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CHIREC International School – Serilingampally

📚 Learning Specialist 🧩 Behaviour Specialist

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.

Facilities Overview

The Serilingampally campus spans 9.5 acres with two academic blocks and a 120,000 square‑foot elevated sports deck. Classrooms are airy, well‑ventilated and sunlit, with limited class sizes and Wi‑Fi, interactive boards and laptop carts. Dedicated spaces support Science, Technology & Engineering, Arts & Design, languages and the humanities, along with learning labs and a digitized resource centre. Preschool facilities include classrooms with attached bathrooms, ergonomic child‑friendly furniture, a dedicated library, outdoor play area, dining hall and infirmary. The campus provides 24/7 CCTV security, RFID‑based transport monitoring and A/C buses staffed with Lady Conductors.

Sports Facilities

Indoor Sports Arena includes 6 badminton courts, 3 volleyball courts, 2 basketball courts and facilities for squash, table tennis, taekwondo and gymnastics. Outdoor facilities include a 100m sprint track and a 200m circuit, a football field, 3 cricket nets, 5 tennis courts, 3 basketball courts, 2 handball courts, plus archery and air pistol ranges, a skating rink, hockey and kho‑kho.

Academic Facilities

Spacious learning areas include airy classrooms with direct sunlight, limited class sizes, and spaces for Science, Technology & Engineering, Arts & Design, languages and the humanities, all Wi‑Fi enabled with interactive boards and laptop carts. Cutting‑edge learning labs include Physics, Chemistry and Biology labs, Computers, Robotics and 3D Printing labs, Innovation Labs for Primary students and a C‑Hub Lab for Secondary students, plus a Digitized Research & Resource Centre and a library. Learning Support spaces, Occupational Therapy rooms, counselling suites and University & Career Counselling spaces are available, with accessibility features such as elevators and CCTV‑monitored, secure facilities.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Inspiring co‑curricular areas include Art & Design studios, Clay modelling and pottery, Black Box Theatre, music practice rooms, a dance studio and chess.

Academic & Intellectual

The school offers after-school coaching and a range of student clubs focused on STEM and academic inquiry. The Artificial Intelligence Club and Robotics & 3D Printing Club provide hands-on STEM experiences. Model United Nations and TedxYouth offer platforms for debate, research and global perspectives. School Newspapers and CHIREC Radio provide student-led media and journalism opportunities.

Arts & Creative

The Visual, Literary & Performing Arts program includes Painting, Clay Modelling, Keyboard, Guitar, Tabla, Violin, Kuchipudi Dance, Yoga and Chess.

Cultural & Language

Model United Nations is a student-led initiative to engage with global issues, and TedxYouth, CHIREC Radio and School Newspapers provide platforms for cross-cultural dialogue and global citizenship.

Social & Hobbies

After-School Coaching provides specialised coaching in a range of sports, and students attend sports events at inter-school, state, national and international levels. The sports program includes Athletics, Aerobics, Archery, Basketball, Cricket, Tennis, Skating, Table Tennis, Handball, Volleyball, Gymnastics, Kabaddi and Taekwondo.

Leadership & Professional

Students have opportunities to lead initiatives such as Model United Nations, TedxYouth, CHIREC Radio and School Newspapers.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Exercise is foundational to wellbeing. Nursery to Class 2 engage in activities focusing on upper body, lower body and core strength. Classes 3 to 5 study eight different sports over three years. From Class 6 to 12, students train in one sport to compete; the sports include Athletics, Aerobics, Archery, Basketball, Cricket, Tennis, Skating, Table Tennis, Handball, Volleyball, Gymnastics, Kabaddi and Taekwondo.

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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Meru International School

📚 Learning Specialist 🧩 Behaviour Specialist

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 2850

Meru International School is a Hyderabad-based co-educational institution offering Cambridge and CBSE curricula to students aged 3 to 18. The Miyapur and Tellapur campuses cater from Foundation Stage (Early Years to Grade II) through Senior Secondary (Grade XI–XII). The school integrates Cambridge Global Perspectives within a learning framework built around Science, Commerce and Humanities, and provides Cambridge IGCSE, AS Levels and A Levels, alongside CBSE. On-campus facilities support inquiry and wellbeing, including Junior and Senior Libraries, Science Labs, Math and Social Studies Labs, Computer Language Labs and a Robotic Lab. Music, Dance and Art spaces sit alongside an infirmary, play areas, transport tracking and security. Beyond classwork, Meru Advantage offers entrepreneurship, life skills, financial literacy, career counselling and student externships. Signature programs include the STREaM initiative (Science, Technology, Robotics, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) with a dedicated lab, and IAYP, Duke of Edinburgh awards, MUN and exchanges through the Global School Alliance.

Location

Hyderabad, Telangana, India. Meru International School operates across three campuses in Hyderabad: Miyapur, Tellapur, and Gopanpally. The main address listed is Sy. No. 97(P) & 98, Adjacent To My Home Jewel, Madeenaguda, Chanda Nagar, Hyderabad-500049.

Stages

Foundation Stage EY1 to Grade II (age 3 to 8); Preparatory School Grade III to V (age 8 to 11); Middle School Grade VI to VIII (age 11 to 14); Secondary Program Grade IX to X (age 14 to 16); Senior Secondary Program Grade XI to XII (age 16 to 18).

Country affiliation

India

Application fees
- The school requires payment of an application fee at the time of submitting an application. The online application process includes separate fields for Application Fee, Registration Amount and Prospectus Amount; these amounts are collected during the application/registration step.

Tuition fees (by year group / term)
- Tuition is charged for each enrolled grade (Early Years / Primary / Middle / Secondary / Senior Secondary). Specific tuition amounts by grade or per term are not published in the publicly accessible admissions and branch pages. Confirmation of admission is completed only after payment of the required fees.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Admission is confirmed only after payment of the relevant fees at the time the offer is issued; parents must complete fee payment to secure the place. The school uses an online application/payment workflow for initial payments. Detailed billing schedules (for example: termly instalments, due dates, penalties or late-payment rules) are not listed on the publicly available admissions pages.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Meru International School operates as a day school and does not provide hostel/boarding facilities; boarding fees are therefore not applicable.

Other costs and customary additional charges
- Uniforms, textbooks and school supplies are required and must be purchased by parents as part of the admissions process. Extra-curricular or short-term program fees (for example skill-builder programs, summer camp or special events) are charged separately; those program pages indicate one-time payments for activities and specific event registration fees where applicable. Transport (bus) services are provided by the school and a separate transport charge is customary, but specific transport fees are not published on the public pages.

Refund information
- For specific short-term or extracurricular programs the published policy is that payment once made may be non-refundable (program pages explicitly note no-refund terms for those activities). A general school-wide tuition refund policy or detailed refund schedule for tuition is not published on the publicly available admissions pages.

Fee payment options
- The application workflow includes an online payment interface (a "Pay Application Fee" option appears in the application process). Event and program registration pages show use of QR-code payments for registrations in some cases. The school's public pages do not list a full menu of accepted payment methods (for example: which cards or banks are accepted, or whether direct bank transfer is available).

Practical summary for parents
- Expect to pay an application fee plus a registration/prospectus charge when applying. Tuition is charged per grade and must be paid to confirm admission; additional charges for transport, uniforms, books and optional programs apply. The school is a day school (no boarding charges). Several program pages state payments are non-refundable for those programs. Detailed numerical fee amounts, term-by-term invoices, and a full published refund schedule are not available on the school's public admissions and branch pages.

Uniform Requirement

The school has a uniform.

Food Options

Breakfast, snacks and lunch are provided through the canteen; food is prepared from high-quality produce and the menu is designed by a nutritionist.

House System

The school has four Houses: Gagan, Prithvi, Tejas and Vayu. Each House is led by a House Master and Deputy House Master, and inter-house competitions are held.

Governance and Ownership

The school is part of My Home Group; Meru International School is the group's latest venture.

Curriculum

Cambridge & CBSE curricula are offered. The program spans Foundation Stage (Early Years to Grade II) through Senior Secondary (Grade XI–XII in Miyapur and Tellapur). Cambridge Global Perspectives is included as part of the curriculum, and Cambridge and CBSE frameworks shape learning, with options across Science, Commerce, and Humanities and university pathways.

Student Teacher Ratio

650+ students are guided by 140+ dedicated staff.

Exam Results

Consistently strong Grade 10 and Grade 12 board results.

Higher Education Progression

University Placements & Fairs program supports higher education planning; alumni have secured admissions in reputed colleges; alumni network includes India, the UK, the USA, Dubai, and New Zealand.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school focuses on student well-being as part of education beyond textbooks. It provides personalized counseling and wellness programs. It offers engagement in physical activities and emotional support. The environment is supportive and inclusive where each child is heard, valued, and understood. The school fosters belonging and resilience to help students face challenges with confidence. This approach supports social and emotional development alongside academics.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The Special Instructional Unit is designed for students whose physical, social, cognitive, and emotional skills are delayed. Educators curate curriculum and pedagogy to adapt to the specific needs of these children. An Individual Educational Plan (IEP) is developed to evaluate children and provide the necessary support. The IEP runs parallel to the academic experience at Meru. The unit provides accommodations and specialized instruction to facilitate learning for students with additional needs.

Mental Wellbeing

The school offers personalized counseling and wellness programs. It provides emotional support and engages students in physical activities as part of well-being. The environment is inclusive, helping each student feel heard and valued. The school aims to foster belonging and resilience to help students face challenges with confidence. The focus on holistic well-being supports mental health alongside academic growth.

History

Meru International School is the latest venture from My Home Group. My Home Group has existed for over three decades, with interests in construction, cement, power, consultancy, education and media. Dr. J. Rameswar Rao Jupally is Chairman of the My Home Group. Ms. Meghana Gorukanti Jupally is Founder & Director of Meru International School.

Community

Meru Life includes Community Outreach such as Daan Utsav, Meru Diwali and Meru Aveksha, as well as a Student Led Carnival. Events and Celebrations include Model United Nations, Meru Youth Parliament, Merutsav, Meru Pravinya, Meru Enthusia, Meru Antaragni- Art Expo, and Student Led Conference, plus Curriculum Day, Math Week, Science Week, Language Week and Meru Vijetha.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

Parent Connect: A Partnership for Growth is Meru International School's parent involvement program with an open-door policy and 24-hour response commitments. It includes activities such as Sankranti Celebration: Kite Flying with Parents; Student-Led Conferences; Science Fest; Grandparent's Day; and Father's Day. Regular Parent-Teacher Meetings, Meet Your Teacher, Parent Orientations and Parent Enrichment Programs keep parents informed and engaged via daily updates on the school app and social media.

Facilities Overview

The school provides on-campus facilities for a holistic learning environment. Libraries serve junior and senior students. The school provides Math and Social Studies Labs, Science Labs, and Computer Language Labs to support classroom learning. A Robotic Lab supports hands-on STEM exploration. Music & Dance spaces and Art and Craft spaces complement the arts program, while an infirmary, internal and external play areas, a transport tracking system, and 600 security cameras support student welfare and safety.

Sports Facilities

Internal and External Play Area.

Academic Facilities

Libraries (Junior and Senior) serve both levels. Math and Social Studies Labs support academic inquiry. Robotic Lab enables hands-on STEM exploration. Science Labs enable practical experiments and investigations. Computer Language Labs provide programming and technology learning.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Music and Dance facilities support performing arts. Art and Craft facilities support creative expression. Robotics is offered as part of Meru Advantage. Meru Advantage includes Entrepreneurship, Financial Literacy, Life Skills, Career Counselling, and Student Externships.

Academic & Intellectual

Meru International School offers the STREaM Program (Science, Technology, Robotics, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) for students from Grade 3 to Grade 8, emphasizing hands-on, project-based learning and real-world problem solving. It provides a dedicated STREaM Lab where students design, build, and program models using kits to develop collaboration, critical thinking, and innovation. The curriculum covers mechanics, electronics, and design thinking, encouraging teamwork and creative inquiry. The program also exposes students to emerging technologies such as AI, IoT, robotics, drone technology, 3D printing, and coding.

Arts & Creative

Arts are integrated within the STREaM framework, supporting creative expression alongside scientific learning. The campus includes facilities for Music & Dance and Art and Craft to foster artistic development. The STREaM Lab and related projects provide opportunities for creative-technological collaboration.

Cultural & Language

Global School Alliance membership gives Meru a global dimension, with emphasis on multilingual learning, cultural diversity, and global citizenship. The alliance promotes multiculturalism, diversity, and immersive learning opportunities through international projects and collaboration. Global Exchange initiatives and cross-cultural experiences further enhance students' cultural knowledge and sensitivity.

Social & Hobbies

Model United Nations (MUN) experiences and organized excursions are part of student life, complemented by cultural events and other activities that broaden social engagement. The school's global partnerships and exchange programs provide avenues for informal and formal social learning beyond academics. Students participate in these experiences to develop collaboration and cultural appreciation.

Community & Service

The International Award for Young People (IAYP) program, run in partnership with the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award, promotes experiential learning and community involvement. Through IAYP, Meru encourages volunteering, leadership development, and personal growth beyond traditional academics. This framework supports meaningful service and social responsibility within the school and wider community.

Leadership & Professional

Leadership and professional development are reinforced through the Meru Advantage features such as Student Council, Career Counselling, Life Skills, Financial Literacy, and Entrepreneurship opportunities. The program also includes University Placements to help students plan their post-school pathways. These components collectively support students' leadership, entrepreneurial thinking, and career readiness.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Meru emphasizes Student Well Being with personalized counseling, wellness programs, and emotional support. The school focuses on physical activity, inclusive, supportive environments, and strategies to build resilience and healthy habits. These well-being efforts are integrated with academics to promote holistic student development.

Admissions

1. Enquire For Admission. You can either fill out our online Enquiry Form or visit our admissions office. Our counselor will then get in touch with you promptly. Age criteria follow a chart for entry: EY1 2 years 6 months; EY2 3 years 6 months; EY3 4 years 6 months; Grade 1 5 years 6 months; Grade 2 6 years 6 months; Grade 3 7 years 6 months; Grade 4 8 years 6 months; Grade 5 9 years 6 months; Grade 6 10 years 6 months; Grade 7 11 years 6 months; Grade 8 12 years 6 months; Grade 9 13 years 6 months; Grade 10 14 years 6 months; Grade 11 15 years 6 months. The counselor will guide you through the next steps.

2. Consult with Our Counselor. If you have any queries during the application process or your school visit, the counselor addresses them. They will offer insights into the educational approach and how it can benefit your child's development. The counselor will tailor information to your family's situation.

3. Explore Our Campus. Parents are encouraged to visit the school campus to immerse themselves in the school's culture and ethos. The campus visit provides opportunities to participate in a diverse array of curricular and fitness activities alongside academics.

4. Application Form. Following the counseling session, parents are required to purchase an application form to proceed with the assessment. The form is used to initiate the assessment process.

5. Interaction Process. We engage in student interactions to assess conceptual understanding across age groups. From oral assessments for kindergarten through primary entrants to written assessments for students up to Grade 12, we ensure a comprehensive evaluation to tailor support effectively.

6. Confirmation of Admission and Fee Payment. After successful completion of the aforementioned steps, parents will receive an admission offer. They can secure their child's enrollment by paying the relevant fees.

7. Parent Orientation Program. Prior to the commencement of the upcoming academic year, a parent orientation program will be held to acquaint parents with the Vision, Mission, and Ecosystem.

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Sagebrook International School

📚 Learning Specialist 🧩 Behaviour Specialist

Ages 1 - null years

Sagebrook International School in Hyderabad is an IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) candidate school located on Nanakramguda Service Road, Puppalaguda, 500089. The campus, inaugurated February 6, 2026, features biophilic and neuro-inclusive design by Prakash Nair, sunlit classrooms, sensory zones, a vegetable garden, outdoor learning pods and creative studios. The IB PYP framework guides learning from Beginnings (18–36 months) through Grade 4, with an inquiry-led, child-centred approach that develops critical thinking and collaboration. A daily block-building activity links math, engineering and teamwork, supported by field trips and library research, while a Whitgift School partnership aligns curriculum development with Indian values. Sagebrook emphasizes safety, mindfulness, and wellbeing, with a Parent Café, family spaces and a campus designed for curiosity, belonging and joyful learning. Notable programs include Art Atelier, Little Listeners' Lounge, and Garden to Plate, alongside integrated music, movement, and Makerspace activities. Zoë L. Hauser serves as Head of School, currently leading.

Application / registration fees
- No public, school-wide application or admission fee schedule is published for the 2026/27 academic year. Admissions are handled via the school's enquiry process and scheduled visits.
- A workshop registration fee is published for short courses and workshops: Registration Fee ₹500 (per workshop).

Tuition fees by year group
- The school does not publish a tuition-fee schedule by year group (no per-term or per-year tuition amounts are made available publicly for Beginnings through Grade 2 or other year groups).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- There is no publicly available billing schedule (term/annual instalment options), payment deadlines, or stated penalties published. Families are expected to confirm billing cadence and payment terms through the school's admissions/enrolment process.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- No boarding provision or boarding fees are published. The school's publicly available information presents its programmes for Early Years and Primary years without mention of boarding facilities. Families should assume no boarding fees apply unless confirmed otherwise by admissions.

Other costs and fees (uniform, activities, transport, meals, deposits)
- No published, line-item charges for uniforms, transport, meals, activity fees, caution/security deposits, or capital levies are available in the school's public materials. Workshop/event-specific fees (for example, the Registration Fee ₹500) are published for short programmes.

Refund information
- No publicly stated refund policy, fee-withdrawal deadlines, or refund timelines are published. Refund terms for deposits or prepaid fees are not available in public materials.

Fee payment options
- The school's public information does not list accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, UPI, cheque, etc.). Payment methods and instructions are to be confirmed directly through the school's admissions or finance office. Contact channels are published for admissions enquiries.

Summary for parents
- No comprehensive fee schedule (application fees, tuition by year, billing schedule, boarding fees, uniforms, refunds, or payment methods) is published for the 2026/27 academic year. The only fee amount openly listed in public materials is a ₹500 registration fee for workshops. Families must obtain exact figures, billing cycles, refund conditions, and accepted payment methods directly from the school when confirming admission or enrolment.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Wellbeing is part of everyday life through mindfulness, reflection, movement, and caring relationships. The school has in-house experts who support wellbeing, including a sleep specialist, a speech and language therapist, a nutritionist, and a parenting coach. A counselling psychologist guides emotional wellbeing as part of the advisory board. In the Early Years, circle time, mindfulness, rest, and mindful movement support emotional regulation and wellbeing.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school offers specialist guidance through in-house experts, including a speech and language therapist. A counselling psychologist provides support for emotional and developmental needs.

Mental Wellbeing

Wellbeing is supported through mindfulness, reflection, movement, and caring relationships. The school offers monthly webinars and one-on-one consultations with in-house wellbeing experts, including sleep, nutrition, and language specialists. The advisory board emphasises emotional wellbeing and resilience in children and families.

Safeguarding

The campus prioritises safety, hygiene and mindfulness at its heart. The Early Years routines include circle time, rest, and reflective practices that foster emotional safety.

Facilities Overview

Biophilic and neuro-inclusive design by Prakash Nair shapes a campus with sunlit classrooms, sensory zones, a vegetable garden, and play areas. Outdoor learning pods and creative studios provide spaces for exploration. A Parent Café and family spaces support community involvement, with a cafeteria designed for family engagement and sibling-friendly areas. Safety, hygiene, and mindfulness are central to the campus, aiming to spark curiosity, joy, and a sense of belonging in every learner.

Sports Facilities

Outdoor spaces support movement and active play, with the outdoors used as a lab for gross motor development. Children engage in running games and large outdoor activities in open spaces. Outdoor learning pods and play areas complement classroom-based activities to foster physical development and active engagement.

Academic Facilities

Biophilic architecture supports natural learning flow, with outdoor classrooms and creative labs designed to foster inquiry and collaboration. The IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) framework guides deep thinking, strong literacy, and conceptual understanding. Block building is a daily, whole-class activity from Reception through Grade 1, linking math, engineering, collaboration, and dramatic play. Learning spaces are democratic and hands-on, with students co-constructing the learning journey and specialist sessions integrating music and art into everyday routines.

Extra Curricular Facilities

A Parent Café and family well-being programs foster family engagement on campus. Art Atelier offers nature-based colour exploration and creative labs led by Team Treehouse. Little Listeners' Lounge provides a storytelling circle with read alouds and mindful activities. Garden to Plate offers a sensory garden-to-table experience exploring color, texture, and nutrition. Music & Movement workshops provide interactive musical experiences for young children.

Academic & Intellectual

IB Primary Years Programme framework guides a student-centred, inquiry-led approach that blends international best practices with individual curiosity. Learning emphasizes critical thinking, resilience, and global awareness as students grow from early years through primary years. The curriculum integrates movement, nature, arts, and innovation, and introduces AI literacy to connect learning with real-world challenges. The IB framework fosters deep thinking, strong literacy, and confident readers, writers, and problem-solvers.

Arts & Creative

Art, music, movement, and drama are part of everyday learning and self-expression. Students craft stories through art and music, nurturing creativity and confidence. The campus spaces include sensory gardens and open learning studios that invite exploration and collaborative creativity. Learning weaves arts into transdisciplinary projects, connecting creative inquiry with academic understanding.

Cultural & Language

Sagebrook fosters global thinking and cultural awareness through its IB framework and collaboration with Whitgift School in the UK. The partnership brings global excellence, including shared teacher training and cross-cultural exchanges, expanding students' worldviews. The curriculum emphasizes strong foundations in language and thinking, with emphasis on literacy, numeracy, reasoning, and expression. The program blends global standards with Indian values to support multilingual development and communication.

Leadership & Professional

The school has a leadership team of globally experienced leaders. The advisory board features Harvard and international experts guiding Sagebrook's vision. The school is developed in collaboration with Whitgift School, London, bringing curriculum and teacher development and global standards with Indian values. The Sagebrook Way describes classrooms as spaces of voice, choice and ownership, empowering students to co-construct their learning journey.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Campus life is designed to spark curiosity, growth, and joy, with safety, hygiene and mindfulness at its heart. Families are supported through a Parent Café and in-house sleep and nutrition experts. The campus design includes biophilic architecture, sensory gardens, outdoor classrooms and community zones that invite movement and collaboration. Wellbeing is part of everyday life through mindfulness, reflection, movement, and caring relationships.

Admissions

01 Enquire: Start by completing our online enquiry form, and our team will connect with you to guide you through the next steps. This initial contact initiates the admissions process. You will receive guidance on the next steps from the admissions team. The enquiry sets the stage for submitting an application. 02 Visit our campus: See Sagebrook in action. In-person tours are by appointment only. Call +91 7997888880 or +91 8886603824 to schedule your visit. Virtual options are coming soon. 03 Submit application: We offer both walk-in and online registration options. Walk-In Registrations require the following: Completed application form; Child's ID (Aadhaar, Birth Certificate, or equivalent); Parent IDs; Passport photos (child and parents); Health Record; Past 2–3 years of school reports (if applicable). Online Application Submission requires the same documents: Completed application form; Child's ID (Aadhaar, Birth Certificate, or equivalent); Parent IDs; Passport photos (child and parents); Health Record; Past 2–3 years of school reports (if applicable). 04 Child's Visit: Early Years 1 to Grade 1: Children participate in small-group activities that help educators get to know them. Grade 1 and above: Students interact with the grade level teacher in literacy and numeracy activities. 05 Admissions offer: Successful applicants will receive an offer. To secure your seat, please confirm enrollment within 7 working days. Delayed confirmations may result in the seat being offered to another applicant. The admissions offer completes the process for accepted students.

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Indus International School Hyderabad

📚 Learning Specialist 🧩 Behaviour None

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 1200

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Indus International School Hyderabad is a co-educational day-cum-boarding IB school located on a 27-acre campus near Mokila, Hyderabad. The school offers the IB framework across PYP, MYP and DP, with the IBCP for Grades 11–12, serving students aged 3–18. Classes are small and teaching is supported by smart classrooms and teacher-robots, while the campus hosts activity rooms, libraries, studios for art, dance and music, and a 24/7 infirmary. Facilities include a swimming pool, courts, amphitheatre, gardens and extensive playing fields; campus security is comprehensive. Extracurriculars feature a strong arts program with an orchestra and choir, and a broad sport offering including horse riding. Notable programs include the Innovation Curriculum, PMUN, cross-school collaborations, and community service through medical camps and the Aasha initiative. Leadership initiatives like Startup School and Indus School of Leadership nurture entrepreneurial skills. The campus supports digital learning, a safe environment, and opportunities for global mindedness and leadership.

Location

Survey No. 424 & 425 Kondakal Village, Near Mokila (M), Shankarpally, RR District, Hyderabad, Telangana, India. The campus occupies 27 acres. It is located near Mokila in the Shankarpally area of Hyderabad and is accessible by road.

Stages

Reception to Grade 12 (ages 3 to 19).

Type

co-educational day cum boarding school

Additional learning support

ESL/ALL; SEN

Country affiliation

India

Bus service

School bus facility covering almost all parts of Hyderabad with designated pick up & drop points; 30 air-conditioned buses; GPS; female safety warden; bus parent

Application / Registration Fees

- No published, numerical application or registration fee is available for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic sessions. Parents must obtain the exact non‑refundable registration/ application amount directly from the admissions office or in the formal offer documentation.

Tuition fees (by year group and per term)

- The school does not publish a public, itemised tuition schedule that lists per‑year or per‑term amounts for each grade for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 sessions. Exact tuition figures by year group and the breakdown by term are provided to families through admissions communications and the school's billing system.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The school issues official invoicing and manages fee payments through the school's parent/ERP portal; families receive term‑wise invoices and payment deadlines via that system or admissions correspondence. Specific billing dates, due dates, late‑payment penalties, and interest terms are not published in a public fee schedule and are provided with the fee invoice.

Boarding fees

- Indus International School Hyderabad operates a boarding programme. Specific boarding fee amounts (weekly/full/termly or annual boarding charges) are not published as a public fee sheet for 2026/27 or 2025/26. Parents are provided the boarding fee schedule and associated boarding terms at the time of admission or via the school billing portal.

Other costs and typical fee categories

- The school does not provide a public itemised list of ancillary charges with amounts. Common categories that families should expect to be covered either through separate invoices or included in the tuition/boarding accounts are: uniform and clothing, textbooks and stationery, transport (if applicable), meals and catering supplements, medical/insurance charges, enrichment and extracurricular activity fees, examination or external assessment fees, school photographs and publications, occasional trips and excursions, and personal or discretionary expenses. Exact charges and whether items are included in tuition/boarding or billed separately are provided in the school's fee documents and invoices.

Refund information

- No public, detailed refund policy or specific refundable‑deposit amounts are published in the school's public fee materials for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 sessions. Information such as refundable caution deposits, conditions for refund, timelines for refund processing, or deductions applied on early withdrawal is supplied to families in the admissions offer, fee agreement, or parent/ERP billing documentation.

Fee payment options

- The school uses a parent/ERP portal for administrative and fee management. The admissions office and the ERP portal handle payment instructions and posting of receipts. For direct contact about payment methods (for example: credit card, bank transfer/NEFT/RTGS, or other electronic payment methods), the admissions office provides the authorised payment channels in the invoice or parent portal. For admissions and billing enquiries, use the school admissions email address listed for the school.

How to obtain the full, official fee schedule and exact amounts

- Request the complete fee schedule, the fee‑breakdown by grade (per term and per year), boarding fee options and amounts, the billing calendar, the school's refund terms, and the accepted payment methods directly from the school's admissions or billing office; contact details and the ERP portal are available to enrolled and prospective families.

Summary of findings (brief):

- Public, itemised fee numbers for the 2026/27 academic year (and for 2025/26) are not published on the school's public pages; the school provides fee amounts, billing schedules and payment instructions to families through admissions communications and the parent/ERP portal. Key contacts for fee and billing information are the admissions email and the ERP login referenced by the school.

Boarding Arrangements

The school offers day schooling, week boarding and term boarding. Boarding houses are supervised by a House Parent, and students in Boarding are assigned to resident Tutors within a House. There is an on-site infirmary with a nurse and ambulance on-call 24/7.

Uniform Requirement

The school provides formal and sports uniforms which are included in the annual fee.

Food Options

For Day Scholars, hot breakfast and lunch plus two snacks are provided; for Boarders, all meals are provided, including dinner. The school runs an in-house kitchen with trained staff and a full-time nutritionist, offering a balanced Indian and Continental menu for vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals; the menu is nuts-free and accommodates allergies.

House System

Indus Hyderabad has four Houses: Phoenix, Pegasus, Hercules and Orion. Students and teachers are assigned to a House, each headed by a Housemaster; Tutors group students in sets of about 10. Boarding houses are supervised by a House Parent.

Governance and Ownership

Indus International School Hyderabad was established by the Indus Trust. The Indus Trust has established additional international schools in Pune and Hyderabad.

Curriculum

The school teaches the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum, including Primary Years Programme (PYP) for Lower KG to Grade 5, Middle Years Programme (MYP) for Grades 6 to 10, and Diploma Programme (DP) plus Career-Related Programme (IBCP) for Grades 11 and 12.

Student Teacher Ratio

6:1

Exam Results

IB MYP Certificate recipients 95%; IB Diploma Pass 92%; IB MYP Highest Score 55/56; IB Diploma Highest Score 45/45; IB MYP Average score 44.5/56; IB Diploma Average 34.2.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates progress to universities in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and India; notable destinations include Babson College, Johns Hopkins University, Duke University, University of California, Berkeley, Imperial College London, and IIT Madras.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school has emotional well-being as an integral part of education. The Behavioral Counselling Department offers a structured, multi-tiered program to support every student's emotional, social, and psychological growth. Individual Counselling and Group Counselling provide confidential support for issues such as anxiety, stress, peer conflict, family concerns, trauma, and self-esteem. Classroom-based SEL is delivered in alignment with the IB continuum, with life-skills sessions on emotional intelligence, digital well-being, and mindfulness. Boarding Student Support provides dedicated counselling for residential life, and workshops for students, teachers, and parents support ongoing development; confidentiality is maintained with early intervention and collaboration across staff, parents, and, when needed, external referrals.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school is inclusive and recognizes the unique strengths and needs of every learner. The SEN team ensures equitable access to the curriculum through targeted support and collaboration with teachers and parents. In PYP, early identification and intervention include remediation, differentiated instruction, classroom accommodations such as simplified instructions and visual aids, and additional one-on-one sessions. In MYP/DP/CP, individualized interventions and formal accommodations are provided; an Individualized Educational Plan (IEP) is developed for one-on-one support, with classroom accommodations and formal examination accommodations as per IB guidelines; all supports are reviewed regularly to stay aligned with progress and evolving needs. All children can learn through targeted support and inclusive practices.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The ESL Department recognizes learner diversity including linguistic diversity as central to the IB philosophy. ESL students receive equitable opportunities to access the curriculum and demonstrate their learning, with a commitment to reducing barriers and enabling all students to succeed as lifelong learners. Placement assessments determine language support, and individualized learning plans are implemented in alignment with IB inclusive access arrangements; support is provided one-on-one or in small groups, tailored to each learner's stage of language acquisition to ensure progress and confidence. Language development is embedded across the IB continuum; in PYP the focus is on early literacy, vocabulary, and sentence structure, and in MYP the emphasis is on academic language and structured writing with strategies to access content across disciplines. Accommodations in eAssessments for ESL/ALL learners are provided as needed under IB guidelines, and progress is regularly monitored with a commitment to equity, inclusion, agency, and collaboration.

Mental Wellbeing

Emotional well-being is addressed through the Behavioral Counselling Department's services, including individual and group counselling, classroom SEL, and life-skills workshops on emotional intelligence, digital well-being, and mindfulness. Boarding students receive dedicated support, and staff and parent workshops help extend mental health awareness and coping strategies across the school community. The program emphasizes early intervention, collaboration with teachers, and confidential, student-centered practices; progress is monitored to improve services.

Safeguarding

Confidentiality is maintained except when a student poses a risk to themselves or others. For moderate- to high-priority cases, counselors involve parents and seek external referrals with consent. Regular coordination with teachers, the ESL & SEN departments, and school leadership ensures intervention plans are aligned and progress is tracked. Additional safeguards include referral protocols to external mental health services and multi-stakeholder engagement in sensitive cases.

History

Indus International School Hyderabad was founded in 2008 on a 27-acre campus on the outskirts of Hyderabad. The school is a residential international school with small class sizes and a personalised learning experience that prepares students to become future leaders. Founded December 14, 2008. LT. General Arjun Ray, PVSM, VSM (RETD.) is Founder MD & CEO of Indus Trust.

Community

The school maintains a Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) that engages parents in governance and community activities. The Chairperson of the PAC is Ms. Sweta Tiwari. The PAC Board Members include representatives for each major school phase, with contact details provided (for example sweta.tiwari@gmail.com). The school is located at Indus International School, Hyderabad, Survey No. 424 & 425 Kondakal Village, Near Mokila (M), Shankarpally, RR District, Hyderabad, Telangana.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

The school maintains a Parent Advisory Committee (PAC), functioning similarly to a Parent-Teacher Association. The Chairperson is Ms. Sweta Tiwari. PAC Board Members include representatives across grade levels, with emails listed for each role and the Chair's email at sweta.tiwari@gmail.com. The PAC address is Indus International School, Hyderabad, Survey No. 424 & 425 Kondakal Village, Near Mokila (M), Shankarpally, RR District, Hyderabad, Telangana.

Facilities Overview

The 27-acre green campus supports an internationally designed curriculum and all-round personality development. The school comprises smart classrooms with teacher-robots, activity rooms, a fitness centre, art, dance and music studios, libraries, spacious playing and athletic fields, gardens, playgrounds and a swimming pool. The campus is monitored by security cameras and personnel for student safety.

Sports Facilities

The campus offers a swimming pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, and spacious playing fields for sports. There is an open-air amphitheatre for performances and outdoor events. Horse riding is available as part of sports and extracurricular activities. The facilities form part of the campus amenities designed to support physical education and student wellness.

Academic Facilities

Smart Classrooms are a feature of the academic facilities, enabling technology-enabled teaching. The campus houses activity rooms, libraries, and studios for art, dance and music. An infirmary operates on campus 24/7 to support student health. The wifi-enabled campus supports digital learning and IB-related activities.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Open Air Amphitheatre supports performances and events outside class time. Activity Rooms provide spaces for clubs and group activities. Horse riding is available on campus as an extracurricular option. The dining hall and on-site kitchen support student life during after-school activities and events.

Academic & Intellectual

The Innovation Curriculum lets students set competency-based goals in several areas. Arts, music, dance, drama and sports are given as much importance as academics. This approach prepares students to navigate a world of volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity.

Arts & Creative

Arts, music, dance, drama and other creative pursuits are integral alongside academics. The Indus Orchestra and Choir provide performance opportunities. Inter-house competitions and inter-school tournaments offer creative and performing arts exposure.

Cultural & Language

Primary Model United Nations (PMUN) 2024 saw Grades 4 and 5 delegates engage in debates and negotiations on global issues. A collaboration with The Indian Public School in Chennai on February 6, 2024, explored heritage, language and literature and fostered cross-cultural exchange. Expert talks and cross-school partnerships broaden cultural understanding and language exposure.

Social & Hobbies

Inter-house competitions and inter-school tournaments provide social and competitive platforms for students. Weekend sports and activities include basketball, football, cricket, badminton, table tennis, swimming, golf, shooting and athletics. Indus Day and other events offer social and cultural engagement outside the classroom.

Community & Service

Community Service Projects are a formal part of the program. A Mega Medical Camp at Shabad, organized with Telangana Government, involved IB DP students in volunteering and serving the community. The Aasha initiative empowers female support staff with literacy, communicative English, development and financial literacy.

Leadership & Professional

House Vision initiatives and inter-house competitions foster leadership and teamwork. Startup School and Indus School of Leadership are part of the Indus ecosystem to nurture entrepreneurship and leadership skills. The school is led by Principal Ms. Farida Fraz, with a governance team comprising trustees and senior leaders.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The school provides extensive sports and outdoor activities as part of student wellbeing. Weekend activities include basketball, football, cricket, badminton, table tennis, swimming, golf, shooting, and athletics. Indus Day and health initiatives promote wellness and community health, complemented by staff development programs like Aasha.

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Meridian School for Boys and Girls

📚 Learning Specialist 🧩 Behaviour None

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees ₹229,600 - 475,000

Pupils 4500

Type Co-educational

Meridian School for Boys and Girls in Hyderabad operates across six campuses—Banjara Hills, Madhapur, Kukatpally, Uppal, Kompally and Warangal—serving nursery to Grade 12 with a student community of over 4,500. The Banjara Hills campus at 8-2-541, Rd Number 7, Zahara Nagar, offers CBSE from Nursery to Grade 5, with English, Hindi and Telugu languages and French from Grade 1 to 5; robotics begins in Grade 1. Madhapur hosts the IB Primary Years Programme for Nursery through Grade 5 and Cambridge studies, while CBSE is available from Grade 6 to 12 across campuses. Founded in 1995, Meridian emphasizes an Achiever Model—hands-on learning, internships and leadership development to prepare students for future careers. The school fosters a broad sports program—football, basketball, volleyball, cricket, table tennis, chess, taekwondo and yoga—and extensive clubs, including MUN, robotics and the KALANJALI Art Club. It aims to develop values, leadership and holistic growth alongside academics for all.

Location

The Meridian School for Boys & Girls is located in Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana 500034. The address is 8-2-541, Rd Number 7, Zahara Nagar, Banjara Hills. It sits in an urban, central area of Hyderabad.

Stages

Nursery to Grade 8. IB PYP Coordinator grades Nur - 5. In charge Grades 6-8 CBSE.

Type

Co-educational (Boys & Girls).

Additional learning support

The school has a Special Educator and a Counselor/Wellness Teacher.

Country affiliation

India

Admission & application fees

- Form / suitability test fee: INR 2,000 (per application).
- Admission / enrolment components:
- Madhapur campus: Admission fee INR 5,000 plus Enrollment fee INR 30,000 (total admission/enrolment INR 35,000).
- Kukatpally campus: Admission fee INR 5,000 and Enrollment fee INR 25,000 (as shown for Kukatpally).

Tuition fees — Meridian School, Madhapur (Academic year 2026–27) — per term and annual total

- Nursery: Term I INR 91,800; Term II INR 68,900; Term III INR 68,900; Annual total INR 229,600.
- PP I: Term I INR 97,400; Term II INR 73,000; Term III INR 73,000; Annual total INR 243,400.
- PP II: Term I INR 103,200; Term II INR 77,400; Term III INR 77,400; Annual total INR 258,000.
- Std I: Term I INR 109,400; Term II INR 82,050; Term III INR 82,050; Annual total INR 273,500.
- Std II: Term I INR 116,000; Term II INR 87,000; Term III INR 87,000; Annual total INR 290,000.
- Std III: Term I INR 122,900; Term II INR 92,150; Term III INR 92,150; Annual total INR 307,200.
- Std IV: Term I INR 130,280; Term II INR 97,710; Term III INR 97,710; Annual total INR 325,700.
- Std V: Term I INR 138,080; Term II INR 103,560; Term III INR 103,560; Annual total INR 345,200.
- Std VI: Term I INR 146,400; Term II INR 109,800; Term III INR 109,800; Annual total INR 366,000.
- Std VII: Term I INR 155,200; Term II INR 116,400; Term III INR 116,400; Annual total INR 388,000.
- Std VIII: Term I INR 164,500; Term II INR 123,350; Term III INR 123,350; Annual total INR 411,200.
- Std IX: Term I INR 174,400; Term II INR 130,750; Term III INR 130,750; Annual total INR 435,900.
- Std X: Term I INR 176,200; Term II INR 132,150; Term III INR 132,150; Annual total INR 440,500.
- Std XI (Science / Commerce / Humanities): Term I INR 151,670; Term II INR 151,670; Term III INR 151,660; Annual total INR 455,000 (same structure and amounts shown for all streams).
- Std XII (Science / Commerce / Humanities): Term I INR 158,340; Term II INR 158,340; Term III INR 158,320; Annual total INR 475,000 (same structure and amounts shown for all streams).

Tuition fees — Meridian School, Kukatpally (Fee structure shown for 2024–25) — per term and annual total

- Admission fee INR 5,000; Enrollment fee INR 25,000.
- Nursery: Term I INR 48,000; Term II INR 36,000; Term III INR 36,000; Annual total INR 120,000.
- PP I: Term I INR 51,600; Term II INR 38,700; Term III INR 38,700; Annual total INR 129,000.
- PP II: Term I INR 52,400; Term II INR 39,300; Term III INR 39,300; Annual total INR 131,000.
- Std I: Term I INR 55,600; Term II INR 41,700; Term III INR 41,700; Annual total INR 139,000.
- Std II: Term I INR 60,800; Term II INR 45,600; Term III INR 45,600; Annual total INR 152,000.
- Std III: Term I INR 63,600; Term II INR 47,700; Term III INR 47,700; Annual total INR 159,000.
- Std IV: Term I INR 66,000; Term II INR 49,500; Term III INR 49,500; Annual total INR 165,000.
- Std V: Term I INR 68,400; Term II INR 51,300; Term III INR 51,300; Annual total INR 171,000.
- Std VI: Term I INR 71,200; Term II INR 53,400; Term III INR 53,400; Annual total INR 178,000.
- Std VII: Term I INR 73,200; Term II INR 54,900; Term III INR 54,900; Annual total INR 183,000.
- Std VIII: Term I INR 75,200; Term II INR 56,400; Term III INR 56,400; Annual total INR 188,000.
- Std IX: Term I INR 76,800; Term II INR 57,600; Term III INR 57,600; Annual total INR 192,000.
- Std X: Term I INR 78,800; Term II INR 59,100; Term III INR 59,100; Annual total INR 197,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The academic year is divided into three terms; fees are payable for three terms. The first-term fee must be received to confirm admission. Each term's fee is payable within one week of the start of the new term.
- Transport charges (if opted) are calculated by route/km and are collected on a six-monthly basis; the admissions summary shows typical transport ranges quoted for a 20 km route. Books and stationery are included in the school fee; two meals (breakfast and lunch) are included unless otherwise stated.

Boarding fees

- No boarding fees are listed. The school operates day-school services with on-campus meals provided; no boarding facility or boarding fee is shown in the disclosed fee documents.

Other costs and recurring charges

- Uniform cost: approximately INR 5,000–6,000 for three sets (parents to procure uniforms via the school's portal or designated collection).
- Transport (approximate): the admissions summary lists a minimum and maximum example for a 20 km route (example range shown: INR 52,800 to INR 88,800 collected on a six‑monthly basis). Exact transport charges vary by distance and route.
- Books & stationery: included in the school fee; textbooks and stationery are issued on presentation of the fee receipt.
- Meals: breakfast and lunch are provided and included in the fee for day students (no separate mess fee listed for day students).
- Sibling discount: a sibling discount of INR 10,000 is shown as applicable where conditions are met.

Refunds and non‑refundable charges

- The admission/enrolment fee is non‑refundable. No separate refundable security deposit or caution-money refund terms were provided in the disclosed fee documents.

Fee payment options and payee details

- Cheque, draft or remittance instructions: payments by cheque, draft, or remittance should be made in favour of "Meridian Educational Society" payable at Hyderabad (school communications list these instruments). The school also uses a parent/student portal (MyClassBoard) for parent accounts and fee administration. Specific online payment methods accepted (credit card, net banking, UPI) are not itemized in the disclosed documents.

Brief note on coverage and items not explicitly listed

- The Madhapur fee schedule for academic year 2026–27 and the Kukatpally schedule (shown for 2024–25) were published in the school's mandatory disclosure/fee documents. The Banjara Hills campus fee schedule in an accessible fee table was not found in the disclosed PDFs while preparing this summary; where a campus-specific figure was not available, the campus-level admissions summary values are reported above. The documents used are the school's published fee PDFs and the admissions summary.

Uniform Requirement

Sports Uniform is worn on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays; School Uniform is worn on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Hoodies and Blazers are provided for students in Grades 9 to 12. Uniforms are to be procured by parents. New students may attend in casual attire during March and April, and uniforms can be purchased online with size trials available on the school's designated dates.

Food Options

Breakfast and lunch are provided on campus. Meals are planned by a nutritionist and prepared under strict hygienic conditions. A weekly menu is published on the school's site, and there is no additional charge for food services.

Governance and Ownership

The school is part of the Meridian Group of Schools, founded in 1995 by Neelakanta Butta and Renuka Butta. Current leadership includes Ms. Tejaswi Butta (CEO, Meridian Group of Schools), Mr. Amogh Butta (COO, Meridian Group of Schools), Mrs. Lalitha Naidu Injety (President, Meridian Group of Schools), and Mr. Pratul Butta (Director, Meridian Group of Schools).

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides an inclusive and safe environment that values every student and emphasizes emotional well-being and diversity. It supports social and emotional development and fosters resilience, emotional intelligence, and positive behavior. There is a zero-tolerance policy for bullying to ensure a supportive atmosphere where students can flourish.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school has a Special Education Needs (SEN) department with an inclusive education model. It conducts individualized assessments and creates customized learning plans with targeted support and specialized services. Limited SEN intake per class is maintained to ensure effective support, and a dedicated SEN teacher-student ratio of 1:15 is upheld within SEN programs.

Mental Wellbeing

Resilience and well-being are integrated into the school's approach, focusing on emotional intelligence, stress management, and work-life balance. Programs support mental health and personal growth, helping students manage emotions and social interactions.

Safeguarding

The school upholds an inclusive and safe environment with a zero-tolerance policy for bullying, prioritizing student safety and welfare and fostering a culture of safeguarding across campuses.

History

Meridian School, Hyderabad was founded in 1995. It operates across multiple campuses in Banjara Hills, Madhapur, Kukatpally, Uppal, Kompally, and Warangal. The school is affiliated with CBSE, IB, and Cambridge, indicating a global orientation. It serves nursery through grade 12 and has a community of over 4,500 students, with alumni working in diverse fields worldwide. The Achiever Model guides its approach, emphasizing hands-on learning, internships, and leadership development to prepare students for future careers.

Community

Meridian's campus life centers on clubs, expeditions, internships, and global exchange opportunities, with student-led clubs spanning arts, culture, science, and service. The program includes a Model United Nations, field trips, robotics, and a broad sports offering that includes football, basketball, volleyball, cricket, and more. Clubs include Art Club, Cultural Club, Eco Club, TED-Ed Club, Interact Club, Health & Wellness Club, SSR Club, and Literary Club, among others, fostering creativity, collaboration and global awareness. Annual expeditions and internships, along with global exchanges, provide practical experiences that complement classroom learning.

Facilities Overview

The Meridian School operates across six campuses: Banjara Hills, Madhapur, Kukatpally, Uppal, Kompally, and Warangal. It has state-of-the-art infrastructure. The school offers CBSE, IBPYP, and the Cambridge curriculum. It emphasizes values, leadership and holistic development alongside academics.

Sports Facilities

Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Cricket, Table Tennis, Chess, Taekwondo and Yoga are part of the school's sports program. The program emphasizes teamwork, physical fitness and leadership development. A broad range of activities is offered to match diverse student interests. Campus Life describes sports as a core aspect of student life.

Academic Facilities

IBPYP is offered at Madhapur for Nursery through Grade 5; Cambridge Curriculum is available at Madhapur; CBSE is offered from Grade 6 to 12. Banjara Hills provides CBSE from Nursery through Grade 5 with languages including English, Hindi and Telugu, and French taught from Grade 1 to 5; robotics begins from Grade 1. Kukatpally follows CBSE from Grade 1 to 10, with Hindi and Telugu from PP2 and a third language starting Grade 6. At Madhapur, languages include English, Hindi, Telugu and Spanish for Grades 1–5 with French from Grade 6 and Sanskrit accompanying Cambridge offerings; Cambridge Curriculum is on offer from the current academic year.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Clubs include Art Club, Cultural Club, Eco Club, TED-Ed Club, Interact Club, Health & Wellness Club, SSR Club and Literary Club. Model United Nations (MUN) is offered. Field trips expand learning beyond the classroom. Robotics is a hands-on program where students code and build robots. The sports program includes Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Cricket, Table Tennis, Chess, Taekwondo and Yoga.

Academic & Intellectual

Annual expeditions, internships, and global exchange opportunities broaden real-world learning. Model United Nations, TED-Ed, and the School Enterprise Challenge develop critical skills. Student leadership and community outreach initiatives foster confidence and social responsibility.

Arts & Creative

KALANJALI Art Club awakens creativity and self-expression. Co-curricular platforms cover music, sculpture, pottery, dance, and crafts. Each student selects from a kaleidoscope of artistic activities.

Cultural & Language

SANSKRITI fosters native cultural pride while welcoming global cultures. Culture is explored through music, dance, and drama. The club preserves and promotes our cultural heritage.

Social & Hobbies

The SPARK SQUAD develops international leadership skills. The INTERACT CLUB promotes service, teamwork, and respect. The TRAILBLAZERS encourage heritage awareness and social uplift.

Community & Service

The TRAILBLAZERS Heritage + SSR Club trains students to protect heritage. It promotes ecological sustainability and volunteerism. Compassion and empathy guide community outreach.

Leadership & Professional

Student leadership initiatives foster responsibility and collaboration. Global opportunities and awards support future professional development. Public speaking and debate through MUN build confidence.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Bagless days emphasize hands-on, experiential learning. AAYUSHMAN BHAVA Health and Wellness promotes EQ, nutrition, sanitation, and safety. Yoga and fitness support physical and mental wellbeing.

Admissions

Admission policy: The Meridian School has an open and inclusive admission policy. It admits pupils irrespective of gender, race, disability, or special educational needs, provided there are good prospects of meeting their needs without unduly prejudicing the education and welfare of other pupils. Inclusion Education is promoted to ensure every child has the opportunity to flourish. The school maintains a low student‑teacher ratio across levels: 25:2 in Foundational years, 25:1 in Primary, and 30:1 in Middle & Secondary.

Admission process: For Banjara Hills and Madhapur campuses, form fee and suitability test are Rs 2,000 each; admission is Rs 30,000 and enrolment Rs 5,000. For Kukatpally campus, form fee is Rs 2,000; admission Rs 25,000; enrolment Rs 5,000. The remainder of the process includes a PRE‑guided counselling session, a school tour, and an interaction with the Principal or Vice Principal. Books, stationery and two meals are included in the fee. Uniform and transport costs vary by distance; transport costs start around Rs 52,800 and can go up to Rs 88,800, payable in six monthly installments. A sibling discount of Rs 10,000 is available where applicable.

Documents: Birth Certificate; Transfer Certificate; Bonafide Certificate; Aadhaar cards for child and parents; passport-sized photographs; medical records if applicable.

Age criteria: Toddlers 2+, Nursery 3+, PPI 4+, PPII 5+, Grade 1-6+.

Language policy and curriculum: Language policy: A second language is introduced from Grade PPII; options include Hindi and Telugu through Grade V. From Grade VI onward, students can choose French, Sanskrit, or Urdu (availability depends on branch). International languages Spanish and French are offered as foreign language options at Madhapur and Banjara Hills branches. Curriculum: CBSE is offered from Grades 6-12 at Banjara Hills and Madhapur; Nursery to Grade 10 at Kukatpally. IB is offered Nursery to Grade 5 at Banjara Hills and Madhapur. Cambridge Curriculum is newly introduced and is offered from Nursery to Grade 7, with plans to extend to Grade 10 in coming years.

Timings and transport: Regular school hours are 7:50 AM to 2:45 PM at Banjara Hills; 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM at Madhapur; 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM at Kukatpally. For Nursery to Grade 5, all Saturdays are holidays. For Grades 6 to 12, 2nd and 3rd Saturdays are holidays; 1st and 4th Saturdays are working days. The school operates GPS‑tracked buses with trained drivers and attendants; transport fees depend on distance.

Mess policy and uniform: The school provides meals designed by a nutritionist with fresh fruits, vegetables, grains and proteins, along with purified RO water. There is no additional fee for food services. Uniforms are procured by parents; specific day‑to‑day uniforms are defined by policy.

Discipline and facilities: The school adheres to a code of conduct with emphasis on respect, integrity, responsibility and empathy; punctuality and attendance are emphasized, and there is zero tolerance for bullying. Facilities include modern infrastructure, low student‑teacher ratios, digital boards, robotics and STEM labs, reading programs (RazPlus), life skills program by Mystic Land, and an art program (Indifame). The school is accredited to offer CBSE, IB, and Cambridge boards.

Extracurriculars and university guidance: Extracurricular activities include leadership opportunities such as MUN and TEDx Talks. A full‑time career guidance team supports university admissions and career planning, and the school maintains university collaborations and testing registrations (College Board).

International exposure and subjects: Meridian offers international exchange programs with trips to France and other destinations; in Grades 11 and 12, streams include MPC, BiPC, MBiPC, MEC, CEIC, and HEC with core and optional subjects available across streams.

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Suchitra Academy

📚 Learning Specialist 🧩 Behaviour None

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.

History

Suchitra Academy began on a site that was formerly Suchitra Electronics, a family-owned venture of the founder-director K V Praveen Raju. The location later served ICFAI's Engineering College Campus, with classrooms, workshops, laboratories, and hostels. When ICFAI moved to its own campus, Praveen Raju envisioned a new kind of school and Suchitra Academy was born—designed with wide-open green spaces, large classrooms, and top-of-the-line sports facilities. Today the 5-acre campus sits on NH 7, with a built-up area of 193,515 square feet, providing a holistic environment for the body, mind, and soul of its students.

Community

Beyond Academics includes Reciprocal Student Exchange, Internship, Outreach Programmes, TEDxYouth, and NCC, reflecting a broad learning ecosystem that extends education beyond the classroom.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

Suchitra Academy has a Parent Advisory Committee (PAC), the Suchitra PAC, as the main parent-teacher connect. The PAC, together with Parent Mentor Interactions (PMI), fosters open collaboration between parents and the school to enhance education and the Suchitran experience, covering academics as well as campus life such as transport and safety. Regular parent engagement includes fortnightly newsletters and a parent portal to keep families informed, with parent representatives contributing to decision-making committees.

Facilities Overview

State-of-the-art infrastructure spans 8,952.2 sq meters and supports Sports, Visual Arts, and Performing Arts. Outdoor facilities include badminton, tennis, basketball, soccer, cricket, volleyball, swimming, skating, and table tennis, with coaching support for badminton. Classrooms are large (about 600 sq ft) and accommodate up to 30 students, with air conditioning, cubby-holes, soft boards, interactive boards, and high-speed internet. Amphitheatre seats 1,700 and the Multi-Purpose Hall seats 700 for assemblies and events; the Library holds about 7,000 books. An ICT Centre, ultramodern Physics, Chemistry and Biology laboratories, Arts and Crafts rooms, Music rooms, and Karate spaces supplement academic life; a Play Pen serves toddlers and the dining facility seats 500. Safety and transport are supported by solar fencing and GPS-enabled buses.

Sports Facilities

Outdoor facilities include Badminton, Tennis, Basketball, Soccer, Cricket, Volleyball, Swimming, Skating, and Table Tennis. The campus includes a gymnasium used by elite athletes, including PV Sindhu for training. Indoor Games and Activities include Gymnastics, Chess, Western/Freestyle, Dance, Kuchipudi Dance, Keyboard, Drums, Fine Arts, Yoga/Meditation, and Lego/Robotics. Performing Arts spaces include Theatre, Classical Dance, Indian Vocal, Drums/Percussion, Guitar, Keyboard, Western Dance, and Ukulele.

Academic Facilities

Physics, Chemistry and Biology laboratories are ultramodern and well equipped. The ICT Centre provides sleek desktop computers with internet connectivity and firewalls to keep students on appropriate sites. Classrooms are large and well furnished with interactive boards and high-speed internet. The Library houses about 7,000 books and runs regular reading programs.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Our co-curricular facilities span Sports, Visual Arts, and Performing Arts. Indoor Games and Activities include Gymnastics, Chess, Western/Freestyle, Dance, Kuchipudi Dance, Keyboard, Drums, Fine Arts, Yoga/Meditation, and Lego/Robotics. Arts and Crafts Rooms and Music Rooms support creative work, and Karate is part of the school program. The Play Pen provides play spaces for toddlers.

Academic & Intellectual

The school teaches CBSE and Cambridge curricula. IEYC is used for Pre Primary, and Cambridge is introduced from age 5 onward. A Project-Based Learning (PBL) approach and a Makerspace support real-world, hands-on learning, and there is a state-of-the-art media studio to facilitate creative work.

Arts & Creative

There is a strong focus on arts and life skills, complemented by a Makerspace and a state-of-the-art media studio to foster creativity across media forms.

Cultural & Language

Reciprocal Student Exchange and international exchanges are part of the school's broader learning experiences.

Social & Hobbies

Beyond academics, opportunities include Outreach Programmes, TEDxYouth events, and NCC participation, along with exchanges and internships where offered.

Community & Service

Outreach Programmes underpin the school's community engagement and service activities.

Leadership & Professional

Leadership and professional development are supported through Internship opportunities, TEDxYouth events, NCC activities, and international exchanges.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The school emphasizes sports, arts, and life skills, with state-of-the-art facilities including a badminton training environment to support physical and creative wellbeing.

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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