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Billabong High International School Noida

India, Noida

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees ₹43,000 - 501,650
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 2007
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE
Taught languages Hindi, French, German
Typical class size 30
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies, Community and Service
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Billabong High International School Noida offers a comprehensive learning environment for students from playgroup through Grade XII. The school follows CBSE up to Grade 12 and integrates Cambridge Primary, Secondary, and IGCSE in its early years, with Grade 1 to VII designed in collaboration with Billanook College, Melbourne, weaving Indian knowledge and values into a theme based, interdisciplinary curriculum. State of the art facilities support inquiry and creativity, including two multimedia computer labs, science and maths laboratories, a large library, an auditorium, and spaces for music, dance, art and AV learning. A full time nursing team and a Day Care center ensure early childhood needs are met, while SANCHETNA and Swarn Vidya provide special and free education initiatives. Extensive sports facilities, on site swimming pool, and a wide array of performing and visual arts activities contribute to a lively, engaged school community with opportunities for leadership and student growth throughout.

A-73, Shahid Gulabsingh Lodhi Park Rd, opp. Jasmine Market, Block A, Sector 34, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201307, India

The Essentials

Billabong High International School Noida has typical class sizes of 30, instruction in English.

Location
The school is located at A-73, Sector-34, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301, India.

Stages
Playgroup to XII.

Additional learning support
The school has a dedicated special needs centre named Sanchetna.

Country affiliation
India

School day structure
Playgroup–Pre-Nursery: Summer 9:15am–12:30pm; Winters 9:45am–1:00pm. Nursery–KG: Summer 8:00am–12:30pm; Winters 8:30am–1:00pm. I–XII: Summer 8:00am–3:00pm; Winters 8:30am–3:00pm.

Bus service
The school offers bus transportation with routes across East Delhi, Ghaziabad, Indrapuram, Vaishali, Pratap Vihar, Kaushambi, Crossing Republic, Noida, Greater Noida West, and nearby NCR areas; buses serve Noida sectors and other parts of the NCR with safety measures in place.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
BHIS Noida has a compulsory uniform. Girls' Summer Uniform for Grades 1–VI consists of a Purple/Yellow T-shirt, beige capris, BHIS yellow socks, and black shoes (Velcro for Grades I–III). Boys' Summer Uniform for Grades 1–VI consists of a Purple/Yellow T-shirt, beige shorts, BHIS yellow socks, and black shoes. Grades VII–XII wear a Purple/Yellow T-shirt with beige cargo pants, BHIS yellow socks, and black shoes. SPE (Sports and Physical Education) Uniform includes House T-shirts, lowers, and sports shoes. The Winter Uniform comprises a purple and black fleece winter jacket; sizes run from 18 to 44; the jacket is fleece fabric (approx. 310 GSM).

Food Options
The school operates a cafeteria that offers a monthly Food Menu. There are separate menus for Kangaroo Kids to Grade I & II and for Grades III to XII.

House System
A house system exists, with House T-shirts incorporated into the SPE Uniform as part of sports activities.

Governance and Ownership
The school is owned and governed by GD Education Society; BHIS Noida is CBSE affiliated (Playgroup to XII) and has adopted the Cambridge Curriculum.
Fees

Annual tuition at Billabong High International School Noida ranges from INR 43,000 to INR 501,650 for 2026/27.

Overview (fees only)

Pre-Nursery (Kangaroo Kids)
- Quarterly tuition option: Quarterly fee INR 37,000 per quarter (four quarters: Apr–Jun, Jul–Sep, Oct–Dec, Jan–Mar).
- Annual / two‑installment option: Annual fee INR 43,000 with two instalments shown as INR 21,500 + INR 21,500.
- Optional: Transport — charged quarterly as per route; Adventure/field trips — charged as actuals.

Nursery (Kangaroo Kids)
- Annual / two‑installment option: Annual fee INR 55,000 with two instalments shown as INR 27,500 + INR 27,500.
- Quarterly tuition option: Quarterly fee INR 44,000 per quarter (Apr–Jun, Jul–Sep, Oct–Dec, Jan–Mar).
- Optional: Transport — charged quarterly as per route; Adventure/field trips — charged as actuals.

KG (Kangaroo Kids)
- Annual / two‑installment option: Annual fee INR 55,000 with two instalments shown as INR 27,500 + INR 27,500.
- Quarterly tuition option: Quarterly fee INR 44,000 per quarter.
- Optional: Transport — charged quarterly as per route.

Grade I
- Composite school fee (tuition) per quarter: INR 59,200 per quarter (payable in four quarters: Apr–Jun, Jul–Sep, Oct–Dec, Jan–Mar).
- Meal charges (quarterly): INR 11,370 for the first quarter (Apr & May), INR 17,050 for each subsequent quarter.
- Optional: Transport — charged quarterly as per route; Adventure/field trips — charged as actuals.

Grade II
- Composite school fee (tuition) per quarter: INR 66,550 per quarter.
- Meal charges (quarterly): INR 11,370 for the first quarter, INR 17,050 for each subsequent quarter.
- Total (example): First quarter total INR 77,920; subsequent quarters INR 83,600 each.
- One‑time items at admission: Admission kit INR 700; Processing fee INR 2,000; Admission fee INR 85,000; Refundable security deposit INR 44,000 (payable at admission). Optional transport charged quarterly as per route; adventure/field trips charged as actuals.

Grade III–IV
- Composite school fee (tuition) per quarter: INR 59,560 per quarter.
- Meal charges (quarterly): INR 12,100 for the first quarter, INR 18,150 for each subsequent quarter.
- Optional: Transport — charged quarterly as per route; Adventure/field trips — charged as actuals.

Grade III–V (alternate document for Grade III–V)
- Composite school fee (tuition) per quarter: INR 66,550 per quarter. Meal charges: INR 12,100 (1st quarter) and INR 18,150 (other quarters). One‑time admission items shown as: Admission kit INR 700; Processing fee INR 2,000; Admission fee INR 85,000; Refundable security deposit INR 44,000. Optional transport and trips charged as actuals/as per route.

Grade V (CBSE)
- Composite school fee (tuition) per quarter: INR 59,165 per quarter.
- Meal charges (quarterly): INR 12,100 for the first quarter; INR 18,150 for the remaining quarters. Example totals: First quarter total = INR 71,265; other quarters = INR 77,315. Optional transport — as per route; adventure/trips — as per actuals.

Grade V (Cambridge stream)
- Composite school fee (Cambridge Primary) per quarter: INR 71,500 per quarter. One‑time at admission: Admission kit INR 700; Processing fee INR 2,000; Admission fee INR 90,000; Refundable security deposit INR 40,000. Lab charges (where applicable): INR 2,200 per lab per quarter. Meal charges (quarterly): Breakfast INR 5,485 (Q1) / INR 8,230 (Q2–Q4); Lunch INR 6,615 (Q1) / INR 9,920 (Q2–Q4). Optional fees and exam charges shown as applicable.

Grade VI–VIII
- Composite school fee (tuition) per quarter: INR 65,150 per quarter. Meal charges (quarterly): INR 12,100 for the first quarter, INR 18,150 for subsequent quarters. Optional transport — charged quarterly as per route; adventure/trips — charged as actuals.

Grade IX
- Composite school fee (tuition) per quarter: INR 66,300 per quarter. Meal charges (quarterly): INR 12,100 (first quarter) / INR 18,150 (subsequent quarters). Optional transport — charged quarterly as per route; adventure/trips — charged as actuals.

Grade IX–X (alternate document)
- For some published fee schedules the composite tuition is shown as INR 75,350 per quarter with meal charges INR 12,100 (Q1) and INR 18,150 (other quarters); example totals: Q1 INR 87,450; Q2–Q4 INR 93,500. One‑time admission items shown there include Admission kit INR 700; Processing fee INR 2,000; Admission fee INR 85,000; Refundable security deposit INR 44,000. Optional transport and trips apply as per route / actuals.

Grade X (document for Grade X specifically)
- Composite school fee (tuition) per quarter: INR 66,840 per quarter. Meal charges (quarterly): INR 12,100 (Q1) / INR 18,150 (Q2–Q4). Optional transport and trips apply.

Grade XI–XII (CBSE / Senior Secondary)
- Composite school fee (tuition) per quarter (examples from published schedules): typical figures shown include INR 64,550 per quarter (one schedule) and INR 75,350 per quarter (another schedule). Lab charges where applicable: INR 1,800–2,000 per lab per quarter (varies by published schedule). Meal charges (quarterly breakfast/lunch): breakfast INR 5,485 (Q1) / INR 8,230 (Q2–Q4); lunch INR 6,615 (Q1) / INR 9,920 (Q2–Q4) in published fee tables. One‑time at admission (where shown): Admission kit INR 700; Processing fee INR 2,000; Admission fee ranges shown (INR 50,000 to INR 85,000 depending on grade/stream); Refundable security deposit commonly shown as INR 40,000–44,000. Optional: Transport — charged quarterly as per route; Adventure/field trips — charged as actuals. Lab charges and exact admission fee vary by specific senior‑secondary stream and published schedule.

Optional / variable fees that apply to all relevant grades
- Transport: charged quarterly “as per route” (actual route fee applies).
- Adventure camp / picnic / film‑watching / field trips: charged as actuals when arranged.
- Lab charges (where applicable in higher grades): shown per lab per quarter (examples INR 1,800–2,200 depending on grade/stream).
- Books & uniform: Cost of uniform and textbooks is not included in the quoted school fees. Uniform details are provided separately; uniform cost is payable in addition to school fees.

One‑time application / admission charges (where shown)
- Admission kit: INR 700 where listed. Processing / application fee: INR 2,000 where listed. Admission / enrolment fee: commonly INR 85,000 for many grades; some senior‑secondary schedules show INR 50,000 or INR 90,000 for Cambridge streams. Refundable security deposit is commonly INR 40,000–44,000 and is shown as payable at admission. These items are shown separately from the quarterly composite tuition.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard billing cadence: fees are billed and due quarterly. Payment due dates (quarter schedule): 1st quarter — before 15 April; 2nd quarter — before 15 July; 3rd quarter — before 15 October; 4th quarter — before 15 January. Invoices follow the quarter cadence. Late/other terms are governed by the school's accounts office policy. Account office timing shown for in‑person payments: 09:30 am to 03:00 pm on working days. In‑cheque payments: parents are requested to write Name, Grade, Section and the quarter on the reverse of the cheque.

Payment methods and transaction charges
- Online payments accepted; online transaction charges are applied by banks:
- Debit card: no transaction charge shown.
- Credit card: 1.2% + GST (customer‑borne).
- Net banking: HDFC / Axis / ICICI / SBI = INR 17; other banks = INR 10 (as transaction charges listed).
- Cheque / bank deposit accepted with the cheque details (name, grade, section, quarter) written on the back; in‑person payments handled during accounts office hours. Electronic parent/ERP portal is used for online fee payments.

Refund information
- General rule: Fees once paid are neither refundable nor transferable. A refundable security deposit is shown separately in published schedules and is identified as refundable. Withdrawal / Transfer Certificate procedures require submission of the TC application and clearance of all dues; the TC is issued only after all dues are cleared and library books are returned. Specific conditions and timelines for refunding the refundable security deposit are handled by the accounts office per the school's policy.

Boarding / hostel
- Boarding / hostel fees: Not applicable for this campus — no boarding facility is listed for the Noida campus; day school services, transport and daycare are the coverage shown.

Summary notes (fees only)
- Quarterly composite tuition figures and meal charges are provided above for each grade or grade band; optional items (transport, trips, labs) and one‑time admission charges (admission kit, processing fee, admission fee, refundable deposit) are shown where they appear in the published schedules. Payment is quarterly with set due‑dates; online and cheque payments are accepted and certain transaction charges apply to online methods. Refunds are limited (fees non‑refundable) aside from the identifiable refundable security deposit.
Academics

Billabong High International School Noida teaches CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE.

Curriculum
CBSE affiliated till Grade 12. Grade 1 to VII curriculum designed in association with Billanook College, Melbourne, integrating Indian knowledge base and value system. Grade IX onwards CBSE Curriculum. Integrated curriculum with disciplines interwoven; theme-based, interdisciplinary approach.

Higher Education Progression
Career guidance and counselling cell; association with international universities.

Gifted and Talented
Training for competitive exams, KVPY, and Olympiads.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school fosters social and emotional development through a values-based approach. The school emphasizes integrity, fortitude, dedication, and respect for diversity. Learners are encouraged to participate in social interactions and assume responsibilities while sharing information with peers and teachers. The aim is to develop compassionate and confident individuals through ample opportunities for social interactions, responsibilities, and information sharing. Parent involvement is encouraged through the Parent-Teacher Association, which fosters cooperation and open dialogue between parents and the school. These elements together support learners in building social awareness and responsible citizenship.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school has a distinct centre for children with special needs named Sanchetna (the special wing).
Parent Experience

History
Billabong High International Noida was incepted under the aegis of GD Education Society and is CBSE affiliated from Playgroup to XII.

Community
Theme related days and events are conducted throughout the year, and annual events include Grandparents Tea Party, Sense Booth, Sports Day and the Concert.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
The school has a Parent Teacher Association (PTA) that provides a platform for parents to work with the school for the best interest of learners and to foster cooperation and promote good relationships between the parents and the school; it also provides opportunities for parents and teachers to meet and exchange ideas on the development of the students.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Multimedia Lab includes two computer labs with day-long internet access on a Wi‑Fi enabled campus. Science Lab and Maths Lab are well equipped to support practical, investigative learning. The library is well equipped with a vast and diverse collection, and the campus features a spacious Auditorium (200+ seats) and an Open Air Theater (500 seats) for performances and assemblies. An Audio Visual Room, Music Studio, Art Studio, and Dance Studio support arts and multimedia learning. Sick Bay provides health care with a full-time nurse (4 beds, 2 nurses); Day Care is available for Playgroup to II, with activities and nutritious meals; two cafeterias seat around 300. SANCHETNA is the centre for children with special needs with state-of-the-art infrastructure including centrally air-conditioned classrooms, activity areas, cafeteria, play area and auditorium; Swarn Vidya provides free education and life-skills programs.

Sports Facilities
Cricket: separate pitches with 12 nets; training under BCCI-certified trainers. Swimming: half Olympic size pool with on-site coaching, lifeguards, changing rooms, and a mini pool for toddlers. Indoor skating rink; lawn tennis court; badminton court; table tennis court; pickleball sessions. Other facilities include a football ground, basketball courts, athletics track, and indoor options such as chess, yoga, billiards, and carrom.

Academic Facilities
Multimedia Lab houses two computer labs with day-long internet access on a Wi‑Fi enabled campus. Science Lab and Maths Lab are well equipped to support practical experiments and analytical thinking. The library is well equipped with a vast and diverse collection. SANCHETNA provides special education with centrally air-conditioned classrooms, activity areas, cafeteria, play area and auditorium. Swarn Vidya offers free education and life-skills programs.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Sports and Performing Arts are core to the co-curricular program. The school offers cricket (nets and pitches), football, basketball, tennis, badminton, table tennis, skating, and swimming, with indoor options such as chess, yoga, billiards, and carrom. FIT INDIA MOVEMENT and various clubs support health, wellness, and skills development.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school integrates intellectual growth with personal and social development through interactive classroom experiences and project-based learning. Students are encouraged to think critically, communicate effectively, and explore their unique strengths. Leadership programs and student-led initiatives help build responsibility and collaborative skills.

Arts & Creative
The school offers a broad arts program including performing arts, visual arts, music, dance, and drama, along with opportunities for public speaking. These activities foster creativity, self-expression, and collaborative artistry. Students participate in performances, exhibitions, and arts-based projects as part of the co-curricular program.

Cultural & Language
Global awareness and cultural sensitivity are fostered through exposure to diverse perspectives, community engagement programs, and collaborative projects. Language proficiency, public speaking, debates, and presentations are emphasized. Debates and public speaking are highlighted as key co-curricular activities.

Social & Hobbies
Clubs for students in Grades III and upwards include Rhetoric Rhythms, Numeric Canvas, Green Titans, Theatre, and Astronomy. These clubs promote inquiry-based and project-based learning, encouraging teamwork, creativity, and leadership. Students have opportunities to showcase talents through performances, exhibitions, and STEM explorations.

Community & Service
Global awareness and cultural sensitivity are fostered through exposure to diverse perspectives, community engagement programs, and collaborative projects. Community engagement programs connect students with diverse communities and global issues.

Leadership & Professional
Leadership programs and student-led initiatives develop responsibility and decision-making skills. Students participate in experiences that build initiative, collaboration, and accountability.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Sports are integral to student life, offering indoor and outdoor options in a safe, well-equipped environment. The program fosters discipline, self-confidence, teamwork, and resilience. Indoor sports spaces are well lit and centrally air-conditioned to enhance comfort and reduce fatigue.
Admissions

Admissions
Admission Process
1. Fill the Online Admission Form by clicking LINK or purchase from the school reception. The form starts the registration process for the student. The admissions team will guide you through the subsequent steps after submission. The process begins with collecting basic information to initiate the evaluation.
2. Fill the Admission Form and then pay the registration fee of Rs.500. The registration is completed after payment. The form completion initiates the formal registration process. Filling of Admission Form (Registration) does not guarantee admission.
3. Admission form can be collected from the school between 9 am to 3 pm on working days. If you prefer the online route, you may submit the online form. The admissions team will assist with the next steps after collection or submission. The option provides flexibility for obtaining or submitting the form.
4. The following documents need to be submitted: Birth certificate copy; ID proof (both parent); 1 set of photos of Child, Father and Mother; Address proof; Last two years report card (if applicable); Original Transfer Certificate. These documents accompany the registration submission and are used for the school's records. The documents must be provided to complete the registration.
5. Our admission officer will contact you to schedule an interaction and/or assessment within 48 working hours from the day of Application Submission. The school has an open entry system and admissions are taken on a first-come-first-serve basis. Filling of Admission Form (Registration) does not guarantee admission.

Waitlist
Open entry system; admissions are taken on a first-come-first-serve basis.
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