Compare Affordable International Schools in Hyderabad, India

Instructs in English

Ages 4 - 18 years

Fees ₹873,900 - 1,359,450

Pupils 400

Type Co-educational

International School of Hyderabad is a co-educational day school for students aged 4 to 18, located on ICRISAT campus near Patancheru. The school teaches in English and offers an enriched Elementary American curriculum, with Cambridge IGCSE in Secondary and the IB Diploma Programme for final years. With over 400 students representing more than 22 countries, ISH provides an international atmosphere while maintaining Indian admissions limitations. CIS and NEASC accreditation reflect long-standing standards, and ISH was the first Indian school to offer the IB Diploma in Telangana. Class sizes average around 20, and more than a third of staff are international. The campus includes science laboratories, libraries, music and language rooms, art studios, and outdoor spaces, plus football fields, a cricket pitch, a tennis court, an indoor gym, and a swimming pool. A broad co-curricular program, student leadership through STUCO, and annual events such as TEDxISH enhance learning beyond the classroom.

Location

Located on the ICRISAT campus in Patancheru, Hyderabad, India. Address: c/o ICRISAT, Patancheru, Hyderabad, India 502324. It is an English‑medium, co‑educational day school with a diverse international student body of over 400 students from more than 22 countries. The majority of the students are from overseas, and a limited number of Indian citizens attend.

Stages

K-12 (elementary and secondary)

Type

Co-educational day international school

Pupil Nationality Mix

Over 400 students from more than 22 countries; the majority are from overseas, with a limited number of Indian citizens.

Additional learning support

ELL, Counseling and Learning Support services are available

Country affiliation

India

School day structure

School runs Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm, with a 1:30 pm finish on Wednesdays. After-school transportation is available; bus pickup/drop-off is provided at 3:00 pm and 4:00 pm on Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri, and at 1:30 pm and 3:00 pm on Wednesdays.

Bus service

The ISH bus service is the most popular and recommended mode of transport for daily travel between home and school.

Registration and application fees
- Registration fee (one-time, payable at application submission): INR 83,000 (USD 1,000 approx.).
- Enrolment fee (one-time, payable prior to the student commencing following confirmation of admission): INR 8,30,000 (USD 10,000 approx.).
- Both items are part of the one-time new‑student fee that must be paid in full to secure placement and are non‑refundable; they cannot be deferred or paid in instalments.

Annual tuition fees (by year group)
- Kindergarten 1 and 2: INR 8,73,900 per year.
- Grade 1–5: INR 9,38,650 per year.
- Grade 6–10: INR 11,97,600 per year.
- Grade 11–12: INR 13,59,450 per year.

Tuition instalments (per billing event)
- Tuition is payable in two instalments; therefore each instalment equals approximately 50% of the annual tuition:
- Kindergarten 1–2 instalment: INR 4,36,950.
- Grade 1–5 instalment: INR 4,69,325.
- Grade 6–10 instalment: INR 5,98,800.
- Grade 11–12 instalment: INR 6,79,725.
- This per‑instalment breakdown follows from the published requirement that tuition fees be paid in two instalments. (Amounts above are annual fee ÷ 2.)

Billing schedule and payment terms
- All fees are payable in Indian Rupees (INR) or the equivalent amount in a foreign currency based on the prevailing exchange rate; payments must be made against issued invoices.
- Tuition fees are payable in two instalments.
- A 2.5% discount on tuition fees applies if the full annual tuition is paid at the start of the academic year.
- A sibling discount of 5% applies to the tuition fees for younger sibling(s).
- A late‑payment penalty of 2% per month will be charged for overdue amounts.
- Discounts apply only if fees are paid in full on or before the due date.
- Fees are subject to revision at the discretion of the school.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable; the school operates as a day school.

Other costs and incidental charges
- The published fee document lists the registration, enrolment and annual tuition components described above and does not itemize mandatory charges for uniform, transport, or other recurring items within the core fee schedule. Additional optional or incidental charges (for example, meals, extracurricular activities, exams, field trips or specialist services) may be invoiced separately.

Refund information
- The new student (registration/enrolment) fees are required in full to secure placement and are non‑refundable.
- There is no tuition‑fee refund for withdrawals during the semester.

Fee payment options and invoicing
- Fees are payable in INR or the equivalent foreign‑currency amount and must be paid against the invoices issued by the school. The published fee document does not list specific payment channels (for example, bank transfer, credit card, or a named online payment portal) within the fee schedule; available payment channels and instructions are provided with the school's invoices.

Boarding Arrangements

The school is a day school; there are no hostel or boarding facilities.

Uniform Requirement

The school does not have a school uniform; students follow the ISH Dress Code to maintain a positive learning environment, with a PE uniform required for grades K-12.

Food Options

School meals are available via a meal plan; snacks and lunch are provided; sign-ups are by semester and there are no prorated or daily signups.

Governance and Ownership

The school is governed under the trusteeship of the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), a non-profit organization. The Head of School is guided by the Director General of ICRISAT with oversight from the ISH School Board; ISH is a not-for-profit educational institution.

Curriculum

The school is English-medium. In Elementary, an enriched American curriculum is taught; it is concept-driven and inquiry-based. In Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme are offered.

Student Teacher Ratio

The school has a 7:1 average student–teacher ratio and a preferred class size of 20 students.

Higher Education Progression

ISH focuses on preparing students for university, and almost all students go to prestigious universities across the world, with the majority attending universities in the United States and Canada.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

ISH supports social and emotional learning through a dedicated well-being program. There are two Well-Being Counselors, one for elementary and one for secondary, who provide individual and small-group counseling to address social-emotional and behavioral issues affecting learning. The well-being curriculum is the first level of intervention and aims to help students develop resilience and independence. Counselors collaborate with parents, teachers, school administrators, and outside professionals to address the educational, social, and emotional needs of students. Counseling services are available to all students and can be accessed through referrals or self-referral.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

ISH includes an Inclusion team that supports a limited number of students with Special Educational Needs (SEN). Support is provided either within the classroom or on a pull-out basis, with collaborative planning among teachers. Students are placed in this program based on detailed observations, past records, and feedback from parents and teachers; referrals for further testing are made when learning needs are identified. Clinical testing and therapies are not available at school; parents arrange them privately. An individual learning plan is developed using the test results to guide support, and regular communication with parents monitors progress.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

ISH acknowledges diversity and enables those with limited English proficiency to work near grade level in listening, speaking, reading, and writing, while developing intercultural understanding. ISH has adopted the WIDA framework and its can-do philosophy for assessment. In Elementary School (Grades 1-5), ELL is delivered in two ways: Intensive – three 45-minute sessions per week, pull-out with a maximum of five students; ELL in the mainstream – the ELL teacher supports class teachers and co-teaching sessions may be arranged. In Middle and Secondary School (Grades 6-12), ELL is delivered as Intensive – up to five lessons per week with usually fewer than five students per class; ELL in the mainstream – the ELL teacher supports subject teachers with collaborative planning and differentiated instruction. Students are identified for ELL support according to criteria such as a home language other than English and limited English proficiency; WIDA testing confirms the level required to join the mainstream. After progressing, an ELL student joins the mainstream program but remains under observation and may re-enter ELL if needed.

Mental Wellbeing

ISH provides mental wellbeing support through two Well-Being Counselors (elementary and secondary). They offer individual and small-group counseling to address social-emotional and behavioral issues that impact learning and overall well-being. The well-being curriculum is the first level of intervention and aims to help students develop resilience and independence. Counselors collaborate with parents, teachers, school administrators, and outside professionals to address the educational, social, and emotional needs of students. Counseling services are available to all students and can be accessed through referrals or self-referral.

Admissions

ISH follows a rolling admissions policy and accepts applications year round. The admission process is five steps: Step 1 Inquire and Visit to learn about the curriculum, facilities and community; Step 2 Apply online through the provided online application system and complete six items: the online application form; two years of school reports with translations if applicable and grade transcripts for high school; psycho‑educational reports or ILPs/IEPs if relevant; copies of applicant and parent passports and Indian visa if not Indian; birth certificate and immunization records; the Admissions Character Reference form sent to the current school; and inform ISH of completion by email; Step 3 pay the one‑time nonrefundable registration fee; Step 4 an admissions meeting and review with the divisional principals, counsellor, admissions director and Head of School; Step 5 the admissions committee makes the final decision and informs you by official email, and if accepted, you pay the enrolment fee within 7 working days. The Admissions Office is open Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and families may connect in person or online at any stage. ISH accepts applications throughout the year and the school year runs mid-August through mid-June.

Scholarships

ISH does not offer financial aid or scholarships.

Waitlist

ISH has a waiting list. When a place opens in a grade, applications on the waiting list are reviewed again against the admissions criteria to offer the spot to the most suitable candidate.

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Manchester Global School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees ₹360,000 - 1,280,000

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Manchester Global School sits on a twenty acre Hyderabad campus serving ages 3 to 18. It offers IB programmes (PYP candidate; MYP for Grades 6–10; DP for Grades 11–12) alongside CBSE for Grades 4–9 (affiliation 3630531). The school provides Nursery to Grade 10 IB curricula and a Diploma Programme pathway, with TOK, EE and CAS integrated into DP. Languages include English, Sanskrit, Telugu, Hindi, Spanish, French and Latin. The campus blends modern learning spaces with AR, VR, robotics and gaming in classrooms, plus libraries, art and music studios, a fitness centre and activity rooms. Outdoor spaces include large playing fields, gardens, a swimming pool and hostel facilities for boys and girls with five day or seven day boarding. The school emphasizes developing confident, truly global citizens through arts, sports, service and leadership opportunities, such as debates, MUN, public speaking, CAS and student councils. A welcoming community for international families worldwide.

Location

Hyderabad, Telangana, India. The campus sits on a 20-acre green site and is accessible by a school bus network across Hyderabad.

Stages

Nursery to Grade 12. PYP: Nursery to Grade 5; MYP: Grades 6–10; DP: Grades 11–12.

Type

IB World School offering MYP and DP; CBSE affiliated; PYP candidate; boarding facilities available (5-day and 7-day).

Country affiliation

India

Bus service

Bus service covers nearly all parts of Hyderabad. Buses are air-conditioned and GPS-equipped, with a female safety warden and usually a teacher in charge on board.

Application and one-time admission payments
- Application fee: INR 3,500.
- Admission (one-time) fee: INR 1,80,000.
- Security deposit (refundable): Day scholar INR 25,000; Boarding INR 50,000.
- Imprest (refundable/advance for incidental use): Day scholars up to Grade 3 INR 10,000; Day scholars Grades 4–12 INR 20,000; Boarders INR 30,000.

Annual tuition fees by year group — IB (PYP / MYP / DP) — amounts shown are per academic year (INR)
- Nursery: INR 3,60,000 — Per term (three equal terms example): INR 120,000.
- PP 1: INR 3,80,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 126,667.
- PP 2: INR 4,00,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 133,333.
- Grade I: INR 5,50,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 183,333.
- Grade II: INR 5,85,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 195,000.
- Grade III: INR 6,20,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 206,667.
- Grade IV: INR 6,55,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 218,333.
- Grade V: INR 7,00,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 233,333.
- Grade VI: INR 7,85,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 261,667.
- Grade VII: INR 8,40,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 280,000.
- Grade VIII: INR 8,90,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 296,667.
- Grade IX: INR 9,60,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 320,000.
- Grade X: INR 10,50,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 350,000.
- DP‑1: INR 12,80,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 426,667.
- DP‑2: INR 12,80,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 426,667.

Annual tuition fees by year group — CBSE — amounts shown are per academic year (INR)
- Grade IV: INR 5,25,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 175,000.
- Grade V: INR 5,60,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 186,667.
- Grade VI: INR 6,30,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 210,000.
- Grade VII: INR 6,65,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 221,667.
- Grade VIII: INR 7,10,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 236,667.
- Grade IX: INR 7,70,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 256,667.
- Grade X: INR 8,40,000 — Per term (÷3): INR 280,000.

Boarding fees and rules
- Annual boarding fee (5‑day and 7‑day options): INR 3,96,000 per year. Boarding is available from Grade 4 onwards.
- Boarding security deposit: INR 50,000 (refundable). Imprest for boarders: INR 30,000.

Transport (optional) — annual charges by distance (INR)
- 0–5 km: INR 60,000 per year.
- 5–10 km: INR 65,000 per year.
- 10–20 km: INR 75,000 per year.
- 20–30 km: INR 84,000 per year.
- 30+ km: INR 88,000 per year.

What the annual school fee covers
- Annual tuition fees include: tuition, nutrition (breakfast, lunch, two snacks per day), tablet/laptop from Grade 4 onward, course books and e‑textbooks, career counselling sessions, uniforms (detailed set listed by the school), stationery and classroom supplies, and general sports and fitness programmes.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- At admission: application fee, admission fee, required security deposit and the applicable imprest are payable as one‑time sums at enrollment.
- Tuition may be paid as a single annual payment or in instalments; instalment plans are offered. Examples in this overview show per‑term amounts calculated by dividing annual fees by three to illustrate per‑term liability if fees are split into three equal instalments. Exact instalment schedules, due dates and any late‑payment charges are provided by the admissions/finance office at the time of offer.

Other costs and optional charges
- Optional charges include boarding (if chosen) and transport (if chosen) as listed above. Additional optional or extracurricular charges (for special trips, camps, optional activities or external programmes) may apply and are charged separately when applicable. Imprest balances and incidental charges are adjusted against the imprest held.

Refund information
- The security deposit is refundable as per the school's policies. The admission fee is a one‑time payment charged at joining; security deposit refund mechanics are handled through the school's finance procedures.

Fee payment methods and receipts
- Accepted payment methods: debit cards, credit cards, UPI and net banking via the school's secure online fee payment portal. Instant receipts are issued on successful online payment.

(Amounts stated are those published for the current academic year by the school and are shown in Indian rupees (INR). Per‑term figures above are simple divisions of the published annual fee by three to illustrate a three‑term billing example.)

Boarding Arrangements

The school provides separate hostels for boys and girls. The hostels offer air-conditioned rooms and are supervised by dedicated wardens/floor in-charges. 5-day and 7-day boarding options are available.

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are provided as part of the annual package. The kit includes 3 sets of the school uniform, 1 official winter wear, 4 sets of house/sports uniforms, 2 pairs of athletic shoes, socks, a tie, and a belt.

Food Options

Day scholars receive breakfast, lunch, and two snacks daily; boarders receive all meals. The annual fee includes nutrition (breakfast, lunch, and two snacks per day).

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Manchester Global School emphasises socio-emotional development as part of its holistic education. A counsellor based in the Health Centre provides socio-emotional support to students. The holistic development framework includes leadership-building, character development, and socio-emotional wellbeing. Boarding and campus life include round-the-clock supervision by mentors on each floor, supporting students' social and emotional growth. The school aims to foster a safe, inclusive environment that develops social skills and wellbeing.

Mental Wellbeing

Health and Wellbeing is a priority at Manchester Global School. The Apollo Shine Health Centre on campus provides 24/7 medical care from paediatric and adolescent professionals. A student counsellor based in the Health Centre offers socio-emotional support to students. The health services address both physical and mental wellbeing, with nurses available for minor concerns and a pathway to further care when needed.

Safeguarding

Safety and security are a core focus at Manchester Global School. 24/7 surveillance and strict access controls are in place. Background checks are carried out for all staff members. The school maintains a zero-tolerance policy for bullying. Safety audits are conducted regularly, and there is close collaboration with local law enforcement. Emergency procedures include drills, designated safe assembly points, and clear evacuation plans.

Admissions

Admission process consists of six steps: Enquiry, Appointment, Application, Assessment, Offer Letter, and Enrolment. Enquiry is completed via an online enquiry form and the admissions team will contact you with further details. An appointment is scheduled (virtual or in-person) where counselors explain the school vision and mission, brief on programs offered, and arrange a campus tour for parents. The application form is filled through the link provided by the counselor and the application fee is paid. After submission, students undergo an online placement test appropriate to their grade and participate in an interaction session with the Academic Coordinators; Grades 4–9 also require an assessment test. An offer letter is issued to students who meet the admission criteria. Enrollment is completed by accepting the offer, paying the confirmation amount, and submitting the required documents. Manchester Global School offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme and Middle Years Programme, and the Central Board of Secondary Education curriculum. Classes run from early years up to Grade X, with DP1 in IB and CBSE grades 4–9. The teacher-student ratio is 1:10 and the average class size is 25 students. The fee structure varies by curriculum, grade, and whether the student is a day scholar or a boarder. Meals are provided and transportation is available. Boarding facilities are offered.

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Ryan International School Hyderabad

Fees ₹1

Type Co-educational

Ryan International School, Kompally, Hyderabad, follows the CBSE curriculum as a day school with day care facilities. The New Age Curriculum offers a holistic, personalised learning journey to nurture compassionate, independent and free-thinking citizens. Learner-centered pedagogy emphasizes active and experiential learning, blending kinesthetic methods with technology for Digital Age Learning and fostering emotional intelligence, leadership and entrepreneurial skills. Its three core elements are Outcome-Based Experiential Learning, the Ikigai Centre for Learning, and the Sports Academy of Excellence. The campus supports range of academic pursuits with spaces for science, computing, libraries and arts, and a strong emphasis on wellness. Notable programs include a School of Music, Theater and Puppetry, an Art Atelier and a Dance Studio, plus a Foreign Language Club and leadership opportunities such as MUN and Student Exchange Programme. The school also runs the Center for Social Impact and Corporate Internship initiatives to connect learning with real-world experiences.

Location

Ryan International School Kondapur is in the Kondapur neighborhood of Hyderabad, Telangana. The campus is on Kalajyothi Road, Masjid Banda, Survey No. 183, Kondapur, Hyderabad 500084, India. The school is accessible by road and offers a transport service.

Stages

Montessori I to Grade VII.

Type

Day school with day care facility.

Country affiliation

India

School day structure

School days: Montessori I–III 8:30 am–12:30 pm; Grade I–VII 8:30 am–3:00 pm; Monday to Friday. Holidays: Up to Grade V, Saturday is a holiday.

Bus service

Yes, school bus facility with CCTV cameras, speed governors and lady attendants.

Application and one-time fees

- Registration fee (non‑refundable): INR 5,000.
- Admission fee: INR 0 (no separate admission fee charged).
- Caution deposit: INR 0 (no caution/deposit collected in this fee schedule).
- Total one‑time fees due at admission (registration + any other one‑time heads shown): INR 5,000.

Tuition and annual recurring fees (by grade) — academic session shown in the school fee document

- Montessori I
- Tuition (annual): INR 1,60,000.
- Non‑academic fees (annual): INR 2,500.
- Vocational fee: INR 0.
- Annual day charge: INR 2,500.
- Total annual amount: INR 1,65,000.

- Montessori II
- Tuition (annual): INR 1,60,000.
- Non‑academic fees (annual): INR 2,500.
- Vocational fee: INR 0.
- Annual day charge: INR 2,500.
- Total annual amount: INR 1,65,000.

- Montessori III
- Tuition (annual): INR 1,58,500.
- Non‑academic fees (annual): INR 4,000.
- Vocational fee: INR 0.
- Annual day charge: INR 2,500.
- Total annual amount: INR 1,65,000.

- Grade I
- Tuition (annual): INR 1,63,500.
- Non‑academic fees (annual): INR 9,900.
- Vocational fee (annual): INR 6,000.
- Annual day charge: INR 2,500.
- Total annual amount: INR 1,81,900.

- Grade II
- Tuition (annual): INR 1,63,500.
- Non‑academic fees (annual): INR 9,900.
- Vocational fee (annual): INR 6,000.
- Annual day charge: INR 2,500.
- Total annual amount: INR 1,81,900.

- Grade III
- Tuition (annual): INR 1,63,500.
- Non‑academic fees (annual): INR 9,900.
- Vocational fee (annual): INR 6,000.
- Annual day charge: INR 2,500.
- Total annual amount: INR 1,81,900.

- Grade IV
- Tuition (annual): INR 1,66,900.
- Non‑academic fees (annual): INR 9,900.
- Vocational fee (annual): INR 6,000.
- Annual day charge: INR 2,500.
- Total annual amount: INR 1,85,300.

- Grade V
- Tuition (annual): INR 1,66,900.
- Non‑academic fees (annual): INR 9,900.
- Vocational fee (annual): INR 6,000.
- Annual day charge: INR 2,500.
- Total annual amount: INR 1,85,300.

- Grade VI
- Tuition (annual): INR 1,70,000.
- Non‑academic fees (annual): INR 10,000.
- Vocational fee (annual): INR 6,000.
- Annual day charge: INR 2,500.
- Total annual amount: INR 1,88,500.

- Grade VII
- Tuition (annual): INR 1,70,000.
- Non‑academic fees (annual): INR 10,000.
- Vocational fee (annual): INR 6,000.
- Annual day charge: INR 2,500.
- Total annual amount: INR 1,88,500.

- Grade VIII
- Tuition (annual): INR 1,70,000.
- Non‑academic fees (annual): INR 10,000.
- Vocational fee (annual): INR 6,000.
- Annual day charge: INR 2,500.
- Total annual amount: INR 1,88,500.

Transport fees

- Transport fees (annual slabs shown in the fee document):
- 0–2 km: INR 34,800.
- 2–5 km: INR 39,900.
- 5–10 km: INR 44,600.
- 10–15 km: INR 49,900.
- Transport billing: transport fees are to be paid in two installments (1st April and 1st October as shown).

Billing schedule, payment terms and concessions

- The fee schedule shows annual tuition and recurring heads as the primary amounts; the school provides an online lump‑sum payment option with a 5% tuition discount and a monthly instalment option managed through the partner portal (“GrayQuest”). Monthly instalment deductions begin from the bank account authorized by the parent and are scheduled on the 5th of each month (monthly deductions starting in April are indicated).
- Sibling concession: 10% on tuition fee (applicable for the younger child only, as shown).

Other costs and exclusions

- Mandatory exclusions from the tuition figures: school uniform, books and stationery are not included and are payable separately.
- Optional exclusions (not included in the shown tuition/annual totals): transport (if availed), day care, club/after‑school activities and school excursions.
- One vocational program (examples listed: Coding, Helen O'Grady, French) is mandatory for students but vocational program fees are not included in the tuition figures shown.

Refunds and security deposit details

- The published fee schedule for this Hyderabad campus shows no caution deposit amount (INR 0) and does not include a separate refundable deposit head in the document. No separate refund procedure is published in that fee document itself.

Fee payment options and practical payment notes

- Primary payment route shown in the fee document is the partner/online portal “GrayQuest” (supports lump‑sum and EMI/monthly deduction modes); monthly instalments are collected by direct debit from the bank account authorised by the parent.
- The Kondapur campus page notes that cheques and demand drafts are not accepted; the school lists digital/electronic modes as the operational payment routes in its admission instructions.

Concessions and discounts (amount examples shown in the schedule)

- Lump‑sum payment discount: 5% on tuition (specific rupee discount amounts are listed per grade in the fee document).
- Sibling concession: 10% on tuition for the younger child (specific rupee concession amounts are listed per grade in the fee document).

Curriculum

New Age Curriculum at Ryan International School Kompally, Hyderabad provides a holistic, personalised learning experience designed to nurture compassionate, future-ready national and global citizens who are independent and free-thinking. It focuses on learner-centered pedagogy delivered by inspiring educators in a safe, enabling environment. It adopts active and experiential learning and blends kinesthetic learning with technology for Digital Age Learning, offering an optimal balance of collaborative, sensory and hands-on activities with technology-based learning. It aims to cultivate emotional intelligence, leadership and entrepreneurial skills in 21st-century learners. The school highlights three key elements: Outcome-Based Experiential Learning, Ikigai Centre for Learning, and the Sports Academy of Excellence.

Student Teacher Ratio

The student-teacher ratio is 24:1 for Montessori I to Montessori III and 30:1 for Grade I onward.

Higher Education Progression

Global Higher Education explores opportunities for higher education through a collaboration with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania since 2016, including the Ryan PennHub Association and features like Student Exchange, Faculty Exchange, Admissions Counselling & Support, Summer Camps, and overseas faculty visits. Ryan Group is associated with universities in Pennsylvania, including West Chester University of Pennsylvania, California University of Pennsylvania, Millersville University of Pennsylvania, Slippery Rock University, and with member institutions of the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Pennsylvania such as Carnegie Mellon University, Franklin & Marshall College, Chatham University, York College of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg University of Science and Technology, Cedar Crest College, Gwynedd Mercy University, and Villanova University.

Gifted and Talented

Ikigai Centre for Learning focuses on foundational, passion-building and vocational initiatives. It includes 12 Foundational Initiatives such as 15 Books Campaign, School of Music, Theater and Puppetry, Art Atelier, Physical and Mental Health Session, Entrepreneurship Programme, Dance Studio, Corporate Internship, Career Counselling, Alumni Programme, Financial Management Programme, and Innovation Academy; 8 Passion Building Initiatives such as Center for Social Impact, Revival of Lost Art, Eco and Gardening Programme, Home Science, Global Citizenship, Math Navigator, Mystery of Science, and Indian Heritage and Culture; and 9 Vocational Initiatives including Speech and Drama Club, Vocal Music Club, Coding Club, Pottery Club, Foreign Language Club, MUNYoung Directors Programme, Ryan TV, and Student Exchange Programme.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school follows the KASSM approach, emphasizing Knowledge, Attitude, Skills, Social Values and Moral Values, with social and moral skills highlighted as core. The Ryan framework includes the Vision Points that group knowledge, attitude, skills and social values to support all-round development. Social and moral development is fostered through learner-centered, 21st-century pedagogy and leadership opportunities, including School Parliament and participation in events such as the World Scholar's Cup, International Theater Festival and Presidential Classrooms to nurture social-emotional growth.

Mental Wellbeing

Wellbeing is central to the school culture, with a First Aid Centre and a qualified nurse on duty to address medical needs. A school counsellor supports student welfare and safeguarding concerns, and Counsellor space is provided among the school's facilities to engage with students.

Safeguarding

There is zero tolerance to bullying, corporal punishment and abuse; schools comply with relevant state laws and maintain Health Safety and Child Protection committees. Staff and service providers undergo background verification, and safeguarding training is provided for all staff. Programs on Personal Safety and Life Skills are conducted for students through external agencies, and safeguarding practice improvement reviews are conducted periodically to gauge the institution's child-protection culture.

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CHIREC International School – Serilingampally

Ages - 18 years

Fees ₹2,000 - 607,879

Type Co-educational

CHIREC International School, Serilingampally campus, sits on 9.5 acres with blocks and a 120,000 square-foot elevated sports deck. Classrooms are airy, sunlit and well-ventilated with limited class sizes, Wi‑Fi, interactive boards and laptop carts. The campus houses spaces for Science, Technology & Engineering, Arts & Design, languages and the humanities, plus learning labs, a digitized resource centre and a library. Preschool facilities include attached bathrooms, ergonomic furniture, a dedicated library, outdoor play area, dining hall and infirmary. The school follows Cambridge Curriculum for Primary and Secondary, Cambridge IGCSE, and offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) in Senior Secondary along with the IBCP pathway. Pathways to the Future provides diverse subject choices alongside the IB Diploma. The Serilingampally campus is CIS accredited. Facilities include 24/7 CCTV, RFID transport monitoring, and AC buses with Lady Conductors. Clubs span AI, Robotics & 3D Printing, MUN/TedxYouth, CHIREC Radio, and School Newspapers across campuses.

Location

Serilingampally Campus, Hyderabad, Telangana, located in the Serilingampally neighbourhood. The campus offers Cambridge and International Baccalaureate programs and serves students from pre-primary to senior secondary. A school bus service is provided with 24/7 CCTV on buses, Lady Conductors, and RFID-based handover.

Stages

Preschool through Senior Secondary (Cambridge & IBDP).

Country affiliation

Cambridge (UK) and International Baccalaureate (IBDP).

Bus service

CHIREC Serilingampally provides a school bus service. Buses have 24/7 CCTV monitoring, Lady Conductors accompany students on handover, and RFID cards track movements for secure handover.

Application fee

- An application/acceptance fee of Rs. 2,000 is charged upon acceptance of an admission offer (effective 25 August 2025).

Tuition fees (annual) — published official figures available

- The only campus tuition schedule published in the school's official fee document for the 2025–26 academic year lists annual tuition for the CBSE — Kondapur campus as follows (amounts shown are annual totals in Indian Rupees):
- Class I — Rs. 305,222.
- Class II — Rs. 316,711.
- Class III — Rs. 325,462.
- Class IV — Rs. 335,194.
- Class V — Rs. 342,875.
- Class VI — Rs. 373,733.
- Class VII — Rs. 384,603.
- Class VIII — Rs. 404,254.
- Class IX — Rs. 404,254.
- Class X — Rs. 420,357.
- Class XI — Rs. 607,879.
- Class XII — Rs. 539,337.

Per-term breakdown

- A per-term (installment) breakdown for tuition is not provided in the published fee document; the figures above are annual totals as published for the academic year 2025–26 for the CBSE — Kondapur listing.

Campus applicability / Serilingampally campus

- The school operates multiple campuses and the Serilingampally campus offers Cambridge and IB programmes. The official fee document available on the school site that lists the above annual amounts is specific to the CBSE — Kondapur campus; a separate, campus-specific fee schedule for Serilingampally (AY 2026/27 or 2025/26) is not published in the same official fee document set available.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The published fee document does not give a detailed per-term billing schedule or explicit payment-term text for Serilingampally; the application fee noted above is collected with the initial remittance.

Boarding / hostel fees

- CHIREC is a co-educational day school; the school's published materials identify it as a day school, and no boarding/hostel fees are published. Boarding is not applicable.

Other costs or fees (uniform, transport, meals, security deposit, exam / activity charges)

- The official fee document available on the site does not publish itemised supplementary charges (uniform, transport, meals, security deposit, activity or exam fees) for the Serilingampally campus. The school's campus descriptions mention organised buses and on-campus lunch systems, but specific amounts for transport, meals, uniform or other ancillary charges are not published in the accessible fee document.

Refund information

- No general tuition-refund policy or full refund schedule for admissions/tuition is published in the accessible fee document for the academic year covered; the available fee document states collection details for the application fee but does not state a general tuition refund policy. (Separate exam or service-specific refunds — for example, AP exam cancellation/refund wording — appear in exam-specific documents, not in the general tuition fee schedule.)

Fee payment options

- The school uses an online parent/fee portal for account access (the site header links to the school's portal login). This indicates online fee-payment processing through the school's payment portal; explicit lists of accepted payment instruments (credit card, debit card, net banking, bank transfer) are not itemised in the published fee document.

Concise summary of available official information and limitation

- An official fee document for academic year 2025–26 is published that gives annual tuition numbers for the CBSE — Kondapur campus and records an application fee of Rs. 2,000 (effective 25 August 2025). Per-term breakdowns, a separate Serilingampally campus fee schedule, itemised ancillary charges (uniform, transport, meals, deposits), detailed billing schedule, explicit refund policy for tuition, and a published list of accepted payment instruments are not present in the single accessible fee document.

If you require the Serilingampally campus' precise tuition, per-term instalments, uniform/transport charges, refund rules or the school's accepted payment methods for the 2026–27 academic year, those specific figures and terms are not published in the fee document currently available; the school's official admissions/payment channels would hold the campus-specific schedule.

Curriculum

The Serilingampally campus uses the Cambridge Curriculum and offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) in Senior Secondary. The Cambridge Curriculum emphasizes analytical thinking, effective communication, and problem-solving, and is delivered through an activity-based approach that blends academics with arts, crafts, and sport (more than 60 indoor and outdoor sports). Project-based learning, field trips, and collaborative activities bring real-world relevance to Cambridge learning. In Senior Secondary years, Pathways to the Future provides diverse subject choices alongside the IB Diploma Programme. The campus is Council of International Schools (CIS) accredited, reflecting global standards of quality, care, and continuous improvement.

Student Teacher Ratio

Preschool Serilingampally class sizes are 26–30 students per classroom, with 2 teachers and 1 support staff per class.

Exam Results

Excellent Academic Results 2024-25 show a 100% pass percentage in IGCSE results; two global toppers in Chemistry and Extended Mathematics; seven students achieved 43 points; sixteen students scored 40 points or more.

Higher Education Progression

CHIREC students from CBSE and IBDP curricula have been placed in prestigious universities in India and worldwide. Twenty percent of students are placed in the Top 100 global colleges, with $3 million in scholarships awarded in 2024-25. Over 30% secure admission to their top-choice university through Early Decision or Early Action, and IBDP graduates attend universities worldwide, particularly in the USA, UK, Europe, Singapore and India.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school runs a Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) programme that is systemic, school-wide, and age-appropriate. SEL builds self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making. It helps students regulate their emotions, develop empathy, share perspectives, and form supportive relationships. The SEL curriculum supports personal and collective goals, enhances learning, and improves classroom behaviour and stress management. The program is embedded within the Cognita Be Well Charter framework and aligns with CBSE, Cambridge and IBDP requirements.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Learning Support is available to students across ages to help them thrive. Early intervention is emphasised, but support can be provided as long as needed. Teachers across curricula are trained to provide academic support, and there are teams of specialised counsellors. CHIREC offers enrichment, after-school and remedial classes to address diverse learning needs. An in-house Remedial Counselling Department works with students to understand strengths and weaknesses and provide appropriate interventions.

Mental Wellbeing

Wellbeing is central to learning at CHIREC. The school follows the Cognita Be Well Charter, focusing on six wellbeing contributors. Wellbeing programmes include weekly wellness activities and the annual Global Be Well Day, engaging students, parents, and educators. The Be Well framework aims to foster positive habits that enhance motivation, and physical and emotional wellness. The Be Well framework supports mental resilience and emotional regulation within the school community.

Safeguarding

CHIREC maintains a safeguarding policy designed to protect students from harm, abuse, or neglect. The safeguarding framework includes systems and procedures to safeguard the best interests of every child. The policy complies with the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act and PoSH at Workplace Act. The school has dedicated Safeguarding Leads and Safety Clubs, plus health and wellness activities and SEL committees consisting of students, parents, and teachers. The Serilingampally campus adheres to these safeguarding principles as part of the CHIREC-wide framework.

Admissions

From Enquiry to Admission, CHIREC guides applicants through six steps: Your First Step is to fill out the enquiry form. Complete the Application by sending the filled application with the required documents. View & Review: the school reviews applications based on grade availability. Come Visit Us: meet admissions and academic teams and take a guided school tour. The Big Moment: receive your admission offer along with fee details upon application confirmation. Be a Part of CHIREC: make a part payment and complete the documentation to secure your child's place. For questions, admissions@chirec.ac.in. Working hours are 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday to Saturday. Please note: effective 25 August 2025, an application fee of Rs. 2,000 is due upon acceptance of the admission offer by the parent and is collected with the initial remittance.

Scholarships

CHIREC reports 1.5 million in scholarships (2024-25) as part of its college placements and guidance programs.

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Phoenix Greens School of Learning

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - null years

Fees ₹285,000 - 495,000

Type Co-educational

Phoenix Greens School of Learning is a K-12 private school in Kokapet, Hyderabad, offering CBSE and Cambridge curricula. Cambridge delivery spans Primary, Lower Secondary, and IGCSE, with core subjects such as English, Mathematics, Science, Global Perspectives, Computing, and languages including French, Hindi, and Telugu as second languages and a third language option. The CBSE stream covers Primary to Senior Secondary (Grades I–V, 6–8, 9–12) and aligns with NEP 2020, emphasising competency-based, project‑ and inquiry‑driven learning, with blended learning supported by DIKSHA and life-skills modules. Pre-Primary starts with play and inquiry. The campus features smart classrooms, science and computer labs, libraries, an amphitheatre, a swimming pool, and ample sports grounds, plus creative hubs for hands-on project work. Lighthouse Learning Private Limited administers the school, with leadership including Anju Sharma, Madhuri Banda, Jasmine Augustine, Delina Madani, and Rama Malini, and a 10:1 student‑teacher ratio, 32+ alumni, and 100+ partnerships for global opportunities.

Location

Kokapet, Hyderabad, Telangana 500075, India. Kokapet Grampanchayath Road, Beside Krishna Goshala, Near Tempus Apartments.

Stages

Pre-Primary (Nursery) to Grade XII (CBSE) and Grade I to IX for Cambridge. The school offers CBSE and Cambridge curricula for K-12.

Type

Private school

Country affiliation

India

School day structure

MON - SAT: 8:15 AM to 4:30 PM.

Bus service

Bus facility; GPS-enabled; female attendant on board; regular checks by the school team.

Annual tuition fees — Academic Year 2026–2027
- Nursery: INR 285,000.
- PPT: INR 313,500.
- PP I: INR 313,500.
- Grade 1: INR 313,500.
- Grade 2: INR 333,300.
- Grade 3: INR 333,300.
- Grade 4: INR 363,000.
- Grade 5: INR 363,000.
- Grade 6: INR 385,000.
- Grade 7: INR 385,000.
- Grade 8: INR 385,000.
- Grade 9: INR 429,000.
- Grade 10: INR 429,000.
- Grade 11: INR 495,000.
- Grade 12: INR 495,000.
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Per-term fees and billing schedule
- The published fee document lists annual tuition amounts by grade only; no per-term amounts, term dates, or an explicit billing schedule are published alongside that fee table.
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Application / registration / security deposit
- No separate one‑time application fee, registration fee, or security/deposit amount is shown in the published annual-fees document.
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Boarding fees
- No boarding facilities or boarding charges are listed in the school's published fee materials.
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Transport, uniforms, textbooks and other recurring or one‑off costs
- Transport service is provided for students, but specific transport charges are not included in the published tuition table. Details such as uniform costs, textbook charges or other recurring ‘activity'/‘composite' fees are not shown in the published annual-fees file.
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Refund information
- No published refund policy or refund schedule accompanies the annual-fee table in the school's disclosed materials.
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Fee payment options and payment terms
- The published materials containing the annual tuition figures do not list accepted payment methods (for example bank transfer/NEFT/UPI, credit card, cheque) or detailed payment terms (due dates, late fees, instalment options). Contact information for admissions and enquiries is published separately.
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Summary (scope of published information)
- The school's official published fee disclosure for AY 2026–2027 provides a grade-by-grade schedule of annual tuition amounts (listed above). The disclosure does not include term-level billing amounts, detailed billing schedule or due dates, one-time admission/registration/security fees, transport tariff details, uniform/textbook charges, refund policy, or prescribed payment methods. Parents should treat the above annual tuition figures as the published tuition amounts for AY 2026–2027.
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Curriculum

The school offers CBSE and Cambridge curricula. Cambridge delivers the complete Cambridge Pathway from Primary to IGCSE (Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary, and Upper Secondary/IGCSE), with subjects including English, Mathematics, Science, Global Perspectives, Computing, and languages such as French/Hindi/Telugu as second languages and Telugu/Hindi as third language. The Cambridge approach emphasises enquiry-based and experiential learning, with field trips and the Cambridge Expo to showcase student work. The CBSE program covers Primary through Senior Secondary (Grades I–V, 6–8, 9–12) and is aligned with NEP 2020, emphasising holistic, competency-based education, project- and inquiry-based learning, differentiated instruction, and blended learning supported by DIKSHA and life-skills modules like PEPKIDZ. Pre-Primary begins through play, inquiry and creativity, laying the groundwork for success in both CBSE and Cambridge pathways.

Student Teacher Ratio

Small class sizes are maintained to ensure personalised attention and better student–teacher interaction.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates are prepared for higher education globally; the Cambridge pathway provides an ideal foundation for further education in India or abroad. Students have gained admission to institutions including IIT Delhi, Delhi University, Christ University, Pennsylvania State University, and Monash University.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Phoenix Greens Way of Learning centers on Multimodal Learning, Value-Driven Education, Creative Thinking, Leadership Foundation, and Fitness & Well-being. Multimodal Learning brings concepts to life through a blend of theory, practice and application. Value-Driven Education develops learners as responsible citizens, balancing academics with empathy, ethics and integrity. Leadership Foundation encourages participation, collaboration and confident leadership for global opportunities. Creative Thinking modules spark curiosity, critical thinking and innovation, making learning engaging and relevant. Fitness & Well-being integrates health and physical activity into daily learning, strengthening both mind and body.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported through Fitness & Well-being, with health and activity embedded in daily learning to strengthen mental resilience.

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Silver Oaks International School – Bachupally

Fees ₹2

Pupils 7000

Silver Oaks International School, Bachupally – Mighty Oaks Campus, offers a seamless K–12 pathway by combining the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) for PP1 to Grade 6 with the CBSE curriculum for Grades 7–12. The PYP emphasizes inquiry, curiosity, and character development, with SOLS and projects such as Coins for the Country that nurture empathy and reflection. In the senior years, CBSE provides structured academics with Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation, alongside Olympiads, research projects, leadership councils, and community service. The Senior Secondary programme blends rigorous board preparation with a focus on mindset, maturity, and meaning. Led by Dr. Seetha Murty, the campus is noted for pioneering the character curriculum and embedding values and competence across Silver Oaks. Facilities include modern classrooms, a library, science and computer labs, VR and STEM robotics labs, and well-planned spaces for growth. The school blends IB and CBSE to offer relevance rooted in local context, with NCC, Dance, Music, Art, and sports.

Location

Mighty Oaks Campus, Bachupally, Hyderabad. It is part of Silver Oaks' Hyderabad campuses.

Stages

PP1 to Grade 6 under the IB-PYP framework; Grade 7 to Grade 12 under the CBSE framework.

School day structure

Mon - Fri 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Sat (1st, 3rd & 5th weeks) 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM (Office & Senior School only). Sun: Closed.

Application fees
- No application charge: the physical application form is completed on the day of the campus tour and is listed as "no charges."

Tuition fees by year group (amounts shown per term and per academic year)
- PP1 to Grade 10
- Term tuition (includes books): INR 75,900 / term.
- Annual tuition (3 terms): INR 2,27,700.

- Grade 11 to Grade 12
- Term tuition (includes books): INR 83,600 / term.
- Annual tuition (3 terms): INR 2,50,800.

Transport (optional) — fee slabs (per term) and equivalent annual totals
- Slab 1: INR 13,000 / term — Annual total (3 terms): INR 39,000.
- Slab 2: INR 17,000 / term — Annual total (3 terms): INR 51,000.
- Slab 3: INR 18,400 / term — Annual total (3 terms): INR 55,200.
- Slab 4: INR 6,500 / term — Annual total (3 terms): INR 19,500.

Lunch and other campus extras
- Lunch is optional; a per-term amount for lunch is listed as optional but no specific price is shown on the fee schedule. Books are explicitly included within the tuition amounts.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Payment structure: fees are payable in three terms per academic year.
- Tuition payment schedule (as stated): to be paid at the time of admission, on 14 August, and on 14 December (three term instalments).
- The school notes a possible annual fee increase of approximately 10%.

Boarding fees
- No boarding/hostel fees are listed for this campus; the fee schedule and campus information do not show boarding provision or boarding charges.

Other costs / additional fees
- Books: included in the stated tuition figures.
- Uniform, security deposit, examination fees, or other one-time admission charges are not listed in the campus fee schedule provided.

Refund information
- No refund or fee-cancellation policy is shown in the published campus fee information.

Fee payment options
- Specific payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, UPI, etc.) are not specified on the campus fee page. A parent/portal login (silveroaks.myclassboard.com) is provided for parent access, but explicit payment channels are not listed in the fee schedule.

(Amounts shown are the published term and annual figures for the 2026–2027 academic year.)

Curriculum

The Mighty Oaks campus uses IB Primary Years Programme (IB-PYP) for PP1 to Grade 6 and the CBSE curriculum for Grades 7 to 12. The IB-PYP emphasizes inquiry-based learning, curiosity, and character development. The PYP includes SOLS (Self-Organizing Learning Systems) and projects such as Coins for the Country to build empathy and reflection. The CBSE years (Grade 7–10) focus on disciplined academics with Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation and opportunities such as Olympiads, research projects, leadership councils, and community service. The Senior Secondary CBSE programme blends academic rigour with the school's character curriculum, guiding students to excel in board exams while developing mindset, maturity, and meaning. The school blends IB and CBSE to provide global relevance with local rootedness.

Exam Results

Graduates attain top grades on CBSE board exams.

Gifted and Talented

Olympiads, research projects, leadership councils, and community service are part of CBSE programming and opportunities.

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Silver Oaks International School – Bowrampet

Instructs in English

Ages 4 - 18 years

Fees ₹285,000 - 1,005,090

Pupils 7000

Type Co-educational

Oakwinds Bowrampet is Silver Oaks International School's IB Continuum campus, established in 2023 on ORR Service Road, Bowrampet, Hyderabad. It serves learners aged 4 to 18 and offers the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and the Diploma Programme (DP), with Middle Years Programme (MYP) candidacy in progress. As the only IB Continuum campus in the Silver Oaks family, Oakwinds provides a coherent IB experience across all years. On campus facilities include a pre‑primary playing area, a library, and a science laboratory, with sports amenities for swimming, tennis, basketball, football, badminton, throwball, cricket, and skating. Co‑curricular activities are integrated with the IB framework, including Arts and Creative programs, and cultural initiatives such as Me and My Country and We Grow Together. Notable programs include the CAS and Extended Essay components, plus a Coins for the Country CSR initiative. Safety measures include a nurse, CCTV, RFID-controlled entry, hospital ties, and security personnel.

Location

Bowrampet campus, Oakwinds, is located in Bowrampet, Hyderabad, Telangana, India. Established in 2023, Bowrampet is the only IB Continuum campus in Silver Oaks. It offers the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Diploma Programme (DP) and is a candidate for the Middle Years Programme (MYP). It is part of Silver Oaks' IB ecosystem in India.

Stages

IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Diploma Programme (DP) are authorized; Middle Years Programme (MYP) is a candidate.

Type

International Baccalaureate Continuum School (IB Continuum)

Country affiliation

India

School day structure

Hours of Operation: Mon–Fri 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM; Sat (1st, 3rd & 5th weeks) 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM; Sun closed.

Bus service

Transport: Optional

Application / Registration fee
- No specific application or registration fee is listed in the Bowrampet campus fee schedule.

Tuition fees — PYP & MYP (Primary Years Programme & Middle Years Programme)
- Term structure: 3 terms per academic year.
- Tuition (term): ₹95,000 per term. This amount is shown as Tuition & Transport and is stated to include books.
- Lunch (optional): ₹8,830 per term.
- Transport: optional; charged by route slab (Slab 1–Slab 4). Specific slab amounts are not listed in the published Bowrampet fee schedule.
- Annual equivalent shown: Tuition & Transport ₹2,85,000 per year; Lunch (optional) ₹26,490 per year.

Tuition fees — DP (IB Diploma Programme)
- Term structure: 3 terms per academic year.
- Tuition (term): ₹2,20,000 per term. This amount is shown as Tuition & Transport and is stated to include books.
- Lunch (optional): ₹8,830 per term.
- Transport: optional; charged by route slab (Slab 1–Slab 4). Specific slab amounts are not listed in the published Bowrampet fee schedule.
- Annual equivalent shown: Tuition & Transport ₹6,60,000 per year; Lunch (optional) ₹26,490 per year.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Fees are payable over 3 terms in the academic year.
- Tuition payments are due at the time of admission and on 14 August and 14 December each year.
- The published schedule indicates a prospective annual fee increase of approximately 10%.

Boarding / Hostel fees
- No boarding or hostel fees are listed for the Bowrampet campus. Boarding is not shown as an offered option in the Bowrampet fee schedule.

Other costs and optional charges
- Books are included within the stated Tuition & Transport amounts for the listed programmes.
- Lunch is optional and charged termly (₹8,830 / term; ₹26,490 annually).
- Transport is optional and charged by slab; slab labels (Slab 1–4) appear in the schedule but numerical amounts for each slab are not provided in the published Bowrampet fee schedule.
- No separate uniform fee, security deposit, examination fee, or one-time admission/enrolment deposit is specified in the Bowrampet fee section.

Refund information
- No refund policy or refund amounts (for withdrawal, cancellation, or unused term charges) are specified in the Bowrampet fee schedule.

Fee payment options
- Specific payment methods (for example: bank transfer / NEFT, credit card, debit card, UPI, cheque) are not specified in the Bowrampet fee schedule. Instructions for accepted payment channels are not provided in the published campus fee section.

Note on missing details (concise): the published Bowrampet fee schedule lists term and annual tuition amounts for PYP/MYP and DP, plus optional lunch and shows transport as charged by slab, but it does not specify an application/registration fee, the transport slab amounts, a refund policy, or the accepted payment methods; boarding is not offered. These items are not detailed in the Bowrampet fee schedule.

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Sreenidhi International School

Instructs in English

Ages 1 - 18 years

Fees ₹265,000 - 1,121,000

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Situated on a 60-acre campus on Hyderabad's outskirts, Sreenidhi International School offers IB education for ages 1–18. It is a co-educational day school with an optional boarding program and caters to Primary through Career-related pathways: IB PYP, MYP, DP and IBCP. Classrooms are bright and spacious, with a state‑of‑the‑art library and dedicated facilities for language, science, arts, audio-visual and technology. The campus houses an amphitheatre, an organic farm and expansive sports facilities including a cricket pitch, football pitches, a swimming pool and courts for basketball, badminton, squash and tennis. The Extended Time Zone program supports after‑school tuition and competition, and the dining facility provides daily meals. Distinctive programs include a mandatory CAS component in DP, MUN, Mother Tongue, Vox Populi debates and the Sreenidhi Photography Club. Student wellbeing is nurtured by a Dean of Students and a School Counsellor, with a proactive Student Council guiding leadership and service opportunities.

Location

The school is near Telangana State Police Academy, Appa Junction, Aziznagar, Hyderabad, Telangana 500075.

Stages

Primary Years Programme (PYP) for ages 3-11; Middle Years Programme (MYP); Diploma Programme (DP).

Type

Co-educational; day school with an optional boarding program.

Additional learning support

Inclusive education with Student Learning Support and Special Education Needs (SEN) teachers. English language support is provided through English support teachers with pull-out and push-in strategies, coordinated by the Student Support Team.

Country affiliation

India

School day structure

School hours run 8:00 am to 3:00 pm. An after-school Extra Time Zone (ETZ) runs from 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm. A Late Bus operates for after-school transport, with a 4:30 pm departure and an annual late-bus fee.

Bus service

Transport is planned with door-to-door pick-up/drop-off for younger students and common pick-up/drop points for others; changes require email to the transport team. Routes aim for arrival by 8:00 am and departure by 3:00 pm. The Late Bus for after-school activities leaves at 4:30 pm. An annual Late Bus fee applies for those using this service.

Application & one‑time admission fees
- Registration (one‑time at admission): INR 2,500.
- Refundable caution deposit (paid at admission): Day students: INR 20,000; Boarders (5‑Day and 7‑Day): INR 50,000. The caution deposit is refundable and will be remitted to the parent/guardian's bank account within 90 working days after graduation, withdrawal, or transfer, subject to adjustment for any outstanding charges.

Consolidated annual tuition & school fees (per year group) — amounts are annual and are presented as the consolidated tuition + school fee
- EYP1 to EYP3 (Day students): INR 265,000 per year (per term if paid in 3 instalments: INR 88,333.33).
- PYP1 to PYP5 (Day students): INR 541,500 per year (per term: INR 180,500.00).
- MYP1 to MYP5 (Day students): INR 747,000 per year (per term: INR 249,000.00).
- PYP5 — 5‑Day Boarder: INR 1,018,800 per year (per term: INR 339,600.00).
- PYP5 — 7‑Day Boarder: INR 1,238,100 per year (per term: INR 412,700.00).
- MYP1–MYP5 — 5‑Day Boarder: INR 1,224,300 per year (per term: INR 408,100.00).
- MYP1–MYP5 — 7‑Day Boarder: INR 1,443,600 per year (per term: INR 481,200.00).
- DP1–DP2 (Day students): INR 1,036,000 per year (per term: INR 345,333.33).
- DP1–DP2 — 5‑Day Boarder: INR 1,513,300 per year (per term: INR 504,433.33).
- DP1–DP2 — 7‑Day Boarder: INR 1,732,600 per year (per term: INR 577,533.33).
- CP1–CP2 (Day students): INR 1,121,000 per year (per term: INR 373,666.67).
- CP1–CP2 — 5‑Day Boarder: INR 1,598,300 per year (per term: INR 532,766.67).
- CP1–CP2 — 7‑Day Boarder: INR 1,817,600 per year (per term: INR 605,866.67).

Transport (optional)
- Annual transport charge for day boarders (if availed): INR 79,500 per annum. With ETZ / CCA option: INR 95,500 per annum. The annual transport fee is charged for the full year even if a student later opts out.

What the consolidated fee covers
- The consolidated fee includes tuition and annual school fee items (teaching, digital platforms, stationery and supplies, library resources, e‑texts), experiential co‑curricular activities, identified learning support, after‑school subject support, counselling (including university guidance and test support), physical fitness and arts programs, in‑school preparation for teams/competitions, repairs and upkeep, lab equipment and utilities. It also includes nutrition (breakfast, lunch and two snacks per day for students up to DP2) and a standard set of uniforms and items as listed (for PYP1 to DP2: four sets of school uniform, one school hoodie, two sets house sports uniform, two pairs of school shoes, one backpack). For boarders the consolidated fee additionally covers board & lodging services, supervised study, laundry of school uniforms, routine medical care, pastoral support and specified transport for 5‑Day / 7‑Day boarders.

Other costs and exclusions
- The consolidated fee does NOT include: toiletries and personal clothing, personal laundry (except for boarders where school laundry of uniforms is included), field trip expenses outside Hyderabad, field trip costs within Hyderabad that exclude transport, extraordinary medical expenses, special or additional uniforms beyond the included set, pocket money, passport photos, and other personal expenses. Boarders are required to deposit INR 50,000 into the student's Personal Deposit Account for pocket money and personal expenses; the school will provide statements of expenses and balance. Pocket money for boarders should not exceed INR 4,000 per month.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition and consolidated school fees are payable in three instalments:
- 1st instalment due by 15 March of the preceding academic year or on enrolment;
- 2nd instalment due by 15 September of the academic year;
- 3rd instalment due by 15 December of the academic year.
- Late‑payment charges: a late fee is applied for non‑payment of any instalment by the due date: INR 1,000 for payments received within 15 days after the due date; INR 2,500 within 30 days; INR 4,000 within 45 days; and an additional INR 100 per day for payments received more than 45 days after the due date. Continued non‑payment may lead to deregistration as per the school policy.

Refund information
- Tuition and consolidated school fees are not refundable. The school's fee policy states that Tuition and School Fees will not be refunded once paid. The refundable portion is the caution deposit (see amounts above), which will be refunded within 90 working days after graduation, withdrawal, or transfer subject to settlement of any outstanding dues.

Boarding specifics (included in boarding fee lines above)
- Boarding fees listed above are consolidated annual amounts for 5‑Day and 7‑Day boarders by programme. Boarding inclusions: bed and bedding, cupboard and study furniture, hot/cold water, internet and television access, weekly film screening and recreational facilities, supervised evening study, pastoral care, routine medical care, laundry of school uniforms and specified transport arrangements for boarders (Monday/Friday for 5‑Day boarders; airport/rail transfers for 7‑Day boarders around long weekends/holidays). Parents should note the separate INR 50,000 Personal Deposit Account requirement for boarders.

Fee payment options and procedure
- Accepted payment modes: Demand Draft (DD) in favour of SREENIDHI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL or online transfer / electronic payment through the school's online payment system as specified by the school's accounts team. Parents are provided instructions for the online payment process and payment schedules by the school's accounts team. Evidence of bank transfer or DD details are used to reconcile payments.

Notes on annual adjustments and instalments
- Consolidated tuition and school fees are subject to an annual increase (the school indicates a typical increase in the range of 10%–12% annually). With each programme transition (EYP → PYP, PYP → MYP, MYP → DP/CP) fee levels will change in addition to any annual increase. Installment notices and fee payment communications are issued by the school's accounts office.

Boarding Arrangements

The school offers boarding for grades 5–12 (ages 10–18). The dorm accommodates up to 72 boarders in four wings (three for boys and the West Wing for girls) with each boarding cubicle including a desk, bed, cupboard and storage; the dorm is centrally air‑conditioned and has a common area. Boarders are supported by a school counsellor, a nurse, library resources, and a college counsellor along with trained staff; five‑day and seven‑day boarding options are offered.

Uniform Requirement

The school issues four sets of formal uniform, one winter wear, two pairs of black shoes, and two pairs of white socks; a tie and blazer are worn on special days for Grades 7 and above. Sports uniform includes two sets and a grey shirt with shorts in house colors; extra uniform sets may be ordered.

Food Options

The school provides meals with vegetarian and non-vegetarian options; boarding students have meals as part of their boarding arrangement. The Nutrition page shows a weekly meal plan with breakfast, lunch and snacks.

House System

The school uses a four‑house system: Mars (red), Jupiter (green), Neptune (yellow), and Venus (blue). Sports uniforms include a grey shirt and shorts with house color stripes, reinforcing house identity.

Governance and Ownership

The school is part of the Sreenidhi Educational Group and is governed by a Board of Governors. The Executive Director leads the school under this governance structure.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Primary Years Programme fosters the social and emotional growth of children in an environment that intertwines academics and enrichment activities. The framework emphasizes self-efficacy and collaboration, empowering learners to participate actively and develop as whole individuals. Learners solve problems, communicate thoughts and feelings effectively, and build relationships within a learning community. The programme is inquiry-based and transdisciplinary, connecting learning across subject areas. The school also supports language development and inclusion through additional languages and language supports that complement social and emotional learning.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school provides Student Support Policy and Learning Support for students with learning difficulties. Learning Support identifies students' needs, plans a program, communicates with regular teachers, and provides follow-up. Students with learning disabilities, slow learners, Asperger's Syndrome, mild hearing impairment, ADD/ADHD and other needs are addressed within SIS. The policy also recognises that home language differences are not treated as learning difficulties and supports inclusion.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English Language Support enables students whose English is below their grade level. Support is offered one-on-one and in groups to develop fluency and comprehension of grade-level content in English. The medium of instruction is English for all subjects. Students have the opportunity to learn more than one language from the age of five, with additional languages offered including Hindi, Spanish, French and Telugu.

Mental Wellbeing

Wellbeing is central to SIS's approach; the school aims to be a 'happy school' so students can learn and thrive. Wellbeing thinking draws on IB literature and recognises resilience, self-esteem, optimism, growth mindset, self-control, emotional regulation and finding meaning. Physical health is crucial to well-being, and the MooZoom initiative and related activities support wellbeing. Teacher wellbeing is recognised as a predictor of student wellbeing, and policies are designed to formalise wellbeing across the school.

Safeguarding

The safeguarding policy provides a safe, supportive and legally compliant environment with clear reporting lines for safeguarding, health and safety, and security concerns. The Head of School leads the safeguarding committee, which meets monthly and includes the Pastoral and Wellbeing Coordinator, Counsellor, Nurse and other staff. A designated safeguarding email safeguarding@sis.edu.in is used for reporting, and reports are reviewed by the Head of School and Executive Director. The policy guarantees confidentiality and non-retaliation for whistleblowers and requires timely investigation and appropriate action. It covers risk assessments, security and health safety measures, incident reporting and external agency referrals, with safeguarding reporting to the Executive Board.

Admissions

1) Initial inquiry and campus introduction. Parents seeking admission meet with an admissions counselor in the Reception area to discuss expectations and any circumstances to be considered. They complete the enquiry sheet and pay Rs 2,250 as the Registration Fee. An Admissions counselor or Student Council Ambassador tours the campus, explaining 'A Day in the Life of a Sreenidhi Student' and answering questions about the IB education and learning at Sreenidhi. On returning to Reception, parents meet with academic or sports staff to address queries. 2) Admissions pack and entrance tests. An Admission Pack is issued to parents, including the Admissions form, Health form, Parent Consent form, and Undertaking form. Applicants seeking entry to MYP4 to DP2/CP will write the English and Math Entrance Test (2 hours). Parents and guardians are encouraged to complete the forms to the best of their ability. 3) Documents required at admission. Two passport-size photographs and a Birth Certificate (notarized translation if not in English) are required. Two years of Academic records are required for applicants seeking entry to PYP2 onwards, along with the Original Transfer Certificate and a Bonafide/Conduct Certificate. Photographs and photo ID proof of parent identities and nationalities (self-attested) are required; for Foreign Nationals, a self-attested copy of passports for both parents and child must be submitted. Originals should be submitted for verification and return. 4) Cancellation of Admission. The management reserves the right to deregister a student for reasons including non-submission of documents by the deadline, unacceptable behaviour or conduct not disclosed at application, absence without sanctioned leave for more than 30 days, nonpayment of fees, or information furnished by the parent/guardian that later proves to be false.

Scholarships

Sports Scholarships are offered to exceptional student-athletes who participate with consistency at State, National or International Level. These scholarships are reviewed on a yearly basis depending on the progress and performances of each individual athlete at State, National and International Level.

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Suchitra Academy

Instructs in English, Hindi

Ages 2 - null years

Fees ₹111,900 - 345,000

Type Co-educational

Suchitra Academy in Hyderabad offers a dual curriculum for a seamless progression from early years through secondary, combining IEYC for Pre-Primary, Cambridge Primary and Cambridge Secondary with CBSE for continued secondary studies. The IEYC nurtures curious 2- to 5-year-olds, while Cambridge builds core competencies from age 5 onward, complemented by a Holistic Education Approach at CBSE that integrates academics with co-curricular excellence. Real-world learning is central through Project-Based Learning, a Makerspace, and a state-of-the-art Media Studio, enabling students to design, build, and present solutions to live problems. The 5-acre campus on NH 7 features expansive classrooms, a 1,700-seat amphitheatre, a 7,000-book library, and extensive sports facilities including courts, swimming, and gym training. Beyond academics, the school runs outreach, international exchanges, TEDxYouth, NCC, and internships, cultivating leadership and service. Strong performing and visual arts spaces, robust sports programs, and a focus on life skills reinforce a well-rounded, globally connected education today.

Location

Suchitra Junction, Qutubullapur (M), RR District, Hyderabad – 500067, India. The campus stands on NH 7 and occupies a sprawling 5-acre site with a built-up area of 193,515 square feet. It is set in a green environment that supports holistic development.

Stages

Nursery to Grade XII; Pre-primary uses IEYC; Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Programmes; CBSE curriculum from Grades I to XII.

Additional learning support

Guidance and counselling Cell; emotional wellbeing and life skills programs.

Country affiliation

India

School day structure

Timings: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Monday to Saturday.

Application fees
- The school requires a completed application form during the admissions process. No separate, published application/registration fee amount is listed on the school's public fee documents.

Tuition fees (per term and per year, by year group)
- Play Group: INR 37,300 per term — INR 111,900 per year.
- Nursery / Jr. KG / Sr. KG: INR 65,200 per term — INR 195,600 per year.
- Grade I to III: INR 78,300 per term — INR 234,900 per year.
- Grade IV to V: INR 93,000 per term — INR 279,000 per year.
- Grade VI to X: INR 102,200 per term — INR 306,600 per year.
- Grade XI & XII:
- Commerce & Humanities: INR 110,100 per term — INR 330,300 per year.
- Science: INR 115,000 per term — INR 345,000 per year.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The academic year is billed in three terms. Term due dates are: Term 1 (due 4 March for Play Group to Grade VIII; 25 February for Grades IX, X & XII), Term 2 (due 31 July), and Term 3 (due 30 November).
- All fee payments must be made using the Jodo payment platform by registering via the SUCHITRA ACADEMY MCB app or the Jodo web portal. Cash and other payment modes are not accepted.
- Parents may set up autopay using ECS or eNACH through the Jodo Flex setup described by the school; a one-time registration is required.
- The receipt generated for each term payment must be retained by the parent; the school does not provide a consolidated year-end receipt.

Boarding / residential fees
- The school operates as a non‑residential (non‑boarding) institution; no boarding fees apply.

Other costs and fees (uniforms, transport, books, extras)
- Transport: The school operates an air‑conditioned bus fleet for student transport. Transport fees are managed separately from tuition; specific transport charges are not published in the public fee document.
- Uniforms, welcome kit and booklist: A welcome kit / uniform / booklist is shared at the time of admission; any associated costs or one‑time kit charges are not itemized in the publicly posted fee schedule.
- Co‑curricular, activity, exam or laboratory charges: No separate, line‑item amounts for uniforms, activity fees, exam fees or lab charges are published in the public fee document; such charges (if any) are handled through admissions/accounts as applicable.

Refund information
- No separate, published refund policy or specific refund amounts appear in the publicly posted fee documents. Refunds or adjustments (if applicable) are handled by the school accounts team in line with the school's admission and accounts procedures. Parents are instructed to communicate payment details (including student Unique ID) to accounts@suchitra.in.

Fee payment options and instructions
- Accepted payment channel: Jodo Flex only — registration via the SUCHITRA ACADEMY MCB app or the Jodo web portal. Cash or other payment modes are not accepted. Autopay via ECS or eNACH is available after one‑time registration. Parents must share the student Unique ID with the accounts office after payment and retain the term receipt.

Practical notes for parents
- Fees are presented per term; the annual totals equal three times the term charge for each grade band.
- For enquiries about transport routes, uniform costs, one‑time admission charges, or any refunds or waivers, contact the school admission/accounts teams at admissions@suchitra.in or accounts@suchitra.in; phone numbers for admissions and the front desk are listed in the school's admissions and contact information.

Curriculum

The school offers a dual curriculum: CBSE and Cambridge. IEYC – Pre Primary educates children aged 2 to 5. Cambridge is used from age 5 to 11 to initiate the basic education framework. CBSE follows a Holistic Education Approach that blends academics with co-curricular excellence. Project-Based Learning engages students in real-world problems, encouraging collaboration, critical thinking, and presentation. Beyond Academics provides global programs, civic initiatives, and real-world experiences, complemented by a Makerspace and a state-of-the-art Media Studio.

Higher Education Progression

The school has alumni who have progressed to universities including University of Toronto Mississauga, Queensland University of Technology, University of Maryland-College Park, New York University, Temple University, St. Francis College for Women, Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), and others.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

SPARSH, Suchitra Academy's School Counseling Cell, supports students' social, emotional, and academic development. It provides counseling and life-skills classes, emphasizes body-mind-soul balance, and fosters open, non-judgmental communication among students, parents, and educators. SPARSH was established in October 2021 to address diverse learner needs and promote holistic well-being.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

SPARSH provides specialized education and life-skills classes and is committed to inclusive education, supporting all learners and valuing diversity. It explicitly aims to address diverse learning needs within a holistic framework.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Apart from English, the school offers Hindi, Telugu, French, and Sanskrit as additional languages.

Mental Wellbeing

Student mental wellbeing is supported through SPARSH (counseling and life-skills programs). The school also runs SAAHAS, an emotional wellness program for staff, with 24/7 emotional support via YourDOST, contributing to a wellbeing-focused environment.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding is prioritized, with a POSCO Act safeguarding session conducted for around 200 staff to empower staff to identify and respond to child protection concerns. The school also runs digital citizenship and online-safety sessions, and states it is steadfast in its commitment to child safety.

Admissions

1. School Admissions – Step-by-Step Process: A fitment test is conducted followed by an interview with the prospective students and their parents. The interview helps teachers guide students on subject choices and assesses academic ability, potential, and readiness for active participation in school life. The school reserves the right to refuse admission or readmission. You are invited to visit the school as many times as you would want before deciding on admission.
2. Nursery & Preschool Admissions – Early Learning Starts Here: Admissions are offered from Nursery to Jr KG and Sr KG. CBSE and Cambridge admissions follow age criteria calculated as of June 30. CBSE ages are Nursery 3 to 4, Jr KG 4 to 5, Sr KG 5 to 6, Grade I 6 to 7. Cambridge Stage 1 is for ages 5 to 6.
3. Secondary Admission – Prepare for Academic Excellence: Admissions for higher grades ensure students receive a structured curriculum. Documents required for admission include Birth Certificate, two passport-size photos of the child, one each of the mother and father, Transfer Certificate (if applicable), Assessment report (as applicable), Address Proof, and Aadhaar IDs for the child and parents. For Grade IX and XI, fees can be paid either term-wise (three terms in an academic year) or as a single annual payment.
4. Fee Structure, Academic Session & Timings: Admissions are open for Pre Primary to Grade VIII and XI. Fees can be paid term-wise (three terms) or as a one-time payment. The Academic Session runs March to February for Grades Play group to VIII, February to March for Grades IX, X, XII, and April to March for Grade XI; the Cambridge Academic session runs June to May. The School Timings are 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

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The Premia Academy

Ages 3 - 17 years

Fees ₹140,000 - 330,000

Type Co-educational

The Premia Academy in Attapur, Hyderabad, is a K‑12 school offering CBSE and Cambridge IGCSE curricula for ages 3 to 17. The learning framework is organized as Early Years, Foundation Years (Grades 1–2), Primary (Grades 3–5), Middle (Grades 6–8), and Secondary (Grades 9–12). Cambridge Primary (Grades 1–5), Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 6–8), and Cambridge Upper Secondary (Grades 9–10) run alongside the national curriculum, providing both local and international pathways. Guided by the RAISE philosophy—Resilience, Agility, Innovation, Social Responsibility, and Empathy—the school supports life-ready skills with a Five-Pillar Approach: Ethics & Etiquette, Experience & Enrichment, Exposure & Enthusiasm, Education & Evaluation, and Empowerment & Enterprise. Facilities include future-ready digital hubs, STEM and Computer Labs, coding and robotics studios, AV Rooms, and Performing Arts spaces. On campus, Sports Arenas and outdoor courts enable physical education. A Makerspace and mentoring connect classroom learning to real‑world projects, fostering global citizenship and inquiry.

Location

Attapur, Hyderabad, Telangana 500008, India. Pillar Number 102, 501 Karwan Sahu Road, Attapur. The Premia Academy is located in the Attapur neighbourhood of Hyderabad.

Stages

Early Years (Nursery & Kindergarten); Foundation Years (Grades 1-2); Primary School (Grades 3-5); Middle School (Grades 6-8); Secondary School (Grades 9-12)

Country affiliation

India

Academic year referenced: 2025–26. The figures below apply to the school's published academic-year fee schedule for 2025–26 and the school's term instalment pattern.

Application and one-time enrolment charges
- Application fee: INR 1,000 (payable at time of application).
- Admission fee (one-time): INR 5,000 (non‑refundable).
- Security deposit: INR 15,000 (listed as a separate deposit at admission).
- Life‑time co‑curricular fee (non‑refundable): INR 20,000 (one‑time).
- Annual legacy fee (applicable only to students admitted before AY 2025‑26): INR 2,500 for most grades and INR 6,000 for Grades 9–12 (where the table lists this item).

Tuition fees — annual and per‑term breakdown (INR)
Note: tuition shown is the Annual Tuition Fee for AY 2025–26. Term billing follows a three‑term split: 1st term = 40% of annual fee; 2nd term = 30%; 3rd term = 30%. The per‑term numbers below reflect that 40/30/30 split.

- Nursery — Annual: INR 140,000. Term 1: INR 56,000; Term 2: INR 42,000; Term 3: INR 42,000.
- LKG — Annual: INR 150,000. Term 1: INR 60,000; Term 2: INR 45,000; Term 3: INR 45,000.
- UKG — Annual: INR 150,000. Term 1: INR 60,000; Term 2: INR 45,000; Term 3: INR 45,000.
- Grade 1 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 170,000. Term 1: INR 68,000; Term 2: INR 51,000; Term 3: INR 51,000.
- Grade 2 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 180,000. Term 1: INR 72,000; Term 2: INR 54,000; Term 3: INR 54,000.
- Grade 3 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 190,000. Term 1: INR 76,000; Term 2: INR 57,000; Term 3: INR 57,000.
- Grade 4 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 200,000. Term 1: INR 80,000; Term 2: INR 60,000; Term 3: INR 60,000.
- Grade 5 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 210,000. Term 1: INR 84,000; Term 2: INR 63,000; Term 3: INR 63,000.
- Grade 6 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 230,000. Term 1: INR 92,000; Term 2: INR 69,000; Term 3: INR 69,000.
- Grade 7 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 240,000. Term 1: INR 96,000; Term 2: INR 72,000; Term 3: INR 72,000.
- Grade 8 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 250,000. Term 1: INR 100,000; Term 2: INR 75,000; Term 3: INR 75,000.
- Grade 9 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 260,000. Term 1: INR 104,000; Term 2: INR 78,000; Term 3: INR 78,000.
- Grade 10 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 270,000. Term 1: INR 108,000; Term 2: INR 81,000; Term 3: INR 81,000.
- Grade 11 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 330,000. Term 1: INR 132,000; Term 2: INR 99,000; Term 3: INR 99,000.
- Grade 12 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 325,000. Term 1: INR 130,000; Term 2: INR 97,500; Term 3: INR 97,500.

- CAIE (Cambridge) Grade 1 — Annual: INR 230,000. Term 1: INR 92,000; Term 2: INR 69,000; Term 3: INR 69,000.
- CAIE Grade 2 — Annual: INR 230,000. Term 1: INR 92,000; Term 2: INR 69,000; Term 3: INR 69,000.
- CAIE Grade 3 — Annual: INR 250,000. Term 1: INR 100,000; Term 2: INR 75,000; Term 3: INR 75,000.
- CAIE Grade 4 — Annual: INR 250,000. Term 1: INR 100,000; Term 2: INR 75,000; Term 3: INR 75,000.
- CAIE Grade 5 — Annual: INR 250,000. Term 1: INR 100,000; Term 2: INR 75,000; Term 3: INR 75,000.
- CAIE Grade 6 — Annual: INR 285,000. Term 1: INR 114,000; Term 2: INR 85,500; Term 3: INR 85,500.
- CAIE Grade 7 — Annual: INR 285,000. Term 1: INR 114,000; Term 2: INR 85,500; Term 3: INR 85,500.
- CAIE Grade 8 — Annual: INR 285,000. Term 1: INR 114,000; Term 2: INR 85,500; Term 3: INR 85,500.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school bills tuition in three instalments each academic year: first instalment 40% of annual tuition, second instalment 30%, third instalment 30%. Term‑wise payment options are offered. Families may pay in instalments on the term schedule.
- Transportation is optional and charged separately (transport fees depend on route and distance).
- Sibling benefits and merit‑based scholarships are available for eligible students.

Boarding fees
- No boarding or residential fees are listed; the school presents campus facilities and an optional transport service but does not publish boarding/residential provision or associated charges.

Other costs and typical extras
- Transport: charged separately depending on route and distance.
- Uniform, books, stationery, activity‑specific charges and external examination fees are not itemised in the fee table shown; these items are typically charged separately when applicable. (The fee schedule does explicitly list the life‑time co‑curricular fee noted above.)

Refund information
- Admission fee: specified as a one‑time non‑refundable charge.
- Life‑time co‑curricular fee: shown in the fee table as non‑refundable.
- Security deposit and other items: the published fee table lists a security deposit amount (INR 15,000) but does not include an explicit line‑by‑line refund schedule for that deposit in the fee table itself. For refundable/non‑refundable status of the security deposit and detailed refund conditions, contact the admissions office.

Fee payment options and practical notes
- Term‑wise instalment payments are accepted.
- Online payment gateways (credit card, debit card, net banking, UPI and similar modes) are used for fee collection by available payment partners; convenience charges may apply depending on the payment route. Third‑party fee‑payment platforms that list Premia Academy show credit/debit card, net‑banking and UPI options.

For any administrative or timing details (exact instalment due dates, refund procedure for the security deposit, uniform or book charges, transport routes and fees, and the school's accepted payment channels and bank details), follow the school's admissions contact methods (admissions@thepremiaacademy.com or +91 9111 399 399).

Uniform Requirement

The school has a uniform. Uniforms are referenced in Premia communications, including The Premia Pulse newsletters that mention students wearing a uniform as part of daily life.

House System

The Premia Academy has a four-house system: Agni, Prithvi, Samudra, Vayu.

Governance and Ownership

The Premia Academy is governed by a Managing Committee led by Chairperson Ms. Sinduri Reddy (Managing Director). The committee comprises professionals including an Industry Expert (Subramanyam Kantheti), a Management Representative (Arti Mandhania), the Principal as Member Secretary (Trupti Rao), a Teacher Representative, a CBSE School Principal, a Parent Representative, a Legal Representative, and an NGO Representative (Monisha Vemavarapu, CEO, Rubaroo Trustee).

Curriculum

The Premia Academy is a K-12 school in Hyderabad offering CBSE and Cambridge curricula. Early Years (Nursery & Kindergarten) through Secondary School (Grades 9-12) are organized as Early Years, Foundation Years (Grades 1-2), Primary School (Grades 3-5), Middle School (Grades 6-8), and Secondary School (Grades 9-12). Cambridge Primary (Grades 1-5), Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 6-8), and Cambridge Upper Secondary (Grades 9-10) are offered as part of the Cambridge pathway. The school describes a progressive, life-ready curriculum with a focus on resilience, creativity, and critical thinking through its RAISE framework. The environment emphasizes a global learning environment and values-based education to prepare students for a connected future.

Gifted and Talented

Premia Advantage includes The Premia Edge, a program for advanced learners with emphasis on student voice and enriched learning experiences.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Premia Academy uses the RAISE framework to foster Resilience, Agility, Innovation, Social Responsibility, and Empathy. This supports a holistic learning environment that blends academic development with character growth, inclusive pedagogy, and the development of students' emotional, social, and intellectual potential.

Mental Wellbeing

The Premia Academy emphasizes a safe and positive environment and supports wellbeing through mentorship, career counselling, and opportunities for personal growth. Parents and staff describe students feeling safe, happy, and supported at Premia. The RAISE framework also promotes empathy and social responsibility, contributing to wellbeing.

Safeguarding

Safety measures include background checks for staff, vetted visitors, surveillance cameras, safe water, a fully equipped infirmary with a nurse, and buses with trained drivers and female attendants. The school motto is 'Integrity Above All' and safety is embedded in daily decision-making.

Admissions

1) Enquiry. Enquiry initiates the admissions process. Families contact The Premia Academy to obtain information about admissions, curriculum options, and eligibility criteria. Admissions are open for CBSE and Cambridge curricula, with CBSE covering Nursery through Grade 12 and Cambridge covering Grades 1–10 (IGCSE). A Fees Enquiry Form is available and there is a one-time admission fee, with fee structures varying by curriculum and grade.

2) Application. Application is the next step after enquiry. The admissions process flowchart lists Enquiry, Application, Assessment, Offer, and Onboarding as sequential steps. Applications are considered in light of seat availability and eligibility and may be evaluated based on interaction outcomes.

3) Assessment. Assessment evaluates eligibility and readiness for admission. The process is subject to seat availability, eligibility, and interaction outcomes, and the assessment helps determine whether the school can proceed to the offer stage.

4) Offer. An admission offer is extended after successful assessment if seats remain. The offer marks the transition from assessment to onboarding, subject to enrollment arrangements.

5) Onboarding. Onboarding includes enrollment formalities and the transition to school life. Families complete enrollment steps and prepare for the start date, aligning with the chosen curriculum.

6) Admission Criteria. The school looks for: curiosity and enthusiasm for learning; communication and social readiness for Early Years; academic interest and alignment for higher grades; and a shared value system between the school and family.

Scholarships

1) Sibling benefits are available for eligible families. 2) Merit-based scholarships are available for eligible students. 3) The admissions information notes that scholarships are available as part of the overall admissions and fee considerations. 4) Details about eligibility and how to inquire about scholarships can be obtained through the admissions channels.

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