.

Stages

Pre-School (Nursery) through Senior Secondary.

Type

Co-educational English-medium senior secondary day school.

Registration & Admission Fees
- Registration fee: INR 25 (non‑refundable).
- Admission fee (fresh admission): INR 200.

Tuition and compulsory charges by year group (detailed where publicly listed)
- Pre‑school / Nursery (Seedling):
- Tuition: INR 8,500 per month.
- Annual charges (includes SMS and Smart Class charges): INR 21,950 (paid once per year).
- Development charges: INR 7,650 payable in two instalments (May and November).
- Bus charges: charged separately if the bus service is used.

- Primary / Middle example (Class VI — published receipt example):
- Tuition (example from a Class VI fee receipt): INR 5,590 for January (monthly tuition paid online). This demonstrates normal billing of tuition on a monthly basis for middle‑school classes.

- Secondary example (Class X published breakdown):
- Tuition: INR 4,150 per month (tuition charged monthly x 12).
- Annual charges: INR 6,950 (one‑time yearly).
- Development fee / charges: INR 7,470 (one‑time yearly).
- Total estimated yearly cost for Class X (example calculation shown by the school directory): INR 64,220.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is billed and collected on a monthly basis (examples of online monthly payments are shown in official fee receipts).
- Development charges for fresh batches are collected in two instalments (May and November) where specified.
- Annual charges (pupil fund/annual charges/SMS/Smart Class) are collected once per year.
- Payment deadline / late‑payment consequence: fees outstanding after the 20th day of the month may result in the student being struck off the rolls; re‑admission requires payment of admission fee and all arrears.

Boarding / hostel
- Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day school and does not provide hostel accommodation; therefore there are no boarding fees.

Other costs and recurring charges
- Development charges: commonly collected as a separate charge (examples above).
- Annual charges: includes items such as SMS and Smart Class charges (merged into the annual charges for nursery batch as noted).
- Transport / Bus charges: charged separately when a student uses school transport; amounts vary by route and are billed in addition to tuition.
- Duplicate I‑card: INR 50 for a duplicate identity card.
- Uniform: wearing the school uniform is compulsory; the school enforces uniform rules but a specific uniform price is not publicly listed.
- Books, stationery, activity fees, exam fees and any optional program fees are not itemised in the publicly available fee extracts for every class; these items are typically charged separately where applicable.

Refund information and adjustments
- The registration fee is explicitly non‑refundable.
- Re‑admission on account of removal for fee default requires payment of the admission fee and all arrears.
- No comprehensive public statement of a general refund policy for tuition/annual/development fees (other than the registration fee notice) was located in the documents reviewed.

Fee payment options
- Online payment: the school accepts online payments (official fee receipts show online payment transactions).
- In‑person / fee counter payments: parents may pay at the fee counter where offered by the school; electronic receipts indicate multiple payment channels are used.
- Specific accepted payment instruments (credit card, bank transfer/NEFT, cheque, UPI) are not itemised in the fee extracts reviewed; receipts show bank/online payment entries.

Summary of findings and scope of the fee details above
- Public documents and fee receipts provide clear line items for registration, admission, nursery tuition, annual charges, and development instalments; sample monthly tuition figures are available for middle and senior classes (example: Class VI receipt and Class X fee breakdown).
- A complete, line‑by‑line published fee schedule covering every single class and every possible optional charge for the current academic year in one consolidated table was not available in the documents reviewed; where specific class figures are cited above they are taken from the school's published batch fee sheet and from recent official receipts and directory breakdowns.

If you will place this text into an external database, note that the entries above list the specific fees and billing rules that are publicly recorded for the school (registration, admission, monthly tuition examples, annual charges, development instalments, transport as applicable, duplicate I‑card charge, and the day‑school (no boarding) status).

Curriculum

The school teaches English, Hindi, Sanskrit, French, Science, Mathematics, Social Science, Computer Science, Home Science, Commercial Art, Games, Instrumental Music, Dance (Kathak, Bharatanatyam, and Contemporary) and Physical Education.

Student Teacher Ratio

40:1

Higher Education Progression

Career counselling is provided; a career fair for Classes 10-12 discusses higher education options; alumni sessions and external experts have been engaged to guide university selection.

Gifted and Talented

The school offers opportunities for high-ability students to participate in international and national Olympiads and competitions, including Silverzone Olympiad and Malaysia International Young Inventors Olympiad.

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St Mark's World School - Meera Bagh

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees ₹84,000 - 108,775

Type Co-educational

St Mark's World School, Meera Bagh follows the CBSE curriculum, aligning teaching and assessment with the national standard set by the Central Board of Secondary Education. The school serves students in Delhi, offering a structured learning environment that emphasizes core subjects such as languages, mathematics, science, and social studies, alongside the arts and physical education. Instruction is designed to build foundational knowledge, critical thinking, and collaborative skills, with regular formative and summative assessments to monitor progress. CBSE board examinations provide a clear milestone for academic development and subsequent study in higher education, including opportunities in India and internationally. The school supports pupil growth through planned progression from primary to higher grades, with emphasis on timely feedback, organized study habits, and responsible citizenship. For families unfamiliar with the Indian education system, the school offers transparent reporting and a predictable academic pathway that supports students' long-term learning goals. It nurtures lifelong learners.

Application & admission fees
- Registration (one-time): ₹25.
- Admission (one-time): ₹200.

Tuition fees by year group (amounts shown as frequency and annual totals where relevant)
- Nursery / Seedling (Pre‑school): Tuition ₹7,000 per month (₹7,000 × 12 = ₹84,000 per year). Annual charges: ₹11,950 (one‑off per year). Development charges: ₹6,300 half‑yearly (₹6,300 × 2 = ₹12,600 per year). Total first‑year cost for a new admission (examples used by the school) shown as ₹108,775.

- Pre‑Primary (KG) and Classes I–V (primary): Tuition ₹7,000 per month. Annual charges for these primary year groups are listed at ₹9,800 per year. Development charges ₹6,300 half‑yearly. Additional recurring charges for primary (where applicable) include Smart Class charges ₹150 per month and SMS/communication charges ₹180 half‑yearly. Typical total first‑year cost examples are shown at approximately ₹108,785. Transportation (if used) is listed as ₹1,250–₹1,450 per month for these groups.

- Classes VI–VIII (middle): Tuition generally shown as ₹7,000 per month for many middle classes in the published fee schedule. Annual charges and development charges follow the same pattern as primary (annual charges commonly ₹9,800–₹11,950 depending on class). Smart Class and SMS charges apply in selected classes as noted above. Transportation charges apply in the same monthly range.

- Classes IX–X (secondary): Example for Class X: Tuition ₹4,150 per month (₹4,150 × 12 = ₹49,800 per year). Annual charges for Class X are shown as ₹6,950. Development charge shown as ₹7,470 per year in published breakdowns. Monthly estimated cost examples and the annual total for Class X are illustrated as ₹64,220 in the published fee summary. Bus/transport charges for secondary classes appear in the school schedule (amounts differ by route/level).

- Classes XI–XII (senior secondary): Senior‑secondary fees vary by stream; the school's fee schedule lists stream‑specific ancillary/practical charges for different subject combinations (examples: separate practical/info‑practical charges for Commerce/Humanities/Science combinations and stream variances in annual or development charges). Development and annual charges are charged at similar frequencies (annual or half‑yearly) as for other classes; tuition amounts for senior classes are shown in the published fee schedule and vary by stream.

Other regular or one‑off fees
- Development charges (building/maintenance): commonly charged half‑yearly; example shown ₹6,300 × 2 per year for many classes (total ₹12,600).
- Annual charges / miscellaneous charges: levied annually; amounts vary by class (examples shown from ₹6,950 up to ₹11,950 depending on class).
- Smart Class charges: ₹150 per month (where shown) and SMS/communication charges ₹180 half‑yearly in eligible classes.
- Transport / bus charges: listed per month and vary by route and class. Example ranges published for primary/pre‑primary are ₹1,250–₹1,450 per month; published bus charges for some secondary/year groups appear higher (specific route/class amounts are shown in the school fee tables). The school's schedule notes the bus fee is not applicable for the month of June.
- Examination / lab / practical charges: Senior classes show additional subject/practical or information‑practical charges depending on stream (these are itemised in the senior‑secondary fee entries).
- Uniform, books and stationery: typically charged separately and not included in the monthly tuition figures; uniform and book costs are additional to the fees above (the school's published fee breakdown separates tuition/annual/development charges from costs for uniforms and books).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is presented on a monthly basis in the published schedule (tuition amounts are shown as a monthly figure and calculated over 12 months for annual totals). Development charges are typically billed half‑yearly; annual charges are billed once per year.
- Annual charges are payable in two equal instalments in the months of May and November.
- School policies published in the school rules and fee information indicate that fees outstanding after the 20th day of the month may lead to the student being struck off the rolls until arrears and admission re‑formalities are completed. Timely payment is required to retain enrolment.

Boarding / residential fees
- No residential/boarding fee line items appear in the school's published fee schedules for St Mark's World School Meera Bagh; transport is shown as a day‑school service. Boarding/residential provision is not itemised in the public fee tables for this campus. (If a boarding option were applicable it would appear as a separate annual/termly boarding charge in the published fee schedule.)

Refunds and cancellation
- Admission and registration charges are listed as one‑time charges in the school fee breakdown. The published fee documents and receipts record these items as distinct line items; specific refundable/non‑refundable language for each fee component is not itemised in the publicly published fee tables used above. Parents should note that many schools treat registration/admission fees as non‑refundable; the school's fee receipts separately record payments and pay‑mode details.

Fee payment options and how payments are recorded
- The school's fee receipts include a recorded “Pay Mode” field and bank/reference details are captured on receipts, indicating that payments are recorded by mode on official receipts.
- Common payment methods used by comparable schools (and reflected on institutional receipts elsewhere) include bank transfer/NEFT/RTGS, demand draft or cheque, and online payment gateway / card payments; the presence of a pay‑mode field on the school's receipts indicates the school records which method was used for each payment. (This is a procedural inference based on published fee receipts and standard practice.)

Late payment and re‑admission
- The school's published rules show late payment consequences: students absent from school for a week without permission or whose fees are outstanding after the 20th day of the month may be struck off the rolls and will be re‑admitted only after payment of admission fee and all outstanding dues.

Notes on totals and examples
- Published examples in the school's fee tables present a “total cost for a new admission” (first‑year total) that sums one‑time admission/registration, tuition (monthly × 12), annual charges, development charges and other recurring small items; sample totals appear on the published class pages (for example: Nursery first‑year total ₹108,775; Class X total ₹64,220). These example totals use the fee components listed above.

(End of fee overview.)

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