Compare International Schools in Kanpur, India

Instructs in English

Fees ₹121,940 - 146,500

Allenhouse Public School – Khalasi Line, located in Kanpur, offers a CBSE-based curriculum with Cambridge IGCSE components for Pre-Primary through Sr. Secondary, with Science, Commerce, and Humanities streams. The program balances STEM with humanities and arts, and emphasizes 21st‑century skills. Learning is enriched through activities, field trips, nature walks, and art‑integrated syllabi, and focuses on critical and creative thinking. Electives include Fashion Studies, Legal Studies, Mass Media Studies, and Artificial Intelligence to broaden subject choices. The Achiever curriculum model covers eight dimensions, including Advanced Academics, Health & Wellness Empowered, Excellence In Communication, and a Robust Sports Program. Founded in 2006 by Mr. Mukhtarul Amin, the school aims to blend Indian cultural values with an international outlook and carries the motto Educate, Enrich, Empower. It connects with international programs such as the International Award for Young People, Cambridge English Language Assessment, and the British Council‑International Award. Global-minded inquiry, collaboration, and leadership skills.

Application / Admission fees

- Classes I to IX: Admission fee Rs 30,000 payable once at the time of admission.
- Class XI: Admission fee Rs 35,000 payable once at the time of admission.
- Admission fees are collected at the time of joining and the admission fee is non‑refundable.

Tuition (composite) fees — per term and per year (session 2026–2027)

All published tuition amounts are listed as Quarterly (per term) composite fees. Annual figures below equal the quarterly fee multiplied by four.

- Class I: Per term Rs 30,485; Per year Rs 121,940.
- Class II: Per term Rs 30,985; Per year Rs 123,940.
- Class III: Per term Rs 30,485; Per year Rs 121,940.
- Class IV: Per term Rs 31,025; Per year Rs 124,100.
- Class V: Per term Rs 31,850; Per year Rs 127,400.
- Class VI: Per term Rs 31,340; Per year Rs 125,360.
- Class VII: Per term Rs 32,025; Per year Rs 128,100.
- Class VIII: Per term Rs 30,660; Per year Rs 122,640.
- Class IX: Per term Rs 32,125; Per year Rs 128,500.
- Class X: Per term Rs 32,125; Per year Rs 128,500.
- Class XI (Commerce & Humanities): Per term Rs 34,850; Per year Rs 139,400.
- Class XI (Science): Per term Rs 36,625; Per year Rs 146,500.
- Class XII (Commerce & Humanities): Per term Rs 33,985; Per year Rs 135,940.
- Class XII (Science): Per term Rs 35,750; Per year Rs 143,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Fees are billed on a quarterly basis (the published amounts are Quarterly/term fees).
- Admission fees are payable once at the time of admission. Quarterly tuition is payable in each term as per the school's fee challan/ERP billing.

Boarding / hostel fees

- The Khalasi Lines campus operates as a day school; no boarding/hostel facility is provided for students (therefore no boarding fees are charged for this campus).

Other costs and typical additional charges

- The published amounts are shown as “Composite Fees.” Separate, itemised charges for items such as uniforms, textbooks, transport, activity fees or exam fees are not shown in the quarterly composite table. Where applicable, parents should expect additional one‑time or recurring charges for uniforms, books, and certain co‑curricular activities. The school operates an organised bus/transport service with published routes.

Refund information

- The admission fee is stated as non‑refundable. No separate, itemised public refund schedule for term tuition is published in the fee schedule document; standard practice is that admission fee is non‑refundable.

Fee payment options and how fees are collected

- Fee collection and registration are managed through the school's online/ERP system (the school lists an ERP/online registration portal and generates fee challans for parents). Parents use the school's ERP/parent portal and generated challans for fee settlement.

Quick practical points for parents

- All amounts shown above are in Indian Rupees (Rs) and are the school's published Quarterly (per term) composite fees for session 2026–2027; annual totals are calculated as four times the quarterly fee.
- Admission fees are payable once at joining (Rs 30,000 for Classes I–IX; Rs 35,000 for Class XI) and are recorded separately from the quarterly composite fee.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school emphasizes holistic development across spiritual, moral, intellectual, social, emotional and physical growth. The learning environment is supportive, fostering compassion, collaboration and courage. Aware Mindfulness promotes self-awareness, emotional intelligence and mindfulness as part of the Brilliance Curriculum Model. The Debate Club develops both intellectual and emotional quotient and provides opportunities for respectful engagement with diverse perspectives. Experiential learning through projects, field trips and real-world applications builds leadership, problem-solving and communication skills. Social-emotional development is integrated with academics to prepare students for life beyond school.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental well-being is a component of the Health & Wellness focus within the Achiever Curriculum Model. Aware Mindfulness promotes self-awareness, emotional intelligence and mindfulness. Sports and physical activity programs support mental and emotional well-being. Health & Wellness evaluates physical health, mental well-being and lifestyle choices. Clubs and experiential learning activities help students build resilience and social-emotional skills.

Admissions

1. Registration is the first step. The prospectus given during registration provides complete information about the school system and admission details for Allenhouse Khalasi Line. The registration initiates the admission process for Classes I–IX and XI. The process follows the admission criteria of Allenhouse Khalasi Line.

2. Admission to Classes I and above is based on the result of an admission test conducted by the school and the interaction of shortlisted students and parents with the principal, as per the Allenhouse Khalasi Line admission process. The admission test result and interaction with the principal determine eligibility according to the admission criteria. The process follows the admission criteria of Allenhouse Khalasi Line.

3. The date, time, and syllabus for the admission test will be intimated at the time of registration itself per the admission criteria. The notification is provided during registration. The process aligns with the criteria outlined for Khalasi Line.

4. The result of the admission test will be informed telephonically. Shortlisted candidates are contacted by telephone to convey outcomes. The communication completes the admission decision.

5. Documents required at the time of registration / admission include: filled up the form and two passport-size photographs; Attested copy of the Birth Certificate of the Child; Original birth certificate for verification; Report card of previous class (Attested); Transfer Certificate (original) to be submitted within one month from the admission date; Original Character certificate for class VII and above; Copy of the Aadhar Card of the Child and the Parents; Caste certificate for SC / ST / OBC / EWS; Certificate for disability, if any; PEN (Permanent Education Number).

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Seth Anandram Jaipuria School – Kanpur

Fees ₹133,200 - 137,600

Type Co-educational

Located at 70 Cantonment, Kanpur, Seth Anandram Jaipuria School offers an Indian Curriculum with flexible choices across national and international streams. From Nursery to senior secondary, students may select CISCE for all classes, Cambridge for Classes I to VII, or IEYC for Nursery to Upper Kindergarten. IEYC is a global curriculum that fosters curious, creative, and reflective learners and supports holistic development across mental, emotional, social, and physical domains, building a foundation for lifelong learning. Founded in 1974, the school is part of Seth Anandram Jaipuria Group, a network of K-12 schools and educational institutions. The school is noted for technology integration and delivery of quality education. Its program blends project-based learning with technology-enabled teaching and engages students in internationalism programmes—featuring student exchanges, international volunteering, and educational tours. Career guidance, CUET preparatory classes, and career fairs with foreign universities broaden students' horizons while industry exposure connects learning to real-world contexts.

Application & one‑time charges
- Prospectus (one‑time): INR 500.
- Registration fee (one‑time, non‑recurring): INR 1,000.
- Admission fee (one‑time): INR 62,500.
- Security deposit (refundable): INR 5,000.

Tuition (composite) — charges shown per term and annualised by school section
- Nursery to Class VIII:
- Composite fee (per quarter/term): INR 33,300.
- Composite fee (annual = 4 quarters): INR 133,200.

- Classes IX to XII:
- Composite fee (per quarter/term): INR 34,400.
- Composite fee (annual = 4 quarters): INR 137,600.

Optional / additional recurring charges
- Transport fee: INR 9,900 per quarter (route/seat based; charged as a quarterly fee line).
- Computer Science fee (for Classes IX–XII): INR 7,200 (listed as an additional charge).
- Activity fee (annual): INR 7,500 (listed as an optional yearly charge for certain categories).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Composite tuition and transport are billed on a quarterly basis (quarterly amounts are shown in the fee schedule). Parents should expect four billing periods in the school year.
- Security deposit is refundable; prospectus/registration/admission charges are one‑time.

Boarding
- The school operates as a day school; no boarding fees apply.

Other costs and typical ancillary charges
- Uniform and stationery are handled separately by the school (uniforms and stationery availability and timing are arranged by the school but specific uniform cost lines are not listed in the fee breakdown above). Activity, computer/AI lab charges, examination or lab fees where applicable are additional to the composite tuition and appear as separate fee heads.

Refund & cancellation notes (fee heads with explicit refund status)
- Security deposit is explicitly identified as refundable.
- Prospectus, registration and admission fees are charged as one‑time items (no refundable amount is shown against these heads in the fee schedule).

Fee payment options
- The school provides an online fee/ERP payment facility; fee payments can be made through the school's parent/ERP payment channels.
- The fee schedule shows amounts on a quarterly basis and includes dedicated lines for transport and optional academic activity charges; parents should follow the school's published payment channels for the quarter in which payment is due.

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The Chintels School – Kalyanpur

Instructs in English

Fees ₹91,140 - 119,120

Type Co-educational

The Chintels School, Kalyanpur sits near Singhpur Chauraha, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. It offers CBSE curriculum alongside the Cambridge International Education for select grades, including Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary, Upper Secondary and Cambridge IGCSE. Established in 2016 by Ms. Anurag Vij, the campus is fully air-conditioned with technology-enabled classrooms, well-equipped laboratories, dance and music studios, and a large sports ground with a skating rink and courts for football, basketball, hockey and badminton. The motto "Always More, Always Better" reflects a focus on nurturing individual talents, character, leadership and emotional well-being. Academically, the school emphasises three CBSE-aligned skill sets: Learning and Innovation Skills, Information, Media and Technological Skills, and Life and Career Skills, plus Work Education through socially useful and productive work and community outreach. Science labs are spacious and well-lit; an ICT Lab exposes students to MS Office, Python, Animate CC and Adobe Photoshop; a Mathematics Lab supports experiential learning. Extracurriculars include debates, music and dance, athletics and a school band.

Location

Near Singhpur Chauraha, Kalyanpur, Kanpur-208017, Uttar Pradesh, India. The school is located in the Kalyanpur neighbourhood of Kanpur, in a residential-educational corridor. It is accessible by local transport and serves families across Kanpur and surrounding areas.

Stages

Playgroup, Nursery, Prep, Class I–XII; Cambridge International Education (CIE) offered for select grades; CBSE curriculum from early years through senior secondary.

Type

Co-educational

Country affiliation

India

Bus service

Transport facility available; quarterly transport fee Rs. 8,500.

Application / registration fees

- Playgroup–Prep: Admission (prospectus/registration) / Admission Form: INR 1,000; one‑time Admission Fee: INR 15,000.
- Grade I: Admission Form: INR 1,000; one‑time Admission Fee: INR 15,000.
- Grade II–X: Admission Form: INR 1,000; one‑time Admission Fee: INR 15,000.
- Grade XI–XII: Admission Form: INR 1,000; one‑time Admission Fee: INR 15,000.
- (Alternate entry shown) Grade I–IX (other intake/category): Admission Form: INR 2,000; one‑time Admission Fee: INR 20,000.

Tuition (term / annual) — amounts are quoted as quarterly (term) fees; annual amounts shown are quarterly × 4

- Playgroup–Prep: Quarterly tuition INR 22,785 → Annual tuition INR 91,140.
- Grade I: Quarterly tuition INR 23,000 → Annual tuition INR 92,000.
- Grade II–X: Quarterly tuition INR 24,950 → Annual tuition INR 99,800.
- Grade XI–XII: Quarterly tuition INR 29,185 → Annual tuition INR 116,740.
- (Alternate entry) Grade I–IX: Quarterly tuition INR 29,780 → Annual tuition INR 119,120.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is billed on a quarterly basis (quarters correspond to April–June, July–September, October–December and January–March). The online fee deposit interface offers selection of "1st Quarter (April to June)" or "Full Year Fees" and supports quarterly payment selection.
- Standard quarterly payment months are April, July, October and January; example due-date guidance used by the group of schools shows payment windows in April (late April deadline), July, October and January (deadlines vary by quarter).
- A 7% discount is offered when the full year school fee is paid by the stated early deadline (example shown: 7% discount on full‑year payment up to 30 April). Conveyance and counselling fees are excluded from that discount.
- The online payment form includes a field for late fee; late‑payment charges may apply though specific late‑fee rates are not published in the online form.

Conveyance / transport fees

- Conveyance choices and amounts (as selectable on the online fee deposit form) include: Not Applicable; Single‑side conveyance INR 2,800 (per quarter selection); Both‑side conveyance INR 4,200 (per quarter selection). These values appear in the online fee deposit interface when selecting the Kalyanpur option.

Boarding / hostel

- No boarding/hostel fees or hostel payment option are published for The Chintels School — Kalyanpur. The school's fee documents and the online fee deposit interface present admission, tuition (quarterly/full‑year) and conveyance fee heads but do not list a boarding/hostel fee. Boarding is therefore not applicable in the published fee schedule.

Other costs and required items

- Textbooks and stationery: a detailed class‑wise book list and notebook requirements are published (lists of required textbooks, workbooks and the exact number/type of notebooks per class are provided). Specific textbook and notebook titles are listed by class but individual book prices are not published. Parents should expect the cost of textbooks and stationery in addition to tuition.
- Uniform: a prescribed uniform policy is in force and scholars are required to wear the prescribed uniform; no separate uniform fee amount is published.
- Other possible charges: the online fee interface includes fields and selectable fee heads for Tuition, Admission Fee, Conveyance and optional Full‑Year payment; other occasional charges (exam fees, activity fees, counselling fees, special program charges) may apply but specific recurring amounts for those heads are not published in the public fee circulars.

Refund and cancellation rules

- Online payments made via the online portal do not provide a cancellation option through the portal. No refunds are issued via the online facility; duplicate payments must be reported to the school Accounts office with proof and a separate refund request will be processed by the Accounts Section. Parents must follow the Accounts office process for duplicate or disputed payments.

Fee payment options (how parents can pay)

- Online payment gateways are provided: the online fee deposit form shows "Pay through HDFC BANK" and also displays options such as "Pay Using BOI Bank" on the payment page. The online form supports selection of fee type (Quarterly, Full Year, Admission Fee, Conveyance) and processes payments through the bank payment gateway. The form also includes guidance on what to do if a transaction is debited but no receipt is generated.
- At points of registration the school group's admission information indicates registration/registration charges may be payable in cash or online; the online fee portal is the primary published payment route for fee remittance.

Summary of the key fee heads (quick reference)

- Admission / registration: typically INR 1,000 (some entries show INR 2,000 for specific intake/category). One‑time admission fee typically INR 15,000 (one entry shows INR 20,000 for a specific intake/category).
- Quarterly tuition (examples): Playgroup–Prep INR 22,785; Grade I INR 23,000; Grade II–X INR 24,950; Grade XI–XII INR 29,185; (alternate band Grade I–IX INR 29,780). Annual equivalents are the quarterly amounts × 4.
- Conveyance (example selectable amounts on the payment form): Single side INR 2,800 per period; Both side INR 4,200 per period.
- Discount on full‑year payment: 7% (deadline and applicability shown on the online payment page).
- Refunds: no online cancellation/refund via portal; duplicate payments require Accounts office intervention.

(Notes: the published fee circular for session 2026–27 lists the specific quarterly and admission‑form/admission fee figures shown above; class‑wise book lists and notebook requirements are published separately. For items and charges not given as monetary amounts in the published documents — for example uniform cost, examination or activity‑specific fees — no fixed fee amount is published in the school's public fee documents.)

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Chintels School Kanpur integrates social and emotional development into its learning approach. Learning is described as academically, socially and emotionally oriented. The focus is on a safe environment where each child is valued, and on an all-encompassing, caring and rigorous learning environment that engages students and challenges them to grow emotionally, academically, socially and creatively. The Cambridge curriculum emphasizes nurturing creativity, confidence, and compassion—preparing students to excel academically and lead with purpose. Education is holistic, with arts, sports, leadership experiences and real‑world learning that help students collaborate, express themselves, and lead with kindness, creativity, confidence and resilience. Families are partners in building a community that supports students as individuals, with a view to nurturing responsible, conscientious citizens.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

All scholars are required to speak only in English within the school premises, reflecting English as the language used for communication on campus and instruction.

Mental Wellbeing

Emotional well-being is a stated focus of the school. The mission and vision emphasize developing self-confidence, flexibility, adaptability and problem-solving, and the Learning Approach highlights growth that is academic, social and emotional. The Cambridge content also frames education as holistic and human, aiming to nurture empathy, compassion and resilience in students.

Safeguarding

The school prioritises safety and security, aiming to keep every child safe physically, emotionally, mentally and intellectually. The school environment is described as safe, with policies that prohibit smoking, alcohol and drugs on campus. Corporal punishment is not used, and the school advocates a collaborative household–school approach to safeguarding and student well-being.

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