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Ann Mary School Dehradun

India, Dehradun

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Bus Service Yes
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum, Indian Curriculum
Taught languages English, Hindi
Strengths Performing Arts, STEM, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

Ann Mary School Dehradun is a day and boarding institution affiliated with CISCE, New Delhi, delivering the CISCE curriculum in English. The school offers a broad range of subjects across sciences, mathematics, social studies, languages and arts, with Sanskrit and foreign languages such as French, German and Spanish. The academic year runs from April to March and is organised into three terms, with scholarships recognizing academic excellence. The learning experience integrates Socially Useful and Productive Work (SUPW) as part of the core curriculum, reinforcing social responsibility. Classrooms feature interactive whiteboards and audio-visual systems, with well-equipped physics, chemistry and biology laboratories, a comprehensive library, and high-speed internet. The campus supports performing arts through dedicated spaces for plays and concerts, and sports with fields for soccer and cricket, courts for basketball and tennis, and a modern gym. Students participate in houses Arctic, Atlantic, Indian and Pacific, promoting teamwork and healthy competition.

GMS Rd, Balliwala Chowk, Shivalik Puram, Dehradun, Uttarakhand 248001, India

The Essentials

Ann Mary School Dehradun has instruction in English.

Location
General Mahadev Singh Road, Dehradun, Uttarakhand 248001, India.

Stages
Play Group to Class XII.

Type
Day and boarding school.

Additional learning support
Additional academic support is provided as part of the boarding program.

Country affiliation
Affiliated to CISCE, New Delhi.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
Boarding at Ann Mary School goes beyond accommodation—it's an integral part of the school's commitment to academic excellence. It provides dedicated study areas, access to resources and a structured routine to foster a focused approach to learning, with additional academic support to help students grow.

Uniform Requirement
Uniforms are compulsory for all students. Girls wear grey terricot skirts (bib design PKG–IV; plain from Class V) with a sky-blue shirt, a tie, badge and a belt from Class V; summer options include dungarees and a blazer is required from Class I, while winter adds grey trousers. Boys wear grey terricot trousers with a sky-blue shirt (full sleeves from Class I), a pullover and blazer, with a tie, badge and belt from Class V; black shoes and sky-blue socks complete the uniform.

Governance and Ownership
Ann Mary School was founded in 1985 by Dr. Deepak Arora and his German wife Silvia Anna Maria Wieczorek. The chairperson is Mrs. Anuradha Joshi, who leads the school as chairperson of the Sushila Devi Center for Professional Studies & Research, with a governing body guiding the school.
Fees
*Application / Registration fee*

- A non-refundable registration fee of INR 1,000 is payable at the time of registration.

*Tuition fees — annual amounts by year group (published ranges)*

- Nursery (PKG / LKG / UKG): INR 78,000 - INR 98,000 per year.
- Class 1 to Class 5: INR 98,000 - INR 156,000 per year.
- Class 6 to Class 8: INR 156,000 - INR 206,000 per year.
- Class 9 to Class 10: INR 206,000 - INR 256,000 per year.
- Class 11 to Class 12: INR 256,000 - INR 356,000 per year.

- Note: some school directories list an example annual figure of INR 40,000 and a transport charge of INR 10,000 for the school; this appears in publicly listed school directories.

*Per-term / per-quarter billing (how term amounts map to the annual figures)*

- The school's fee handling and recent administrative direction reference adjustments into the quarter's fee, indicating quarterly/term billing. Using quarterly billing, a per-quarter amount equals the published annual figure divided by four. (The per-quarter figures below are derived by dividing the annual ranges by four.)

- Example per-quarter amounts (derived):
- Nursery: INR 19,500 – INR 24,500 per quarter.
- Class 1–5: INR 24,500 – INR 39,000 per quarter.
- Class 6–8: INR 39,000 – INR 51,500 per quarter.
- Class 9–10: INR 51,500 – INR 64,000 per quarter.
- Class 11–12: INR 64,000 – INR 89,000 per quarter.

*Billing schedule and payment terms*

- Fees are handled through the school's online payment/ERP facility; the school provides an online fee-payment portal for parents.
- A government/administration action and subsequent school undertaking for the 2025–26 session required fee increases to be limited and stated that any excess deposited fee would be adjusted in the quarter's fee. This indicates that fee changes and adjustments may be applied against upcoming quarterly bills.

*Transport (school bus) fee*

- Transport is charged separately by route; one directory lists a published transport charge of INR 10,000 per year. Transport charges are shown as an additional annual item in school directories.

*Boarding fees (where applicable)*

- The school describes boarding facilities as part of its support facilities. However, no publicly published, class‑wise boarding fee schedule is available in the school's published pages or common school directories. (Boarding is mentioned by the school; some directories describe the school as a day school and list boarding as not charged.)

*Other costs and fees*

- Uniform: A full school uniform is specified (items and seasonal variants for boys and girls are published), but uniform pricing is not publicly listed on the school pages. Uniform items include shirts, trousers/skirts/dungarees, blazer, pullover, tie, badge, belt and shoes as appropriate by class.
- Miscellaneous charges commonly charged by schools (examples that are typically additional where applicable) include transport, activity/annual charges, examination or lab fees and one‑time caution/security deposits; no complete published breakdown for these items is available for every year group on the school's published pages.

*Refund information and adjustments*

- The registration fee is explicitly non-refundable.
- Following an administrative direction about fee hikes, the school stated that any excess fees previously collected would be adjusted into the quarter's fee rather than being retained; this demonstrates the school's adjustment practice for excess charged fees in that administrative action.

*Fee payment options and transaction charges*

- The school provides an online fee portal (ERP) for fee payment.
- Third‑party bill‑payment platforms list the school on BBPS/fee‑payment services and support multiple payment modes: credit card, debit card, net banking, UPI and digital wallets. Such platforms also note a convenience/processing charge (for example, up to about 2% on certain platforms).

*Key practical points for parents (factual summary)*

- Payable at registration: INR 1,000 (non‑refundable).
- Annual tuition: published ranges by year group as listed above; per‑quarter amounts can be estimated by dividing the annual figure by four when fees are billed quarterly.
- Transport, uniforms and other ancillary charges are additional and are published variably by directories or specified on school pages (uniform requirements listed; transport shown as a separate annual charge in directories).
- Payment can be made through the school's ERP and via BBPS/third‑party bill payment services using card, net‑banking, UPI or wallet; convenience charges may apply on third‑party platforms.
Academics

Ann Mary School Dehradun teaches CBSE Curriculum, Indian Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
The school is affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), New Delhi, and follows the CISCE curriculum. The medium of instruction is English, and all classes cover English, Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, and the Sciences. Subjects taught include Sanskrit and foreign languages (French, German, Spanish), Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computers (Compulsory from Class V to VIII), History/Civics, Geography, Economics, Accounts/Commerce, Art/Craft/Drawing, Dramatics/Elocution, Music/Singing, Sports/Games/PE/Chess, Yoga/Brain Gym, and Dance; Socially Useful and Productive Work/Affirmation are also part of the curriculum. The curriculum includes Socially Useful and Productive Work (SUPW) and related activities as part of the learning experience. The academic year runs from April 1 to March 31 and is divided into three terms; scholarships are offered to recognise academic excellence.

Exam Results
The ICSE result: 185 students appeared and 100% results were achieved; top scorers included Ekanshi Mittal (98.6%), Lakshya Sharma (98%), Smmayam Anand (98%), Shona Sharma (97.8%), and Sanskriti Budakoti (97.8%). The ISC result: 147 students appeared and 100% results were achieved; Humanities topper: Chaitanya Bakshi (98%), Science topper: Ishita Tyagi (98%), Commerce topper: Aditya Rastogi (97.25%).

Higher Education Progression
Alumni include NTSE scholars who progressed to IIT Kharagpur (Pranav Khandka) and IIT Kanpur (Vivek Goel; admitted to IIM Ahmedabad), and 2024 B.Tech graduates such as Aisha Jain (CSE) now a software engineer at Chubb and Priyashi Khandka (VIT Vellore) at BP Global. UPSC 2023 qualifiers Deepesh Kaira (86th rank) and Shikhar Nautiyal (371st) were celebrated in an alumni event. Alumni Speaks sessions provide current students with guidance on higher education and careers.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school emphasizes well-being and inclusivity, with initiatives promoting mental health awareness, diversity, and an inclusive school culture to support students' social and emotional development.

Mental Wellbeing
Mental health awareness initiatives are integrated into the school's ethos, helping students to thrive personally and emotionally as part of a holistic approach.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Ann Mary School has state-of-the-art infrastructure and transportation services. Classrooms are equipped with interactive whiteboards and audio-visual systems. The school features physics, chemistry, and biology laboratories, and a library with extensive books and digital resources. High-speed internet and computer labs support technology-driven learning. Spaces for performing arts host plays, concerts, and cultural performances, while safety is maintained with surveillance, trained security personnel, and emergency protocols.

Sports Facilities
Physical well-being is a crucial aspect of student development, and top-notch sports facilities are provided. The school has well-maintained playing fields for soccer and cricket and courts for basketball and tennis. The gymnasium is equipped with modern exercise equipment. Sports initiatives encourage broad participation and teamwork across classes I to XII. Students compete under four houses: Arctic, Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific.

Academic Facilities
Classrooms are state-of-the-art with interactive whiteboards and audio-visual systems. Physics, chemistry, and biology laboratories are well equipped. The library provides a wealth of books, magazines, newspapers, circulars, and digital resources. High-speed internet and computer labs support technology-driven learning. Spaces for performing arts provide venues for plays, concerts, and cultural performances.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Ann Mary School offers a diverse range of co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. SUPW clubs include debates, science, literature, environmental awareness, and group activities such as dance, music, chess, and table tennis. Sports and athletics programs promote teamwork, discipline, and physical well-being. Performing arts, visual arts and design, and leadership development are nurtured through productions, exhibitions, and workshops. Cultural exchanges, entrepreneurship programs, and STEM programs broaden horizons.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school is affiliated with the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE). The CISCE curriculum forms the backbone of the academic program, fostering holistic development across subjects. The medium of instruction is English, with core classes in English, Hindi, Mathematics, Social Studies, and Sciences. English learning is given special emphasis through a playful approach to language where students act out language scenarios.

Arts & Creative
Art/Craft/Drawing, Dramatics/Elocution, Music/Singing, and Dance/Action songs are part of the curriculum. Perceptual, creative, constructional, and artistic activities are integrated using a variety of materials. Regular activities include singing, painting, computers, yoga, and dance as avenues for creativity.

Cultural & Language
The medium of instruction is English. The school offers English, Hindi, Sanskrit and foreign languages including French, German, and Spanish.

Social & Hobbies
Singing, games, painting, computers, yoga, and dance are regular activities that form part of the curriculum.

Community & Service
Socially Useful and Productive Work is listed as a curricular subject, reflecting an emphasis on social responsibility and practical contribution to the community.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Physical education and wellbeing are supported through Sports, Games, Mass PT, PE, Chess, plus Yoga/Brain Gym and Dance as regular components of the program.
Languages

Language Provision
The school uses English as the medium of instruction. Languages taught include English, Hindi, Sanskrit, and foreign languages French, German, and Spanish.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Admission Notice: The admissions process for 2026-27 is holistic and inclusive; the evaluation considers academic achievements, extracurricular involvement, character and talents; the admissions committee thoroughly reviews each application and may conduct interviews; educators provide support and guidance to prospective students and families to ensure a seamless transition.
2. Kindergarten admissions: For PKG, LKG and UKG, the session 2026–27 admissions are open; registration is at the Admission Office (Entry via Gate No. 3, GMS Road) from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; a non-refundable registration fee of ₹1000 is payable; documents required include photocopies of the child's Date of Birth Certificate, Aadhaar cards for the child and parents, the child's immunisation card, and the latest assessment report (for admission to LKG and above); age criteria as on 1 July 2026 are PKG 3 years, LKG 4 years, UKG 5 years.
3. For Classes I to VIII: Advertisements are placed and applications are accepted for admission to these classes. Documents required include an introduction of both parents with address and telephone numbers, photocopies of Aadhaar cards for both parents, current address proof, passport-size photograph of the child, photocopy of Date of Birth Certificate and Aadhaar Card of the child, and photocopy of the current assessment/mark sheet for admission to LKG to VIII; incomplete applications will not be accepted; National Education Policy age criteria as on 31 March 2025 are PKG 2.5–3.5 years, LKG 3.5–4.5 years, UKG 4.5–5.5 years, and I 5.5 years and above; applying for admission is a voluntary act that does not guarantee admission.
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