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Banyan Tree School

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 3 - 17 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 1986
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages English, Hindi
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, STEM
Clubs Lifestyle and Wellbeing, Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Banyan Tree School Delhi is a co-educational CBSE Senior Secondary school offering Nursery through Class XII, with about 1,200 students on a 2-acre Lodhi Road campus. The school follows the CBSE curriculum aligned to NCERT guidelines and NEP 2020, using research-based teaching methods and technology as a learning medium. It is affiliated to CBSE (affiliation number 2730199) and operates under the Ram Krishan & Sons Charitable Trust. The AISSCE grading policy underpins fair assessments, and exams are replaced by projects and experiential learning. Classes are organized by students' abilities rather than age. Facilities include air-conditioned classrooms with natural light, a computer lab with AI integration, an infirmary, and a Guidance and Learning Support Centre. The campus runs a solar energy initiative, and the program supports sports, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, and clubs such as Nature & Science Club and Chess. Life-skills and experiential learning underpin after-school activities and holistic development.

3, Lodhi Rd, Institutional Area, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi, Delhi 110003, India

The Essentials

Banyan Tree School has instruction in English.

Location

Lodhi Institutional Area, Lodhi Road, New Delhi 110003, India.

Stages

Nursery to Class XII.

Type

co-educational school.

Additional learning support

Guidance and Learning Support Centre provides student counseling to support emotional, social, and academic development.

Country affiliation

India (CBSE affiliated; affiliation number 2730199).

School day structure

Nursery and KG: 8:30 am–12:30 pm; Class I–XII: 8:00 am–2:00 pm; second and fourth Saturdays off. All working Saturdays are Bagless Days with experiential learning.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

Nursery and KG: Uppers - Summer: blue-collar half-sleeved T-shirt; Winter: blue full-sleeved round-neck T-shirt; Grey fleece hooded jacket; Lows - Summer: Grey track pants with a blue stripe; Winter: Grey fleece track pants with a blue stripe; Socks - Grey; Shoes - Plain black shoes with Velcro. Classes I to XII: Uppers (Boys & Girls) - Summer: White half-sleeved shirt; Winter: White full-sleeved shirt; Plain blue sweater; Blue blazer with monogram. Girls' Lower - Summer: Grey divided skirts (box pleats) or Grey trousers; Winter: Grey divided skirts (with black stockings) or Grey trousers. Boys' Lower - Summer: Grey shorts/trousers (I – V); Winter: Grey trousers (VI – XII). Tie and Belt - Blue and white striped tie; Blue and white belt with school logo. Socks - Grey socks. Shoes - Plain black shoes.

Governance and Ownership

The school is established under the aegis of Ram Krishan & Sons Charitable Trust. The school is CBSE affiliated (Affiliation No. 2730199).
Fees
Application / Registration fees

- No separate application or one‑time registration fee amount is published in the school's publicly posted fee schedule. Online registration is available through the school's portal.

Tuition fees by year group (listed amounts)

- PRE‑SCHOOL: INR 7,827.
- PRE‑PRIMARY: INR 7,827.
- CLASS I: INR 7,827.
- CLASS II: INR 7,827.
- CLASS III: INR 8,311.
- CLASS IV: INR 8,795.
- CLASS V: INR 8,795.
- CLASS VI: INR 8,795.
- CLASS VII: INR 8,795.
- CLASS VIII: INR 8,795.
- CLASS IX–X: INR 5,057.
- CLASS XI–XII: INR 5,057.

Per‑term and per‑year calculations (billing options and examples)

- Payments can be made Monthly or Quarterly; parents are informed to pay by the 10th of every month. The school receives fees only through its online payment partner (QFix). For calculation of term and annual totals, use the listed tuition amount multiplied by the number of months in the payment period selected:
- Monthly payment = listed amount (example shown below).
- Quarterly (per‑term = 3 months) = listed amount × 3.
- Annual = listed amount × 12.
- Examples:
- PRE‑SCHOOL: Monthly INR 7,827 → Per quarter (3 months) INR 23,481 → Annual INR 93,924.
- CLASS III: Monthly INR 8,311 → Per quarter INR 24,933 → Annual INR 99,732.
- CLASS IX–X: Monthly INR 5,057 → Per quarter INR 15,171 → Annual INR 60,684.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Payment timing: fees are to be paid by the 10th of each month. A penalty will be levied for default as per Rule 166 of DSER, 1973. Payment can be made monthly or quarterly. All fee receipts are through the school's online payment gateway (HDFC QFix / QFix PayDirect).
- Currency and card terms: all fee payments must be made in Indian Rupees (INR) only. Payment by credit card is accepted (Visa/Master), and credit‑card payments include a statutory convenience charge of 2% of the transaction amount. Debit cards and net‑banking/UPI are accepted on the gateway where provided.
- Payment channel rule: the school receives fee payments only through the specified online payment gateway; other modes are not accepted unless the school communicates an alternative.

Boarding / Hostel fees

- The school operates as a day school and does not offer boarding/hostel facilities; therefore no boarding fees are charged.

Other costs and fees

- Uniform: a prescribed uniform list is published (different items for Nursery/KG and for Classes I–XII, including summer/winter variants, blazer, tie, shoes, etc.). Uniform costs are additional but specific prices for uniform items are not published on the uniform page.
- Books and stationery: a published Book List is available for the academic year; book and stationery costs are additional and are not listed as part of the tuition amounts.
- Transfer Certificate / administrative charges: the site displays fee headings for items such as Transfer Certificate and notices, but specific amounts for adhoc administrative charges are not published in the main fee table.
- Transport: transport is typically charged separately by route where offered; no universal transport charge is listed in the published tuition table. (Transport, if opted, is an additional cost.)

Refund information

- Online payment errors (examples given): if a payment is debited twice, or an acknowledgment fails to generate due to a system/internet failure, the school will effect a reversal of the amount where the customer's bank confirms the duplicate/erroneous transaction. Specific administrative refund timelines and other refund conditions are handled via the payment gateway process and the school's online payment terms.

Fee payment options and technical terms

- Accepted payment methods: Credit card (Visa/Master), debit card, net banking and UPI via the HDFC QFix / PayDirect gateway. All online payments are processed via the gateway and the school does not retain card details.
- Convenience charges and liabilities: a standard convenience charge of 2% applies to credit‑card transactions; parents should check with their card provider for any additional bank fees. The school is not responsible for failed authorizations or reversals arising from the card issuer.
- Electronic consent and records: by using the online payment service parents agree to electronic storage of payment and related information; the school reserves the right to amend online payment terms with prior notice.

(End of fee overview.)
Academics

Banyan Tree School teaches CBSE Curriculum for students aged 3 to 17.

Curriculum

CBSE curriculum following NCERT guidelines. The school is affiliated to CBSE (Affiliation number 2730199). Our curriculum is aligned with NEP 2020 and uses research-based teaching methods, with the AISSCE grading policy for fair assessments. NEP-Curriculum Design emphasizes problem solving, coding, and technology as the learning medium. Classes are organized by students' abilities rather than age, with exams replaced by projects and experiential learning. The approach includes a broad range of clubs and the integration of life-skills for holistic development.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides in-house Guidance and Learning Support Centre offering personalized academic, social, emotional, and career counseling. Equal importance is given to emotional wellbeing, values, and social skills in learning.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

There is a Special Educator (RCI Registered) who supports students with diverse learning needs and develops Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) as part of inclusive education.

Mental Wellbeing

On‑campus counsellors provide psychological and career guidance. The team includes a psychologist and counselors who help students manage stress, build resilience, regulate emotions, and foster social‑emotional development.

Safeguarding

There is a Complaint Committee for Prevention of Sexual Harassment; corporal punishments are strictly prohibited; safety and security measures apply; there are grievance handling mechanisms and student protection policies in place.
Parent Experience

History

Banyan Tree School Delhi was established in 1986 under the Ram Krishan & Sons Charitable Trust. It is a co-educational CBSE Senior Secondary school offering Nursery through Class XII and serves about 1200 students. Spread over 2 acres on Lodhi Road, the campus has modern infrastructure and a solar energy initiative to promote sustainability. The motto is In Pursuit of Excellence and the school aims to balance academic learning with personal development, spiritual growth and physical challenge. Banyan Tree School operates beyond Delhi with locations in Lucknow, Jagdishpur, Chandigarh, Jaipur and Bhopal.

Community

Open communication between parents and the school is maintained daily to support student progress, and parents are encouraged to participate in their child's education through Parent-Teacher Meetings. The school emphasizes a nurturing environment and core values of honesty, respect, responsibility and empathy. Co-curricular life includes performing arts, visual arts, and a range of sports. All working Saturdays are Bagless Days with experiential learning and workshops integrated into the curriculum.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

The school actively involves parents through Coffee Mornings. Career Counseling Sessions are offered to support students' development. Parent Connect Programs foster open communication and collaboration to support student development. Parents participate in parent-teacher interactions and attend Parent-Teacher Meetings (PTMs) to build rapport with teachers. Daily parent-school communication is encouraged as part of the school's parent involvement framework.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

Spread over 2 acres at Lodhi Road, Banyan Tree School, New Delhi, is a fully air-conditioned campus with modern infrastructure serving about 1200 students from Nursery to Class XII. The campus features a green initiative with solar panels powering the facilities, providing a sustainable energy source and an educational talking point for students. All classrooms are air-conditioned, well-ventilated, and lit with natural light to ensure comfort. The school follows CBSE guidelines and is affiliated to CBSE (affiliation number 2730199); the curriculum is aligned with NEP 2020 and uses the AISSCE grading policy for assessments. The Guidance and Learning Support Centre offers personalized academic, social, emotional, and career counseling to support holistic development, and there is a well-equipped infirmary with qualified nursing staff on site for student safety.

Sports Facilities

The school emphasizes a well-rounded education through diverse sports programs. A Padel Court is among the modern sports facilities on campus. Specialized coaches support football, basketball, cricket, lawn tennis, volleyball, chess, yoga, and gymnastics, with practice sessions held around the school timetable. The campus supports after-school programs and experiential learning through these sports options.

Academic Facilities

The Guidance and Learning Support Centre provides personalized academic, social, emotional, and career counseling to support holistic development. The school has a computer lab for hands-on learning, AI integration for personalized education, and interactive televisions to enhance learning. Classrooms are air-conditioned, well-lit, and designed to support collaborative learning, with a CBSE-affiliated curriculum aligned to NCERT guidelines and NEP 2020.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Co-curricular activities include Performing Arts (music, theatre, and dance) and Visual Arts (painting, photography). Sports such as chess, cricket, football, tennis and basketball are part of the curriculum, along with skill-building activities like embroidery and AI. All working Saturdays are Bagless Days, designated for experiential learning and workshops.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

Exploration Time features hands-on science activities in the laboratory to develop inquiry, teamwork, and problem-solving. The Nature & Science Club engages students in environmental and scientific topics, including ecology and conservation projects. A School Chess Tournament brings students from grades VI–IX together to practice strategy and sportsmanship. All working Saturdays are Bagless Days, with experiential learning and workshops integrated into the curriculum.

Arts & Creative

Co-curricular arts include Performing Arts (music, theatre, and dance) and Visual Arts (painting and photography). Summer Camp activities also feature Music & Dance and related creative experiences such as storytelling and arts projects.

Cultural & Language

Heritage Club explores India's heritage structures and promotes cultural and historical appreciation. The International Affairs Club fosters global awareness, with projects such as researching a theme country (e.g., Egypt) and creating related cultural artifacts.

Social & Hobbies

The Creative Club provides hands-on opportunities for imaginative expression through craft and design. Cooking and culinary activities appear in MasterChef and related Summer Camp sessions, showcasing teamwork and creative problem-solving. Additional activity-based learning includes celebrations and interest-driven projects across the year.

Community & Service

Earth Day activities and environmental projects, along with civic-awareness initiatives such as Election Awareness Week, engage students in community and social responsibility. The Nature & Science Club also promotes environmental stewardship through collaborative projects.

Leadership & Professional

Election Awareness Week is designed to instill civic duty and the importance of participating in the democratic process from a young age, aiming to create informed, responsible future voters. This emphasis on civic engagement supports leadership qualities and social responsibility.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

A broad sports program includes football, basketball, handball, volleyball, lawn tennis, gymnastics, yoga, cricket, and chess, with inter-house competitions and specialized coaching. Martial arts and other physical activities are also offered to promote health and teamwork.
Languages

Language Provision

English and Hindi language instruction are provided. English pedagogy emphasizes speaking, listening, reading and writing, with group work, role play, dramatization, and technology integration. Hindi pedagogy focuses on language acquisition through storytelling, drama, and creative writing.

Bilingual Teaching

The school provides instruction in English and Hindi, with English pedagogy and Hindi pedagogy described for the Primary Wing.
Admissions

Admissions

Admissions at Banyan Tree School Delhi (Nursery to Class XII) follow a step-by-step process: Enquiry, Interaction and School Visit, Application Submission, Admission Confirmation, and Onboarding & Orientation. Enquiry: Parents submit an enquiry form or contact the school office. Interaction and School Visit: Parents meet the school team to understand the curriculum, teaching approach, and school culture. Application Submission: The application form is submitted along with required documents. Admission Confirmation: Selected parents receive confirmation and guidance on next steps. Onboarding & Orientation: The child and parents are supported through a smooth transition into the school.

Waitlist

Nursery admissions use a draw of lots for the General Category Nursery Admission Session 2026-27, scheduled for January 17, 2026 at 8:00 AM in the school premises. Only parents attend; children should not be brought along. Parents must carry the registration number and Aadhaar Card for identification at the entry gate. The results will be displayed on the school notice board. A First Waiting List 2026-27 exists for Nursery admissions, and a Second Waiting List for Nursery Admissions is also published.
School Events
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