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Canary The School

India, Hyderabad

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees ₹182,952 - 301,842
Ages 3 - 17 years
Pupil numbers 1260
Type Co-educational
Opened 2016
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (PYP), CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages Hindi, Telugu, French
Typical class size 25
Strengths Performing Arts, Academic Enrichment, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Academic and Intellectual
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, High School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Canary The School, established in 2016 by Gautami Educational Society, runs a seven-acre campus in Hyderabad. The school uses the IB Primary Years Programme for Early Years and Primary (Nursery to Grade 5) and a CBSE curriculum for Grades 6 to 12, enabling transition. The Early Years emphasize play-based learning, while Primary Years focus on inquiry and student voice for ages 3 to 17. Middle and High School follow the CBSE plan, with experiential learning, coaching, university guidance, and SAT accreditation, preparing students for board exams and higher education. Canary The School achieved IB authorization in 2020 and welcomed its first Grade 10 CBSE graduates in 2022–23. Facilities include modern infrastructure to foster holistic development and character-building. Extracurriculars span MUNs, orators, Olympiads, quizzes, spell bees, sports, and Toastmasters YLP, complemented by dance through Canary Fest and theatre activities. The campus supports inclusive learning, wellbeing, and career exploration for all students.

The Essentials

Canary The School has 1,260 pupils, typical class sizes of 25, instruction in English.

Location
CANARY THE SCHOOL is located at 1-110/3/G, Madinaguda, Miyapur, beside MLA Camp Office, Hyderabad, Telangana 500049. The campus is in Miyapur, Hyderabad, and described as a 7-acre state‑of‑the‑art site.

Stages
Early Years Programme (Nursery to PP-II, ages 3–5); Primary Years Programme (Grades 1–5, ages 6–10); Middle School (Grades 6–8, ages 11–13); High School (Grades 9–12, ages 14–17).

Additional learning support
Inclusion policy provides SEN support with in‑class teacher/TA support, withdrawal for individual/small group work, IEPs, and accommodations and modifications (timing adjustments, etc.).
Diving Deeper

Food Options
The School offers a balanced, nutrition-conscious canteen menu and guidance on healthy lunchboxes.

House System
Every Canarian belongs to one of four houses: Fuego (Yellow) - Fire; Brisa (White) - Breeze/Wind; Agua (Blue) - Water; Terra (Green) - Earth. The house system supports leadership development and inter-house activities such as sports days, debates, and cultural festivals.

Governance and Ownership
Canary The School is led by Chairperson Swetha Reddy Chappidi and Managing Director Aravind Reddy C. The Advisory Board includes Adilakshmi Chintalapati, KR Rajagopal Reddy, Dr Manish Gour, and Raman Kumar Jasthi. Canary The School was founded under Gautami Educational Society, established in 1986 by the late Shri Chappidi Ramakrishna Reddy.
Fees

Annual tuition at Canary The School ranges from INR 182,952 to INR 301,842 for 2026/27.

Application & registration fees
- Registration / application fee (one‑time): INR 2,000. At the time of registration the application form is chargeable and a receipt is issued; the registration charge is collected at registration.

Tuition fees — yearly by grade (2026–27, INR)
- Nursery: INR 1,82,952.
- PP‑I: INR 2,03,109.
- PP‑II: INR 2,25,468.
- Grade I: INR 2,57,487.
- Grade II: INR 2,62,740.
- Grade III: INR 2,70,177.
- Grade IV: INR 2,78,187.
- Grade V: INR 2,80,650.
- Grade VI: INR 2,91,381.
- Grade VII: INR 2,96,532.
- Grade VIII: INR 2,96,532.
- Grade IX: INR 2,98,995.
- Grade X: INR 2,98,995.
- Grade XI: INR 3,01,842.

Per‑term equivalent (annual ÷ 3) — shown for parents wanting termised amounts (INR, rounded to nearest rupee)
- Nursery: INR 60,984 per term.
- PP‑I: INR 67,703 per term.
- PP‑II: INR 75,156 per term.
- Grade I: INR 85,829 per term.
- Grade II: INR 87,580 per term.
- Grade III: INR 90,059 per term.
- Grade IV: INR 92,729 per term.
- Grade V: INR 93,550 per term.
- Grade VI: INR 97,127 per term.
- Grade VII: INR 98,844 per term.
- Grade VIII: INR 98,844 per term.
- Grade IX: INR 99,665 per term.
- Grade X: INR 99,665 per term.
- Grade XI: INR 100,614 per term.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The registration charge is collected at registration and parents who purchase the application form are required to submit the completed form along with the first set of payment within one week of purchase. Further payments are collected as per the school's fee schedule and accounts instructions. Receipts are issued for payments.

Transport fees (2026–27, INR by slab)
- 0 to 5 km: INR 35,937 per year.
- 0 to 8 km: INR 49,911 per year.
- 0 to 12 km and above: INR 61,050 per year.

Lunch / meal charges (2026–27)
- Lunch fee (annual): INR 36,300.

Other costs and recurring charges
- An admission kit is provided at the time the application form is issued and is chargeable; uniform, textbooks, activity fees, exam fees and other ancillary charges are billed separately as applicable to the student. The school's admission process includes discussion of the full fee break‑up for the grade of admission.

Boarding / hostel
- Boarding / hostel facilities are not offered.

Refunds and withdrawals
- The registration charge is treated as a non‑refundable administration charge. Refund and withdrawal terms for other fee components are governed by the school's admission and accounts policies and are managed by the school's administration.

Fee payment options
- Accepted payment methods include major debit/credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, RuPay), cheque / demand draft, and cash as available through the school's accounts office. Receipts are issued for all payments.
Academics

Canary The School teaches IB (PYP), CBSE Curriculum for students aged 3 to 17.

Curriculum
IB curriculum is used in Early Years and Primary (Nursery to Grade 5) and CBSE curriculum in Middle & High School (Grades 6-12), with experiential learning, competitive exam coaching, university guidance, and SAT accreditation.

Student Teacher Ratio
25:1 average student-to-teacher ratio across grades.

Exam Results
In 2024-25 CBSE board examinations, two Grade 10 students ranked in India's Top 10 with 98% and 97.8%.

Higher Education Progression
Alumni are placed in Coventry University, Manipal University, VIT, PES University, GITAM University, ICFAI University, Amity University Noida, ISTTM Business School, Avinash College of Commerce, OP Jindal, and KL University.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Canary The School integrates social-emotional learning into daily life through mindfulness and wellbeing activities. Each day begins with mindfulness or reflective practices during assemblies to build concentration and emotional regulation. A dedicated mindfulness coordinator leads structured wellbeing sessions across all grade levels. A student counsellor provides one-on-one counselling and small-group support to address emotional and social needs, with the aim of fostering resilience, self-awareness, and balanced social-emotional development.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Inclusion is central to the school's approach. Learners with special educational needs are identified through homeroom referrals and specialist observation, followed by informal assessments. An Individualised Educational Plan (IEP) is designed and shared with parents, with classroom accommodations and modifications to support access to the curriculum. Progress is monitored, and mainstreaming is pursued as appropriate. For middle and senior levels, SEN/CWSN provisions align with CBSE guidelines, including exam accommodations for eligible students.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English is the medium of instruction throughout the school and the primary language used in teaching. Most students are second language learners of English. English language development is supported through targeted practices such as prior knowledge assessments, remedial instruction, pull-out programs, and a dedicated English Language Support teacher to assist learners across subjects. Additional language offerings include Hindi or Telugu as second languages, with French introduced as a third language from grade III and additional language options available in higher grades.

Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is embedded in everyday school life. Mindfulness and socio-emotional learning are integral to the daily rhythm, with assemblies featuring breathing and reflection exercises. A mindfulness coordinator leads structured wellbeing sessions across grade levels, and a student counsellor provides individual and group support. The program emphasizes resilience, emotional regulation, and holistic development of the student.

Safeguarding
Safeguarding is a priority, with POCSO awareness programs, anti-bullying guidelines, and comprehensive child-protection protocols. The school conducts fire drills and maintains on-campus infirmary services, trained staff, 24/7 CCTV surveillance, and strict visitor management to ensure a safe learning environment.
Parent Experience

History
Canary The School was established in 2016 by Gautami Educational Society, which was founded in 1986 by the late Shri Chappidi Ramakrishna Reddy. It began with 157 students from Nursery to Grade 5 and 25 teachers, and has grown to over 1,260 students and 118 faculty by 2025. The school offers a blend of IB Primary Years Programme and CBSE curricula, with milestones including IB authorization in 2020, CBSE affiliation with the first Grade 10 graduates in 2022-23, and SAT testing accreditation in 2024. The campus covers seven acres and features modern facilities to support holistic development and character-building.

Community
The school describes itself as a happy, inclusive community where every child is valued, inspired, and supported, with parents as pillars of success. Life at Canary highlights a seven-acre campus with modern infrastructure and holistic learning that nurtures academic excellence and character. Student life includes leadership opportunities and activities such as MUNs, orators, Olympiads, quizzes, spell bees, and sports. Trips, travel, and activities further enrich the Canarian experience.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school has a 7-acre campus. It offers a state-of-the-art campus with world-class infrastructure and an advanced curriculum. The school emphasizes holistic learning that nurtures academic excellence and character. The IB curriculum is used in Early Years and Primary, while the CBSE curriculum is used in Middle and High School.

Academic Facilities
Early Years and Primary Years follow the IB curriculum. Early Years (Nursery to PP-II) use the IB program focused on play-based learning, exploration, and mindfulness. Primary Years (Grades 1-5) use IB PYP with inquiry-driven learning and student voice. Middle & High School (Grades 6-12) follow the CBSE curriculum with experiential learning, competitive exam coaching, university guidance, and SAT accreditation, preparing students for board excellence and higher education success.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Activities include MUNs, orators, Olympiads, quizzes, spell bees, and sports. The Toastmasters YLP program builds communication and leadership skills. Canary Fest dance programs provide performance opportunities. Student experiences highlight involvement in leadership roles and school events.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The Canary The School offers IB Primary Years Programme for Grades 1–5 and CBSE for Grades 6–12, providing a complete nursery-to-12 pathway in Hyderabad. IB PYP fosters inquiry-driven, transdisciplinary learning with student voice, developing independent thinkers, problem-solvers, and compassionate global citizens. In the middle and high school, the CBSE curriculum emphasizes experiential learning, competitive exam coaching, university guidance, and SAT accreditation to prepare students for board exams and higher education. High school programs also focus on career exploration, internships, and university counselling to support transitions to higher education and global opportunities.

Arts & Creative
Dance programs are part of Canary Fest and foster creativity through movement. Stage performances such as Author in Me provide opportunities for creative expression. The student experience includes involvement in MUNs, orators, Olympiads, quizzes, spell bees, and sports, reflecting a broad culture of performance and communication.

Cultural & Language
English is the language of instruction throughout the school and the primary language taught from Nursery to Grade X. Hindi and Telugu are second languages taught from PPII, with students able to choose between Hindi or Telugu; French is mandatory from Grade I. The school supports language development through integrated language learning, a language committee, and language resources including a growing multilingual library. English is used in communications and publications, and the language program emphasizes reading, speaking, and writing across the curriculum.

Social & Hobbies
Students participate in a broad range of activities, including MUNs, orators, Olympiads, quizzes, spell bees, and sports, as part of Canary's extracurricular culture. The Toastmasters YLP program supports leadership and public speaking development. Student leadership roles include Deputy Head Girl, Head Girl, and Cultural Captain, with a leadership team led by the Principal and senior school coordinators. These activities reflect a holistic approach to growth beyond academics.

Community & Service
Learning beyond the classroom includes experiential trips to museums, heritage sites, science centres, national parks, and cultural landmarks, extending inquiry-based learning and fostering real-world connections. Engagement with vulnerable communities and service organisations builds social responsibility and empathy. Health partnerships with local professionals and wellness education initiatives extend care beyond campus, complemented by a comprehensive safety and wellbeing framework.

Leadership & Professional
The leadership team is headed by the Principal and a senior leadership group, with a Board of Management guiding strategic direction. Student leadership opportunities include Deputy Head Girl, Head Girl, and Cultural Captain, among other roles. In the high school, career exploration, internships, and university counselling support students' transition to higher education and professional pathways. MUNs, public speaking events, and the Toastmasters YLP program further develop leadership and communication skills.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Health and wellbeing are central, with daily assemblies featuring mindfulness and socio-emotional learning led by a wellbeing coordinator. On-campus health services include an infirmary with regular screenings and an annual Health & Wellness Week, plus education on nutrition, sleep hygiene, handwashing, and first aid. Mental wellbeing is integrated into daily life through mindfulness practices, resilience-building activities, and access to individual counselling. A nutrition-conscious canteen and regular movement breaks promote healthy eating and physical activity.
Reputation

Awards
40+ awards
Admissions

Admissions
1. Students aged 3 to 18 may apply, from Early Years to Grade 12. The Early Years Foundation Programme covers Nursery to PP-II, the IB Primary Years Programme covers Grades 1–5, and the CBSE curriculum covers Grades 6–12. The school welcomes applications from students of all nationalities and backgrounds. 2. Admission is allocated on a first-come, first-served basis within priority categories. Priority 1: Siblings; Priority 2: Parent Referral; Priority 3: Children of Teaching & Administrative Staff. Children of staff will be guaranteed admission as long as the school can meet their needs and all admission criteria are met, with agreement by the Principal prior to signing the offer letter. 3. The school endorses inclusive education and is committed to safeguarding, wellbeing, and holistic development for all students. The No Child Left Behind policy ensures that every learner receives personalised support, encouragement, and opportunities to thrive. This policy is part of Canary The School's commitment to every child. 4. Prospective families can start the process via Enquire Now. An Enquiry Form is available to initiate the application, and additional admissions information is accessible through the Admissions section (Overview, How to Apply, Enquiry Form, Family Experience).
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