Compare Advanced-level SEN International Schools in Jaipur, India

IIS World School

📚 Learning Advanced 🧩 Behaviour Advanced

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 17 years

Fees ₹85,100 - 178,200

Pupils 3000

Type Co-educational

IIS World School sits in Mansarovar, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. The co-educational day school serves ages 3 to 17 and offers CBSE alongside international options under the IIS World School umbrella, including the Cambridge Pathway from Primary to IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme. The institution traces its origins to 1990, founded by Dr. Ashok Gupta, with CBSE affiliation since 1992. In 2025, leadership transitioned to Amit Gupta and Sumit Gupta. The oval-shaped, multi-storey campus houses 100 classrooms, science, mathematics and language laboratories, on-site libraries, a sound-proof auditorium, an amphitheatre, a recording studio, an audio-visual room, and a teacher resource centre. Facilities include a Centre for STEM Learning, ATAL Tinkering Lab, ICT Labs, and solar and water-harvesting systems. Sports facilities cover basketball, badminton and volleyball, with cricket, table tennis, taekwondo and regular inter-house and inter-school competitions. Extracurriculars span MUN and debates, STEAM camps, Olympiads, and performing, cultural and language clubs fostering global citizenship.

Location

Kshipra Path, Opposite VT Road, Mansarovar, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302020, India. The school is near the Jaipur Metro and is served by a fleet of buses for student transport.

Stages

CBSE from Nursery to Class 12; Cambridge Primary Programme (Class 1–5); Cambridge Lower Secondary Programme (Class 6–8); IGCSE (Class 9, two-year program); IBDP (Class 11, two-year program).

Type

Co-educational day school.

Additional learning support

The school provides English language support for students with language profiles, with extra English language support from Primary to Grade 8 and continued support from Grade 9 as needed. Hindi language support is provided for students who do not know Hindi.

Country affiliation

India

Bus service

The school runs a fleet of buses for transport across Jaipur; the nearby Metro Station provides convenient connectivity to the city.

Application / admission fees
- IIS charges a one-time admission/application fee for new entrants. Published example amounts for the Mansarovar campus are: IGCSE admission fee: INR 45,000; CBSE admission fee: INR 25,000.

Tuition fees by year group (published instalments; academic session shown below is the school's published 2025–26 international-wing schedule)
- Fees are invoiced in four instalments per academic year. The figures below show the fee per instalment and the implied annual total (sum of four instalments) as published for the international wing (IIS World School) for the 2025–26 session.
- Cambridge Primary (CPP — representative group shown as CPP-2 to CPP-5): Instalments: I = INR 31,000; II = INR 28,000; III = INR 28,000; IV = INR 28,000. Annual total (sum of instalments) ≈ INR 115,000.
- Cambridge Lower Secondary (CLSP — Classes 6–8): Instalments: I = INR 31,200; II = INR 28,200; III = INR 28,200; IV = INR 28,200. Annual total ≈ INR 115,800.
- Cambridge IGCSE (IGCSE Yr‑2 example): Instalments: I = INR 22,775; II = INR 20,775; III = INR 20,775; IV = INR 20,775. Annual total ≈ INR 85,100.
- IB Diploma (IB Yr‑2 example): Instalments: I = INR 46,050; II = INR 44,050; III = INR 44,050; IV = INR 44,050. Annual total ≈ INR 178,200.

Per‑term / per‑instalment presentation
- The school presents tuition as four instalments (often described as quarters). The instalment amounts listed above are the amounts due at the start of each quarter; add the four instalments to calculate the full annual tuition shown.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard instalment due dates (used by the school in recent years): 1st instalment due at session start (commonly on or about 31 March), 2nd instalment due by 07 July, 3rd instalment due by 07 October, and 4th instalment due by 07 January. The school allows short grace periods for each instalment as published. For the 2026–27 instalment calendar the school identifies the II instalment due 07 July 2026, III instalment due 07 October 2026 and IV instalment due 07 January 2027; the 1st instalment is taken at the start of the session.
- First instalment instruction: the first instalment is expected to be paid by Demand Draft in favour of "INDIA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, JAIPUR" where specified; subsequent instalments are accepted through the school's online/pay‑fee module. Late/deferred payment terms and any grace periods are published in the school circulars and instalment notices.

Boarding / hostel fees (where applicable)
- A hostel (off‑campus) facility is available for girls from class 9 onwards. The school's admission/annexure documents confirm availability of hostel facility but do not publish a boarding fee schedule in the international‑wing fee PDFs and admission policy documents reviewed. No specific boarding fee amounts are publicly listed in the school fee documents accessed.

Transport / conveyance (optional)
- Transport is optional and charged monthly according to pickup point. The international‑wing conveyance chart lists pickup codes and monthly charges by route; sample monthly conveyance charges in the published chart range roughly from about INR 1,800 up to around INR 4,900 depending on route and pickup code. Conveyance is billed separately from tuition and the fee chart shows the per‑month figure for each pickup code.

Other costs and recurring additional charges
- Development/other recurring charges: the school normally invoices small annual development/other facility charges as part of instalment 1 in its fee templates (examples at other IIS campuses show an annual development charge such as INR 1,500—this pattern is consistent across campus fee schedules).
- Practical / laboratory / subject charges: Practical or subject‑related fees are applied for certain subjects in senior grades. Example published practice for the IIS campuses: practical charges of approximately INR 600 per practical subject per instalment for classes XI and XII (charged per subject per instalment where applicable).
- Uniform, textbooks and stationery: Required uniform, textbooks and stationery must be procured from the school book store; those costs are extra and are invoiced/collected separately when the book store is open at session start.
- Examination / external board fees: Cambridge / IB registration, exam and subject fees (charged to IGCSE/IB students for board registration and external exam entry) are additional and billed as needed; amounts depend on subject choices and external board fee schedules. (These appear separately from the tuition instalments in the school fee templates.)

Refund and cancellation information
- Admission fee forfeiture on cancellation: where a provisional offer of admission is cancelled because required documents or payments are not submitted within the stated period, the school's admission confirmation letters state that the admission fee will be forfeited. That forfeiture rule is stated in the school admission/offer notices. No separately published, detailed refund schedule for tuition or boarding fees (for withdrawals, early departure, or other circumstances) was located in the admission policy or the international‑wing fee documents reviewed.

Fee payment options (accepted methods reported in school documents)
- First instalment: Demand Draft in favour of "INDIA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, JAIPUR" where specified. Subsequent instalments: online payment via the school's PAY FEE module through the IIS Jaipur mobile app. Other accepted payment channels listed in campus fee notices include Mobile App/UPI (QR), POS (Debit/Credit Card), cash and UPI transaction receipts submission. Parents are asked to preserve fee receipts for income‑tax/fee‑reimbursement purposes.

What is included / not included in the tuition instalments
- Tuition instalments cover the stated tuition and routine development charges as laid out in the instalment table. Optional services (transport), bookstore purchases (uniforms, stationery, textbooks), examination/board external fees, subject practical charges, and hostel charges (where applicable) are billed separately. Parents are requested to retain receipts; the school notes that a separate tuition fee certificate will not be issued.

Availability of up‑to‑date 2026/27 figures
- The school publishes fee tables for the international wing. The clearly formatted, line‑by‑line instalment table for the international wing was available in a 2025–26 fee document showing the breakdown above (CPP / CLSP / IGCSE / IB instalments and implied annual totals). The school's 2026–27 instalment calendar dates and payment methods are published; however a fully readable, clearly formatted per‑programme instalment table for the international wing for 2026–27 was not available in a single, unambiguous table in the documents accessed. Therefore the detailed instalment amounts provided above use the school's published 2025–26 international‑wing fee schedule.

If you need a short, single‑line summary for database fields (for example: annual tuition by programme and instalment amount), those numbers are available from the 2025–26 international‑wing table above and may be used as the published reference amounts for entry.

Boarding Arrangements

Hostel facility (Off Campus) is available for girls from Grade 9 upwards.

Uniform Requirement

Sweaters & Blazer material must be procured from the school book store to ensure quality and conformity of texture and colour. Track suits are bought from the school book store. Uniform is required for CPP, IGCSE and IB Diploma Programme students.

Food Options

Nutritive food items should be sent in the tiffin box.

House System

There are five houses: Pink (Carnations), Yellow (Daffodils), Purple (Orchids), Red (Tulips) and Golden; Inter-house competitions such as the Inter House Song Competition are held.

Governance and Ownership

The Indian Council for International Amity runs the Institution; it is a Society/Trust/PPP.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Sitapura campus has a Socio-Emotional Counsellor. Counseling facilities are available for students, parents and staff. Counseling sessions are conducted for students in Grade 9 to 12.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

All students have complete access to curricula, including those with special education needs. Individual Education Plans (IEPs) are prepared where required. The school collaborates with Bhavani Child Development Center for support. The staff is trained to work with SEN and to provide counseling for students, parents and staff. Data confidentiality is maintained to safeguard rights.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the medium of instruction. English and Hindi are compulsory languages. A Classical language (Sanskrit) or a foreign language (Japanese or French) is offered as an optional language.

Mental Wellbeing

Counseling facilities are available for students, parents and staff. A School Counsellor is on the staff. Counseling sessions are conducted for Grade 9 to 12. CBSE Psycho-Social Counselling Services for examinees of Class X and XII are referenced, including a 24x7 toll-free IVRS and Tele-Counselling during specified hours.

Safeguarding

The Inclusion Policy safeguards rights and maintains confidentiality of SEN data. All students have complete access to curricula. The policy supports Individual Education Plans, staff training, and collaboration with Bhavani Child Development Center. Safeguarding is emphasized and the school aligns with IB, Cambridge and CBSE norms.

History

The foundation of IIS was laid on July 16, 1990, by Dr. Ashok Gupta, Founder Chancellor of IIS University. IIS has been affiliated to CBSE since 1992 and offers Cambridge Pathway to IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme in addition to CBSE. The IIS Network comprises six sister concerns: IIS University, The International School of Informatics & Management, The Play House, CRS FM Radio 7, India International School Sitapura, and IIS World School. The iconic oval-shaped, multi-storeyed building was recognized as the Best Architectural Design in Rajasthan in 2008. In March 2025, Dr. Ashok Gupta bid farewell, and leadership passed to Amit Gupta and Sumit Gupta.

Community

The Latest section lists IIS Jr. MUN'26 and IIS Sr. MUN'26, indicating active student-led MUN programs. STEM Learning Inauguration and Rashtriya e-Pustakalaya (ReP) highlight a focus on STEM and digital resources, and IIS Alumni Connect shows ongoing engagement with former students. The campus is described as a peaceful, green environment with an oval-shaped building and a large playground, reflecting a vibrant learning community.

Facilities Overview

India International School, Mansarovar, Jaipur is housed in a multi-storied oval-shaped building. It includes 100 well-ventilated classrooms and laboratories for science, mathematics, and language, with on-site libraries. The campus features a sound-proof auditorium, an amphitheatre stage, a state-of-the-art recording studio and an audio-visual room, as well as a resource centre for teachers. A sports field and a basement support physical fitness and indoor games, and the open-space design provides airy, spacious surroundings with a large playground. The campus is environmentally conscious with solar and water-harvesting technologies for alternative power uses.

Sports Facilities

Sports facilities include basketball courts, badminton courts, and a volleyball court. Students practice cricket, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, badminton, athletics and taekwondo under trained instructors. Inter-house and inter-school tournaments are held regularly, and IIS World School teams have earned recognition at state and national levels. These facilities support a broad sports program and competitive activities across multiple disciplines.

Academic Facilities

The campus includes a Library and a Resource Centre. Center for STEM Learning, ICT Laboratories, and Science Laboratories support practical and technical learning. Home Science Lab is available for related coursework. ATAL Tinkering Lab & Innovation Hub provides hands-on experimentation and innovation. Language Room and Smart Board Classrooms support modern pedagogy, and an Audio Visual Room and Auditorium enable multimedia teaching.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Co-curricular activities are designed to foster holistic development and global citizenship. Inter-house and inter-school events are regularly held. Inter-house song competitions and other cultural events are part of the calendar. The school participates in model United Nations events, including IIS Jr.MUN, reflecting an active extracurricular program.

Academic & Intellectual

Inter-School Debate (including the Abhishek Dangi Inter-School Debate 2026) and IIS JR. MUN demonstrate public speaking and analytical thinking. The STEAM Summer Camp, Maths Quiz, and Olympiad Examinations expand problem solving and subject mastery. Vocabulary Enrichment Class for Classes 1–8 and the English Handwriting Competition support language precision and academic skills.

Arts & Creative

Inter-House Song Competition, Inter-House Instrumental Competition, and Inter-House Dance Competition provide performance-based artistic outlets. Intra-Section Poem Recitation (Grades 3–5) develops expressive reading and vocal presentation.

Cultural & Language

Hindi Competition and Bhartiya Bhasha Summer Camp for Classes VII & VIII promote language skills and cultural learning. Heritage Day celebrates local culture and language traditions.

Social & Hobbies

Postcard Activity for Mother's Day and Welcome of Grade-1 events illustrate social engagement and community-building among students.

Community & Service

BIG CAT CONSERVATION AWARENESS PROGRAMME and Earth Day Celebration engage students with environmental and animal welfare issues. World Health Day emphasizes health awareness within the school community.

Leadership & Professional

IIS Junior Model United Nations (IIS MUN) and Inter-School Debate foster leadership, teamwork, and public speaking. Counseling sessions on embracing challenges support personal development.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

World Health Day and Earth Day contribute to wellbeing and environmental awareness. Morning Academies are back in Action to support students' daily routines.

Admissions

1) Students and parents are invited to attend an orientation session on the International Baccalaureate program. The orientation provides information about the International Baccalaureate program. Participation helps families understand the program's structure and expectations. 2) IB diploma aspirants must complete an application process that includes an application form, student records for 9th and 10th grades, and an interview with the DP coordinator. A DP coordinator will conduct or participate in the interview as part of the process. The information provided during the application and interview is used to assess eligibility for the Diploma Programme. 3) An IB committee comprised of the IB Coordinator and the counselor evaluates each application carefully and makes recommendations. The committee reviews the application materials and interview results. Recommendations are issued based on the evaluation.

Scholarships

Scholarships are provided to meritorious students seeking admission in IBDP since the 2022 session.

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India International School Jaipur

📚 Learning Advanced 🧩 Behaviour Moderate

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees ₹65,500 - 110,500

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

The India International School Jaipur is a CBSE-affiliated, co-educational day school with an expanding international wing offering Cambridge IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme. The campus at Sitapura, adjacent to Mahatma Gandhi Hospital, sits in a pleasant setting and is easily accessible from the city. The school serves classes I–X under CBSE, with plans to extend to Senior Secondary. The Primary Wing follows an experiential, thematically integrated approach, blending scholastic and co-curricular learning to deliver age-appropriate progress. Facilities include well-equipped Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Home Science laboratories, a 1:1 computer ratio, ICT-enabled teaching aids, and a modern library with a Resource Centre and FM radio. An Art Lab, an Innovation Hub with hands-on science exhibits, and robust performing arts provision enrich the curriculum. A range of sports, clubs, and service activities, such as SEWA and Eco Club, foster leadership, community engagement and wellbeing. 360-degree development beyond academics for international learners.

Location

Kshipra Path, Opposite VT Road, Mansarovar, Jaipur 302020, Rajasthan, India. Sitapura Campus: ISI-11, Adjoining Mahatma Gandhi Hospital, Sitapura Institutional Area, Jaipur 302022, Rajasthan, India.

Stages

I to XII

Type

CBSE-affiliated; IIS World School offers International Wing programmes including Cambridge IGCSE and IB Diploma Programme

Additional learning support

Inclusion policy with SEN support; Individual Education Plans available; counselling.

Bus service

School bus is recommended for student transport (to and from school); campus vehicles are not entertained inside the campus.

Application / Admission fees

- India International School (Mansarovar, Jaipur) charges an admission fee for new entrants. Example published amounts for the Mansarovar campus: CBSE admission fee reported as INR 25,000; IGCSE admission fee reported as INR 45,000.

Tuition fees — instalments and annual totals (Mansarovar campus, CBSE day-school schedule for academic session 2025–26 — old students instalment schedule)

- Tuition is billed in four instalments per academic year. The instalment amounts published for 2025–26 (old students) are: I, II, III and IV as follows:
- KG 1 & KG 2: I = INR 17,500; II = INR 16,000; III = INR 16,000; IV = INR 16,000. Annual total = INR 65,500.
- Classes 1–5: I = INR 20,000; II = INR 18,500; III = INR 18,500; IV = INR 18,500. Annual total = INR 75,500.
- Classes 6–8: I = INR 20,000; II = INR 18,500; III = INR 18,500; IV = INR 18,800. Annual total = INR 75,800.
- Classes 9–10: I = INR 20,400; II = INR 18,900; III = INR 18,900; IV = INR 18,900. Annual total = INR 77,100.
- Classes 11–12: I = INR 20,700; II = INR 19,200; III = INR 19,200; IV = INR 19,200. Annual total = INR 78,300. Practical (laboratory/subject) fees are charged in addition for XI–XII (see Practical fees below).

Practical / subject fees

- For Classes XI and XII the school charges an additional practical fee: INR 600 per subject, per instalment (for listed practical subjects such as Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Painting, Commercial Art, Hindustani Vocal, Home Science, Informatics Practices, Dance-Kathak, Psychology and Physical Education). These practical fees are charged along with the instalments.

Transport / conveyance fees

- Transport is optional and charged monthly according to route. Conveyance charges vary by pickup point; published route-by-route monthly amounts are listed in the school conveyance chart (examples of monthly charges range from about INR 1,200 to INR 4,700 depending on route). The instalment schedule indicates that the first tuition instalment includes an advance of 2 months' conveyance and later instalments include 3 months' conveyance as indicated on the fee schedule.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is payable in four instalments each academic year. For the 2025–26 schedule the published due timing is:
- 1st instalment: at time of admission / current date (first instalment historically accepted as Demand Draft for the first instalment).
- 2nd instalment: by 07 July, 2025.
- 3rd instalment: by 07 October, 2025.
- 4th instalment: by 07 January, 2026.
The fee schedule shows the instalment due dates and indicates the first instalment is to be submitted by Demand Draft in favour of "INDIA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, JAIPUR" while subsequent instalments are payable online via the school app. Late or missed payments are handled according to the school's payment rules (payment dates and modes appear on the published instalment sheet).

Payment methods / options

- The published fee documents state the school accepts:
- First instalment by Demand Draft (in favour of the school) and/or cash at time of admission, and
- Subsequent instalments via the school fee app / online payment.
Additional published guidance for IIS-related entities and handbooks shows that fees may also be accepted by bank instruments (NEFT), banker's cheque/Demand Draft and common electronic payment channels (credit card, debit card and mobile payments) where indicated in related IIS payment guidance. Parents should follow the mode and instructions shown on the instalment demand for each instalment.

Boarding / hostel fees (applicability)

- The Mansarovar (main) fee schedule published for 2025–26 sets out tuition instalments and conveyance charges but does not list a residential/hostel boarding fee for the Mansarovar campus fee PDF; no separate hostel‑board fee schedule for the Mansarovar campus appears in that instalment document. A separate IIS Sitapura page and other IIS branches do reference a small security deposit or specific boarding arrangements for their site; any boarding/hostel charges (if applicable for a particular IIS campus) are published separately for that campus. For Mansarovar the published instalment schedule does not include a boarding fee line.

Other costs and typical additional charges

- Conveyance (monthly) — optional and route-dependent, paid as part of instalments (first instalment includes 2 months' advance, later instalments include 3 months' advance as shown on the instalment sheet). Example route amounts appear in the conveyance chart.
- Practical / laboratory subject fees for XI–XII: INR 600 per subject per instalment (listed subjects above).
- Security deposit — historic and branch-specific: older admission notices and the Sitapura branch notice show small interest‑free security deposits for fresh students (example: Sitapura page lists INR 500 as interest-free security deposit for fresh students; older admission notices referenced larger refundable deposits historically). Parents should note some IIS campus documents show a refundable security deposit may be collected.
- Uniforms and books — historically made available via the IIS Book Shop; parents are typically responsible for uniforms and textbooks and the school has historically arranged on-campus book/uniform availability. Uniform and book costs are additional and handled separately at time of admission/uniform issuance.

Refund information

- The school's published admissions notices and admission undertakings state that fees once deposited are not refundable. Some campus documents historically record that only specific deposits (where listed as refundable security deposits) may be refunded under the school's conditions. The general published position in school admission/undertaking documents is that tuition fees once paid are not refundable.

Boarding Arrangements

Off-campus hostel facility for girls in Grade IX and above. Hostel admissions start from class IX onwards, with preference given to students from other states or countries to promote diversity. The hostel is well furnished with hot and cold water and 24-hour power backup, and is overseen by a Resident Warden who maintains records of boarders' progress. The hostel building has three floors named Pink Floor, Blue Floor and Green Floor; Pink Floor houses Ruby House, Blue Floor houses Sapphire House, and Green Floor houses Emerald House.

Uniform Requirement

Uniform and stationery are to be procured from the School Book Store. The date for Uniform/Stationery and the start of the 2025-26 academic session will be shared with you via your registered mobile number.

House System

The hostel features a three-house system: Ruby House on the Pink Floor, Sapphire House on the Blue Floor, and Emerald House on the Green Floor.

Governance and Ownership

The school is governed by a School Management Committee. It is CBSE-affiliated up to senior secondary level and offers Cambridge International programs under the IIS World School framework. The leadership includes Principal Ms. Nidhi Mishra; Senior Vice Principal Ms. Nidhi Jodha; Vice Principals Ms. Mukta Khandelwal and Dr. Manish Kumar Sharma; Cambridge Coordinator and Examination Head Ms. Jyotsna Dhamechani; Examination Head Dr. Sunita Chopra; Counselor Ms. Aditi Sharma; University Counselor Mr. Madhusudan Joshi; and Admissions Officer Ms. Rachana Bhargava.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Counseling at IIS is aimed at facilitating development and enhancement of skills and competencies and addressing the counseling needs of K-12 students. Counseling is available for students, parents and staff.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Inclusion policy supports learner variability and inclusion so that students have better academic and social skills, increased self-esteem and positive relationships. All students have complete access to curricula. Individual Education Plans (IEP) are framed to facilitate learning and are developed collaboratively. The school collaborates with Bhavani Child Development Center for resources and support when needed.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the medium of instruction. Languages offered at different levels include Hindi, English, Sanskrit (or French) in middle school; English plus one of Hindi/Sanskrit/French in secondary; Japanese is studied as an additional language; foreign languages offered include French, Japanese, and German. The policy supports multilingualism and language learning across levels.

Mental Wellbeing

Counseling services are provided to support students' mental well-being and overall development. Counseling facilities are available for students, parents and staff.

Safeguarding

The inclusion policy emphasizes safeguarding rights and confidentiality of student data. The school may collaborate with government authorities when required and ensures confidentiality of SEN information. There is an affiliated Bhavani Child Development Center to support students with diverse needs. Counseling facilities for students, parents and staff are part of safeguarding provisions.

Facilities Overview

Adjacent to Mahatma Gandhi Hospital in the Sitapura Institutional Area, Jaipur, the new India International School branch sits in a peaceful, clean setting. It has modern infrastructure and a conducive environment for learning. The school is a co-educational institution recognized by the State Government up to upper primary level (I to X), with plans to extend to Senior Secondary in coming years. The Sitapura Campus is nestled in lush green surroundings that are close to the countryside yet easily approachable. This campus provides opportunities to develop skills in academics and sports and engages with nearby communities through social service initiatives tied to local industries.

Sports Facilities

Sports facilities include basketball courts, badminton courts, and a volleyball court. The school offers cricket, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, badminton, athletics, and taekwondo under trained physical education instructors. Special emphasis is laid on the development of sound health and physique by promoting games and sports on the campus. Inter-house and inter-school tournaments are held regularly, and students have earned recognition at state and national levels for sporting achievements.

Academic Facilities

The school has well-equipped Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Home Science Laboratories with all the amenities, specimens and apparatus in adherence to the CBSE curriculum and guidelines. The modern Computer Resource Centre provides a 1:1 student computer ratio, ICT-enabled teaching aids, and functions as an online examination room for inter-house and inter-school online competitions, as well as an in-house resource centre for developing worksheets and lessons. The Home Science Laboratory is a bright, airy space with modern facilities to support learning in Home Management. Science Labs also include dedicated facilities for Physics, Chemistry and Biology, ensuring CBSE-aligned practical work.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Art Lab provides a space for young artists to explore creativity and express themselves. Music and Dance fosters integrated teaching and interdisciplinary learning, with performing arts included in the curriculum. The Innovation Hub offers hands-on science exhibits and models to stimulate curiosity and scientific temper, developed in collaboration with education partners. Beyond Books includes a Library & Resource Centre and FM Radio, along with spaces such as Art Lab, Science Labs, Computer Resource Centre and a Sports Curriculum to support clubs, cultural activities, and other enrichment programs.

Academic & Intellectual

The Pencraft club organised a debate workshop for classes 6-12. A mathematics skills workshop was held for classes 1-12. Olympiads, robotics and AI workshops, and language activities were offered.

Arts & Creative

Inter-house cultural competitions saw 100% group song and dance participation. The Zenith and Ripples shows showcased senior and junior talents. Arts and crafts included Best out of Waste, rangoli, and graffiti.

Cultural & Language

French students participated in the International French Spell Bee. Two students earned special mention in the New Delhi finals. Sanskrit language students took part in Shloka recitation.

Social & Hobbies

SEWA promotes social empowerment through 50 hours of service. This year's SEWA theme focused on water conservation. Students conducted surveys, plantation drives, and community outreach.

Community & Service

The Eco Club led conservation and awareness activities year round. Activities included plantation drives, Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, and health checks. Visits to water treatment and R.O. plants supported learning.

Leadership & Professional

Investiture Ceremony 2019 installed the Student Council. Head Boy and Head Girl led the student body. Clubs and house captains received responsibilities through elections.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Sports tournaments foster sportsmanship through inter-house and inter-school events. Fitness Week included nutrition talks, meditation, yoga, and Zumba. Regular track events and group activities support wellbeing.

Language Provision

English is the medium of instruction; students may inquire in the mother tongue and become multilingual. The languages offered include Hindi and English from pre-primary to primary; at the middle level there is a three-language policy with English and Hindi compulsory and Sanskrit, Japanese, or French as options; at the secondary level there is a two-language policy with English compulsory and a second language chosen from Hindi, Sanskrit, or French, with Japanese studied as an additional language. French was reintroduced as an optional subject from 2017. Foreign languages offered include French, Japanese, and German (German presently has no uptake). In the IB Diploma Programme, Group 1 languages are English A and Hindi A; Group 2 languages include English B and French Ab Initio, with Hindi HL/SL offered as needed.

Bilingual Teaching

While English is the language of instruction, the policy allows students to inquire in the mother tongue and aspire to become multilingual.

Admissions

1. Admissions are offered for CBSE from KG1 to 12, Cambridge Primary Programme (classes 1–5), Cambridge Lower Secondary (classes 6–8), IGCSE (class 9 for a two-year program), and IBDP (class 11 for a two-year program). Admissions are majorly at entry level (KG1 and Grade 1) with vacancies and transfer-based admission for other classes, following state and local norms. 2. Admission announcements are shared through circulars, posters, the school website, advertisements, and social media to inform stakeholders about the process and timelines. 3. Admission aspirants receive circulars and guidelines, which are accessible at the School Reception as well as through relevant school channels. 4. Open house counseling sessions are organized to give in-house interested students and parents an insight into the respective programs. 5. To begin the process, parents fill the admission enquiry form (Annexure III). 6. The process continues with 1:1 counseling sessions with the admission counseling team (either face-to-face or online, see Annexure V) followed by the Principal's interaction with the parent and student. 7. Upon approval for admission, admission forms are provided to the parents (Annexure VI). 8. Original documents must be produced at the time of admission for verification. 9. All application forms must be accompanied by documents: four passport-size photographs; attested birth certificate; health certificate from the family doctor; attested last class mark sheet; School Leaving Certificate; and Migration Certificate (for students from other boards). 10. The Admission Officer reviews and checks the admission form. 11. For eligible students, entrance tests may be conducted to assess proficiency in Math and English; language proficiency tests may be conducted to guide language options offered in IBDP and IGCSE. 12. Admission status is conveyed to the parent via a Congratulatory letter or email. 13. Submitting an Admission Form does not guarantee admission. 14. A student is admitted provisionally until all necessary documents are submitted. 15. Fees must be paid on or before the due date. 16. The fee structure is available on the school site and is subject to change at the discretion of the school management. 17. If any relevant information has been withheld deliberately, the school may review the admission of the student. 18. The decision of the school authorities regarding admission is final and binding. 19. Subject allotment in CBSE for grade 11 is determined with reference to the CBSE Scheme of Studies, the eligibility list for subject combinations, and the options requested by students. 20. In grades 6 and 9, the third language options and other language/subject allocations are guided by available subjects (Hindi/Sanskrit/French) and additional subjects (IT/Japanese/AI). 21. For IGCSE and IBDP admissions, an Orientation/Summer Programme is conducted; an interactive session with the University Counselor guides subject selection, with final approval from the University Counselor, Program Coordinators, and Principal; changes can be made until August/September of Year 1. 22. IBDP students are encouraged to pursue the full diploma and may be guided toward a bilingual diploma option.

Scholarships

IIS World School provides scholarships to meritorious students seeking admission in IBDP (from the 2022 session onward).

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Jayshree Periwal International School

📚 Learning Advanced 🧩 Behaviour Moderate

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Pupils 650

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Description for Prospective Parents Jayshree Periwal International School operates on a 50-acre campus in Jaipur, India, hosting about 1,700 day-boarding and residential students. The institution delivers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme for early grades, moving into the Cambridge IGCSE framework for grades 9 and 10, and culminates in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for senior students. Campus facilities contain specialized biology, chemistry, and physics laboratories, along with dedicated robotics, design, and sensory exploration spaces. Athletic infrastructure includes glass-back squash courts, synthetic tennis courts, three football fields, an athletics track, and an indoor heated swimming pool. A signature element of the school is its 'Minds Matter' wellness initiative, a structured program developed in partnership with clinical mental health professionals. This initiative integrates weekly counselor-led sessions on emotional intelligence, coping strategies, and self-management directly into the student timetable to support personal resilience from early primary years onward, creating a secure space for student growth.

Location

Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. Mahapura - SEZ Road, Ajmer Road, Jaipur.

Stages

Nursery to Grade 5 – IB Primary Years Programme (PYP). Grade 6–8 – IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) Candidate School. Grade 9–10 – IGCSE (International General Certificate for Secondary Education). Grade 11–12 – IB Diploma Programme (DP).

Type

Private international school with day and boarding facilities; majority of students are day boarders and around 400 students are in hostel.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Total graduating class size was 216 in 2022–23. Nationalities represented among graduates include UK (6), Asia (24), India (13), USA (54), and Others (119). The largest group is Others (55%), followed by USA (25%), Asia (11%), India (6%), and UK (3%). 10% of JPIS students are international; local to international ratio is about 9:1.

School day structure

School day runs from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Application / Registration and One‑time Charges

- Registration fee for new admissions: INR 1,500.
- Admission fee (one‑time): INR 40,000 for day students; INR 50,000 for boarding students.
- Refundable caution / security deposit: INR 5,000 for day students; INR 30,000 security deposit for boarding students (refundable).
- Imprest (student pocket money) for boarding admissions: INR 30,000 (one‑time).

Tuition and Annual Fees — Day Boarding (08:00 – 16:45) — new admissions (amounts in INR)

- Pre‑Primary to Grade 5: School fee INR 246,900; Meal charges INR 38,000; Total annual fee INR 284,900; Quarterly fee INR 71,225.
- Grade 6 to Grade 8: School fee INR 270,500; Meal charges INR 38,000; Total annual fee INR 308,500; Quarterly fee INR 77,125.
- Grade 9 & 10: School fee INR 290,700; Meal charges INR 38,000; Total annual fee INR 328,700; Quarterly fee INR 82,175.
- Grade 11 & 12: School fee INR 466,900; Meal charges INR 38,000; Total annual fee INR 504,900; Quarterly fee INR 126,225.

Tuition and Annual Fees — Day Scholar (08:00 – 14:15) — new admissions (amounts in INR)

- Pre‑Primary: School fee INR 153,000; Meal charges INR 38,000; Total annual fee INR 191,000; Quarterly fee INR 47,750.
- Grade 1 to Grade 5: School fee INR 224,600; Meal charges not provided (meals not included); Total annual fee INR 224,600; Quarterly fee INR 56,150.
- Grade 6 to Grade 8: School fee INR 238,900; Meal charges not provided (meals not included); Total annual fee INR 238,900; Quarterly fee INR 59,725.

Boarding (annual totals and installment amounts — new admissions, amounts in INR)

- Grade 1 to Grade 5 (boarding): Total annual fee INR 774,400; four‑installment amount shown as INR 193,600 per installment.
- Grade 6 to Grade 8 (boarding): Total annual fee INR 798,000; four‑installment amount INR 199,500.
- Grade 9 & 10 (boarding): Total annual fee INR 818,200; four‑installment amount INR 204,550. Single‑occupancy boarding option: total INR 868,200; installment INR 217,050.
- Grade 11 & 12 (boarding): Total annual fee INR 994,400; four‑installment amount INR 248,600. Single‑occupancy boarding option: total INR 1,044,400; installment INR 261,100.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Academic year begins in April. Fee for the entire academic year is chargeable irrespective of the date of admission or leaving the school. Students in Grades 10 and 12 are charged an extra quarter when the school is operational for the additional period.
- Standard billing schedule: four installments due by 10 April, 10 July, 10 October and 10 January of the academic session; a student is considered continuing to the next session only after payment of the 1st installment by the due date.
- Late payment charge: INR 100 per day (including Sundays/holidays/vacations) applied to overdue installments; non‑payment by the last day of the installment month may lead to de‑enrolment. Bounced cheque bank charges are recoverable from parents.

Other costs and chargeable items

- Charges for external examinations (for example, IGCSE / IB Diploma examination fees) are not included in the fee figures above and are charged separately. After‑school / outsourced activities are separately chargeable. Books, stationery, uniform, transport and canteen charges are not included in the listed annual fees.
- The school does not compel parents to buy uniform, stationery or books from a particular vendor. Uniform is required by policy but its cost is charged separately where applicable.

Refund information and refundable items

- Refundable items identified in the fee schedules: caution money (day) and security deposit (boarding) are refundable per the published fee notes. The admission fee is shown as a one‑time charge; the fee schedule states the academic year fee is chargeable for the full year irrespective of admission/withdrawal, which governs refunds/pro‑rata adjustments. Non‑payment consequences and collection of late charges are set out in the fee notes.

Fee payment options

- Accepted payment methods listed include cash, cheque, demand draft (DD), online payment through Schoolknot, and bank transfer (RTGS/NEFT) to the school's bank account (HDFC Bank). Parents are instructed to mention the child's name and grade on payment. Specific online payment links and bank account details are published for payment processing.

Boarding Arrangements

Day, weekly and term boarding options are available.

Food Options

Boarders have delicious and healthy multi-cuisine meals. A published Lunch Menu for Day Boarders (March 2024) lists items such as Aloo Parantha, Pink Sauce Pasta, Rajma, Moong Dal, Chapati and desserts; evening snacks are also provided.

Governance and Ownership

The school is governed by a Board of Governors led by Dr. Jayshree Periwal (Chairman). Other members include Rupendra Periwal (Legal and Finance), Ayush Periwal (CEO), Madhu Maini (Pastoral Care), Atul Kapur (Academics), Raghu Vikram (Parent Representative) and Dr. Sharad Bansal (Health & Safety). The school is part of the Jayshree Periwal Group of Schools.

Curriculum

Nursery to Grade 5 follow the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme; Grade 6 to 8 follow the Middle Years Curriculum; Grade 9 to 10 follow the International General Certificate for Secondary Education; Grade 11 to 12 follow the IB Diploma Programme. The school maintains a close teacher–student ratio of 1:5. The language of instruction is English and mother tongue support is provided, with additional languages offered including Hindi, French, and Spanish. DP core components include Theory of Knowledge and Extended Essay. Languages across the school include DP and IGCSE options such as English A Language and Literature, English B, Hindi A/Hindi B, French B, Spanish B and Ab Initio options.

Student Teacher Ratio

1:5

Exam Results

All JPIS students pursue the IB Diploma Programme. The IGCSE average grade for 2015 was 78%. SAT results for the batch of 2016 were 580 in Critical Reading, 600 in Writing and 670 in Mathematics. University placements from 2006 to 2015 included institutions in Hong Kong, India, Singapore and the United Kingdom such as HKU, HKUST, Ashoka University, Christ University, Imperial College London, King's College London and UCL, among others.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates have progressed to universities in Hong Kong, India, Singapore and the United Kingdom. Notable destinations include HKU, HKUST, Ashoka University, Christ University, Imperial College London, King's College London, UCL, NTU, NUS, SMU, LSE, Edinburgh, Bath, Birmingham and Bristol, among others.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

JPIS promotes social-emotional learning (SEL) through its wellness programme. Minds Matter, an initiative with Mpower guided by Dr. Zirak Marker, fosters mental health literacy and provides counseling across grades. The curriculum provides additional support during crises such as the Covid-19 pandemic and creates a safe space for students to discuss fears and anxieties. It promotes socio-emotional competence and holistic development through regular sessions on self-management, relationships, and emotional intelligence. Reflective activities address physical, mental and social health to enhance overall achievement. The school emphasises open communication to support early intervention and the wellbeing of all students.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

JPIS follows a person-centred approach for learners with special educational needs. Psycho-educational assessments guide identification and the school develops Individual Education Plans (IEP) and Individual Learning Plans (ILP) when required. When behavioral or emotional concerns arise, the school counselor coordinates with the homeroom teacher for supportive interventions. The school provides environmental accommodations and reasonable adjustments, such as easy accessibility, readers, and separate classroom settings, with extended time allowances (10%, 25%, 50%) as needed. Inclusive assessment arrangements and access provisions are made for IGCSE and other examinations, to support students with substantial and long-term disabilities. The school emphasises staff collaboration and ongoing planning to meet diverse learning needs.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Language of instruction at JPIS is English. English is the internal working language and communications with stakeholders are in English. The school recognises that many students come from Hindi-speaking backgrounds and provides Mother Tongue support in Hindi from Kindergarten to Grade 8. Hindi is offered as a language in IGCSE and IB programmes, with other languages available as parts of the curriculum. ESL classes are available for students not proficient in English, and after-school support classes and weekend workshops help learners improve English proficiency. French and Spanish are offered as second languages in the profile of language studies.

Mental Wellbeing

The Minds Matter curriculum, guided by Dr. Zirak Marker of Mpower, fosters mental health literacy and expands support across grades. The program includes regular counselor-led sessions on self-management, interpersonal relationships, and emotional intelligence. It creates safe spaces for discussing fears and anxieties and emphasizes coping strategies and early intervention. The wellness programme promotes socio-emotional learning (SEL) and holistic development, addressing students' physical, mental and social health. The school uses reflective activities to build resilience and supports student wellbeing through ongoing counseling and targeted interventions.

Safeguarding

JPIS creates an inclusive, safe and vibrant learning environment built on trust, mutual respect and collaboration among students, teachers and staff. A Code of Conduct governs student behaviour, with a transparent disciplinary process for infringements. The school prohibits all forms of bullying, including physical, verbal, social, and cyber bullying, and assigns clear consequences. Attendance is monitored with an 80% minimum requirement and defined consequences for unexcused absences. Safeguarding is supported by these policies, which establish reporting, intervention and protective measures to maintain a secure school community.

History

Jayshree Periwal International School (JPIS) was founded in 2011 in Jaipur, Rajasthan, and was formerly known as Step by Step International School. It pioneered IB education in Rajasthan and has since expanded to about 1,700 students. JPIS is accredited by the International Baccalaureate Organization and Cambridge Examinations, is a SAT and PSAT testing centre, has become an ACT Test Centre and holds ASCD accreditation. The JPIS faculty consists of over 300 highly qualified teachers, creating a teacher–student ratio of 1:5.

Community

JPIS believes in giving back to society and runs a structured community service program. Students participate in stints at Tilonia Village, SOS Village Jaipur, Eye Bank Society, and Schools for Special Children to learn the value of service. Activities include Buddy Reading Program, fundraising, environmental clean-up, eye donation awareness, work in old age homes, heritage conservation, and a Swachh Bharat initiative that involved adopting Hawa Mahal and performing street plays in 30 wards. JPIS has hosted the first TEDx Youth event in Rajasthan and conducts regular school events such as the Annual Day and inter-school competitions.

Facilities Overview

The campus spans 50 acres in Jaipur, near the Mahindra World City on Ajmer Road. The main building is castle-shaped, a focal point where imagination meets reality. The campus is green and incorporates rainwater harvesting, water recycling, solar heating, energy-efficient and ozone-friendly air-conditioning, with environmental protection and conservation of natural resources integrated into the curriculum from the primary years onward. It is located within minutes of Jaipur's major localities and attractions.

Sports Facilities

Sports facilities include glass-backed squash courts, an indoor heated swimming pool, a cricket field with five practice nets, three football grounds, as well as indoor and outdoor basketball courts. There are synthetic tennis courts, a gymnasium and indoor sports rooms, plus provisions for horse riding, an athletic track, throw ball, chess, skating, judo, yoga, volleyball, a shooting range and taekwondo. All students participate in one hour of compulsory sports each morning.

Academic Facilities

Academic spaces include a Chemistry Lab, Robotics Lab, Design and Technology Lab, and a STEM Lab. The campus also houses an Art Room, Sculpture Room, soundproof Music Studio, The Pretend and Play Room, and a Sensory Exploration Lab, supporting science, technology, arts and other disciplines across year groups.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Extra-curricular activities cover music, performing arts, visual arts, community service, Model United Nations and TEDx Youth. Music features soundproof studios and a wide range of instruments. Performing Arts include biannual dance workshops with the Shiamak Davar Institute and an annual day performance, with dance offered as an IB subject. Visual Arts encompass painting, graphic design, sculpture, installation, digital media, photography, ceramics and an annual art exhibition. JPIS participates in Model United Nations conferences, including WFUNA events and other major conferences, and has hosted TEDxYouth events. Community service activities include Buddy Reading, eye donation awareness, environmental clean-ups, and work with local organizations.

Academic & Intellectual

Model United Nations is a core part of JPIS's intellectual life. The school hosts its own MUN conferences and sends delegations to WFUNA International MUN, Ivy League MUN and Harvard MUN India, developing confidence, interpersonal skills, reasoning and oratory. JPIS students also participate in competitions such as the Fermat Mathematical Olympiad 2024-25, earning recognition for mathematical ability.

Arts & Creative

Performing Arts forms one of the most popular extracurricular experiences at JPIS. Biannual dance workshops with the Shiamak Davar Institute of Performing Arts teach Jazz, Salsa and Hip Hop with year-end performances; Dance is offered as an IB subject. The school also conducts theatre workshops with the International Drama Academy and supports elocution and public speaking. Music centers include soundproof studios and a broad instrument program spanning strings, percussion, wind, and electronic instruments; Visual Arts include painting, graphic design, sculpture, installation, digital media, photography and an annual exhibition.

Cultural & Language

Model United Nations fosters cross-cultural communication and diplomacy. JPIS participates in major national and international conferences and hosts its own MUNs. TEDx Youth demonstrates student-led ideas and public speaking.

Social & Hobbies

JPIS provides diverse extracurriculars across the arts and community, with opportunities to perform at the Annual Day, exhibit art, or engage in theatre workshops. Music education and the Visual Arts program provide outlets for creative pursuit, and elocution and debate are encouraged as part of student life.

Community & Service

Community Service is a central JPIS program. Students participate in Buddy Reading, fundraising and environmental campaigns, eye donation awareness, and work with old age homes and with children with special needs. JPIS has adopted the Hawa Mahal for Swachh Bharat and conducts street plays in 30 wards to promote cleanliness.

Leadership & Professional

Leadership development is fostered through Model United Nations and TEDx Youth events. JPIS hosts MUNs and delegates to WFUNA International MUN, Ivy League MUN and Harvard MUN India, while public speaking and elocution are emphasized through related programs.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

JPIS sits on a 50-acre campus in Jaipur with extensive sports facilities, including an indoor heated swimming pool, squash courts, cricket nets, football grounds, indoor and outdoor basketball courts, synthetic tennis courts and a gym. The morning begins with one hour of compulsory sports to promote physical health and well-being.

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CCIS

📚 Learning Advanced 🧩 Behaviour None

CCIS, Sector-3 Mansarovar, Jaipur, offers a dual-pathway education combining CBSE and the IB Primary Years Programme. The campus began as CCGS in 1998 and expanded with upgraded laboratories in 2012; in 2025 CCIS was authorized as an IB World School for the PYP. Serving over 3,000 students, CCIS emphasizes personal development and strong character. The CBSE grades VI–XII run alongside the IB PYP Pathway, giving families a choice between national accreditation and international framework. Facilities include AI & Robotics Studio, Science & Innovation Labs, a Central Library & Archives with 15,000+ prints and digital journals, Visual Arts Atelier, and a Music & Performing Arts Studio. The Eco-Club & Botanical Garden promotes sustainability; a Student Collaboration Hub supports group projects; and a Sports & Athletics Complex enables basketball, tennis, and track. The school aims for holistic growth, global-minded learners, and broad college placements with strong outcomes in higher education and careers.

Location

CCIS is located in Sector-3, Mansarovar, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302020. The campus supports learning, athletics, and student life. It offers dual CBSE and IB curriculum pathways.

Stages

IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) for primary years and CBSE Secondary & Senior Secondary for later years. CBSE runs from Grade VI to XII.

Country affiliation

Affiliated with CBSE, New Delhi, India.

Application fees

- No published numeric application or registration fee amount for 2026/27 (or 2025/26) is available in the school's public disclosure documents accessible at the time of this check. The school's mandatory public disclosure references an uploaded fee-structure document that contains the detailed fee amounts and headings, but the numeric fees could not be retrieved from the publicly posted files during this review.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- No itemized tuition schedule showing term or annual tuition by year group was available in the school materials that could be downloaded during this review. A formal “Fee Structure” file is listed in the school's mandatory public disclosure and is the expected source of the full per-term and per-year amounts, but the specific fee tables and rates were not retrievable. Therefore individual grade/term/year fee numbers are not available here.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The detailed billing instalment schedule, due dates, and late-payment penalties or discount rules are not published in the publicly accessible pages and documents that were retrievable. The school's mandatory disclosure indicates a dedicated fee-structure document exists that normally contains the billing schedule and terms, but those specific terms were not accessible for extraction.

Boarding / hostel fees

- There is no description of boarding or hostel facilities in the school's publicly available campus and programme information; no boarding or hostel fees are published in the materials retrieved. It should be treated as that boarding is not offered or not listed in the public materials.

Other costs and typical extras (uniforms, transport, meals, activities, deposits)

- No published schedule of ancillary charges (uniform, transport, meals, activity fees, security deposit/establishment charges, one-time admission fees, or book charges) was available in the retrievable school documents. The referenced fee-structure document is likely to list these items, but those line-item amounts were not available to extract during this check.

Refund information

- No publicly retrievable refund, cancellation, or withdrawal policy with numeric refund rules was available in the documents that could be accessed. The official fee-structure disclosure referenced by the school is the expected place for refund and withdrawal terms; those terms were not accessible for inclusion here.

Fee payment options

- Payment methods (for example bank transfer, online payment gateway, credit/debit card acceptance, demand draft, or instalment plans) are not described in the publicly retrievable materials. Contact details are published for admissions and enquiries and should be used to confirm the accepted payment channels and to obtain an official, current fee schedule. Published contact details include the school phone and email.

Summary of what was found and limitation

- The school's mandatory public disclosure explicitly lists a dedicated “Fee Structure” document intended to contain the detailed fees, billing schedule, payment terms, ancillary charges, refund rules, and similar items; however, the fee-structure file itself could not be retrieved during this review, so numeric fee amounts and the term-by-term breakdown could not be extracted. The school's public pages and mandatory disclosure provide the existence of the fee schedule and contact details, but do not provide the fee figures in the retrievable materials.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Social-emotional learning is facilitated by the Counsellor through one-on-one counselling and group sessions. These sessions help students understand and manage their emotions, build self‑confidence, and develop positive peer relationships. The program strengthens students' social and emotional skills across the school. The mission states that emotional well-being is integrated into the curriculum as part of CCIS's holistic approach. The school supports SEL through its inclusive education framework and dedicated wellbeing staff.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

An Inclusive Education & Support Policy establishes formal learning support. A Learning Support Steering Committee, including the Head of School, PYP Coordinator, and SEN Facilitator, coordinates identification and support. Identification occurs at admission and is revisited during the academic year, with case profiles reviewed by the SEN team. The policy provides for Individual Education Plans (IEPs) and tailored interventions, and outlines infrastructure, staff, and dedicated SEN roles to assist learners with diverse needs. English as an Additional Language (EAL) support and mother tongue resources are available, with differentiated instruction and modified materials to meet individual learning needs.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the established medium of instruction across IB programmes. English as an Additional Language (EAL) support is provided through small-group instruction and scaffolded resources. New students undergo language assessments, and personalized learning plans are developed in collaboration with teachers and language specialists. The Language Policy describes mother-tongue support and a multilingual approach. Hindi is taught from Grade 1 to Grade 8, and from Grade 6 students may study Sanskrit or French as additional languages.

Mental Wellbeing

Emotional well-being is a core part of CCIS's mission and curriculum. The school provides mental health and wellbeing support through a Counsellor and a Wellness Teacher. Counselling is available on an individual and group basis to address emotional needs and to help students develop self-regulation and resilience. Confidentiality protections ensure that student information is safeguarded. The SARAS disclosures confirm staff assignments dedicated to student wellbeing and safety.

Safeguarding

Confidentiality protections are in place for student information. The school maintains a Counsellor and Wellness Teacher to support safeguarding and student wellbeing. The SARAS public disclosure lists staff roles and safety-related infrastructure, including health and fire-safety certificates. Safeguarding principles are implemented through the school's welfare and inclusion-related policies to ensure student safety and access to support services. These practices support a safe learning environment for all students.

Facilities Overview

CCIS is located in Sector-3 Mansarovar, Jaipur, offering a dual-curriculum pathway with CBSE and IB programmes. The campus provides spaces to support learning across academics, arts, sports, and personal development. Infrastructure includes AI & Robotics Studio, Science & Innovation Labs, Central Library & Archives, Visual Arts Atelier, and Music & Performing Arts Studio. It also features the Eco-Club & Botanical Garden, Student Collaboration Hub, and other learning spaces. The Sports & Athletics Complex includes synthetic basketball arenas, indoor nets, tennis turfs, and athletic training tracks.

Sports Facilities

Sports & Athletics Complex includes synthetic basketball arenas, indoor nets, tennis turfs, and athletic training tracks. The complex supports physical education and athletic programs as part of campus life.

Academic Facilities

AI & Robotics Studio is equipped with drone kits, robotics setups, programmable microcontrollers, and active club arenas. Science & Innovation Labs provide advanced chemistry, physics, and biology spaces with high-end apparatus. Central Library & Archives houses over 15,000 prints, digital journals, quiet study spaces, and research systems. Visual Arts Atelier offers spaces for pottery, oil painting, sculptures, and student gallery exhibitions. Music & Performing Arts Studio provides acoustically insulated rooms for vocal training, school band, and orchestral instruments. Student Collaboration Hub supports active group learning with collaboration spaces.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Eco-Club & Botanical Garden supports student-led environmental sustainability initiatives and green projects. The Visual Arts Atelier hosts arts-related clubs and student exhibitions. Music & Performing Arts Studio provides rehearsal spaces for performances and bands. The Student Collaboration Hub supports group projects and interactive seminars outside class time.

Academic & Intellectual

CCIS provides the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) as an authorised IB World School, alongside CBSE curriculum pathways. The IB framework emphasizes curiosity, inquiry, student agency, and global-mindedness. There are student-led research studies and global university credits within the IB pathway.

Arts & Creative

The Visual Arts Atelier has studio spaces for pottery, oil painting, and sculpture, plus student gallery exhibitions. The Music & Performing Arts Studio provides acoustically insulated practice rooms for vocal training, the school band, and orchestral instruments. A Central Library & Archives supports creative and scholarly work with more than 15,000 prints, digital journals, quiet study spaces, and research systems. A Student Collaboration Hub offers active group learning spaces and interactive seminar areas.

Cultural & Language

Friendship Day celebrations are part of campus life. Independence Day Pride is celebrated on campus. Youth Parliament provides a platform for student voice and leadership.

Social & Hobbies

Eco-Club & Botanical Garden supports student-led environmental sustainability initiatives, organic planting, and green drives. A Student Collaboration Hub provides active group learning spaces, project discussion tables, and interactive seminars. Friendship Day celebrations and other campus life events are part of student social life.

Leadership & Professional

Club Investiture Ceremony recognizes student leaders. Youth Parliament provides a platform for student voice and leadership. Dedicated Counseling offers profile building and SAT/JEE mentorship to support university admissions.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The Sports & Athletics Complex includes synthetic basketball arenas, indoor nets, tennis turfs, and athletic training tracks. The Music & Performing Arts Studio provides acoustically insulated practice rooms for vocal training, the school band, and orchestral instruments. A Central Library & Archives offers quiet study spaces and access to extensive print and digital resources. Emotional well-being is integrated into the curriculum as part of a holistic, experiential education.

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