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Lancers International School

India, Gurugram

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees ₹430,000 - 1,560,000
Ages 1 - 18 years
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Opened 2009
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP), IBCP (International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme), Cambridge IGCSE
Taught languages English, Hindi, French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Lancers International School, Gurugram, is an IB World School offering the full continuum from Primary Years Programme to Diploma Programme, plus the International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme and Cambridge IGCSE for Grades 9–10. The co-educational day-cum-boarding campus serves learners aged 1 to 18 on a six-acre site in Gurgaon's DLF area, with modern facilities, inclusive classrooms, and personalised learning pathways. English is the primary language of instruction, supported by a range of Home and Additional Language options, including Japanese and Korean. The school emphasizes inquiry-based, concept-driven learning and interdisciplinary projects across IB components. Notable amenities include a 19-metre swimming pool, 20+ sports, a well-stocked multilingual library with Follett Destiny OPAC, and on-site dining with live cooking stations. Distinctive programs include Student Council leadership, LIS Fest, Service Learning, and a commitment to values-driven education within a diverse, international community. The school fosters global-minded collaboration through service, arts, and athletic excellence, everyday learning.

DLF Phase‑V, Sector‑53, Gurgaon - 122001, Haryana, India

The Essentials

Lancers International School has instruction in English.

Location
Gurugram (Gurgaon), Haryana, India — DLF Phase-V, Sector-53, Gurgaon 122001

Stages
Primary (IB PYP), Middle (IB MYP), Senior (IB DP/CP)

Type
co-educational day-cum-boarding IB World School

Pupil Nationality Mix
More than 45 nationalities/cultures are represented among students and staff.

Additional learning support
Learning Support is provided across Primary, Middle and Senior School through Learning Support Teachers; a Learning Support Handbook and Individual Education Plans guide support for students with learning needs; English as an Additional Language (EAL) support is offered and mother tongue development is encouraged; a Universal Design for Learning approach differentiates instruction.

Country affiliation
India

School day structure
Boarding students follow a balanced daily schedule: day starts at 6:00 am with breakfast at 7:15 am, followed by assembly and classes, snacks, an hour of outdoor activities, dormitory time, an hour of study, dinner and bedtime routines.

Bus service
A transport facility is provided; the Transport Policy governs use and withdrawal. Withdrawals have deadlines by quarter (Quarter 1: Aug 1–Oct 31; Quarter 2: Nov 1–Jan 31); transport may continue until the last date of the quarter, and discontinuation from the new session requires notice by July 1.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
Boarding is provided. The residential block has twin-sharing rooms with attached bathrooms and a lounge on each floor. Breakfast at 7:15 am is prepared by professional chefs with a diet plan; snacks after school, outdoor time, showers, study time, and dinner follow. The school offers laundry and dry-cleaning services, in-house tailoring, and a 24/7 health centre; weekends include activities and excursions.

Uniform Requirement
Uniform is the prescribed LIS attire. Skirts must be knee-length or within two inches above the knee; boys should have short, neatly combed hair and girls with long hair should tie it back. Jewellery is limited to a wristwatch and small earrings; nail polish, henna, hair colouring, tattoos, and body piercings are not allowed.

Food Options
The Cafeteria serves a wide variety of hot and cold meals with plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables and salads. It caters to dietary needs including allergies and vegetarian diets, and menus are tailored to different age groups by professional chefs. Meals can be ordered online.

House System
Inter-house events are a significant part of LIS's co-curricular activities, featuring inter-house competitions and LIS Fest.
Fees

Annual tuition at Lancers International School ranges from INR 430,000 to INR 1,560,000 for 2026/27.

Scope and academic year
- Fees shown are for the Academic Year 2026–27 for Indian residents (INR) and for Expats / NRIs (USD).

Application / registration and one-time charges
- Registration fee (application): INR 10,000 (Indian residents).
- Registration fee (application): USD 268 (Expats / NRIs).
- Admission fee (one-time, non-refundable): INR 1,95,000 (Indian residents).
- Admission fee (one-time, non-refundable): USD 3,222 (Expats / NRIs).
- Security deposit (refundable as per the school's Withdrawal Policy): INR 1,30,000 (Indian residents).
- Security deposit (refundable as per the school's Withdrawal Policy): USD 2,685 (Expats / NRIs).

Tuition (composite fee) — billed per quarter and annual equivalent
- Nursery / KG (Regular Day Programme, 08:00 AM–12:30 PM): INR 1,07,500 per quarter — INR 430,000 per year.
- Nursery / KG (Extended Day Programme, 08:30 AM–04:00 PM): INR 1,78,300 per quarter — INR 713,200 per year.
- PYP (Grades 1–5): INR 2,01,000 per quarter — INR 804,000 per year.
- MYP (Grades 6–8): INR 2,30,600 per quarter — INR 922,400 per year.
- MYP / IGCSE (Grades 9–10): INR 2,90,900 per quarter — INR 1,163,600 per year.
- IBDP Grade 11: INR 3,84,000 per quarter — INR 1,536,000 per year.
- IBDP Grade 12: INR 3,90,000 per quarter — INR 1,560,000 per year.

- Nursery / KG (Regular Day Programme): USD 2,200 per quarter — USD 8,800 per year (Expats / NRIs).
- Nursery / KG (Extended Day Programme): USD 3,200 per quarter — USD 12,800 per year (Expats / NRIs).
- PYP (Grades 1–5): USD 4,200 per quarter — USD 16,800 per year (Expats / NRIs).
- MYP (Grades 6–8): USD 5,100 per quarter — USD 20,400 per year (Expats / NRIs).
- MYP / IGCSE (Grades 9–10): USD 5,585 per quarter — USD 22,340 per year (Expats / NRIs).
- IBDP Grade 11: USD 7,000 per quarter — USD 28,000 per year (Expats / NRIs).
- IBDP Grade 12: USD 7,200 per quarter — USD 28,800 per year (Expats / NRIs).

Additional / optional recurring charges (per quarter) and annual equivalents
- Transport (Indian residents): up to 5 km INR 25,900 (INR 103,600 per year); up to 10 km INR 31,600 (INR 126,400 per year); 10–15 km INR 39,000 (INR 156,000 per year); 15–20 km INR 48,500 (INR 194,000 per year); above 20 km INR 57,100 (INR 228,400 per year).
- EAL (English as an Additional Language) support (Indian residents): INR 66,600 per quarter — INR 266,400 per year.
- SEN (Special Educational Needs) support (Indian residents): INR 66,600 per quarter — INR 266,400 per year.

- Transport (Expats / NRIs): up to 5 km USD 440 (USD 1,760 per year); up to 10 km USD 550 (USD 2,200 per year); 10–15 km USD 660 (USD 2,640 per year); 15–20 km USD 790 (USD 3,160 per year); above 20 km USD 900 (USD 3,600 per year).
- EAL support (Expats / NRIs): USD 1,200 per quarter — USD 4,800 per year.
- SEN support (Expats / NRIs): USD 1,200 per quarter — USD 4,800 per year.

Boarding and weekly residential options
- Boarding facility (Quarterly): INR 1,75,000 per quarter — INR 700,000 per year (Indian residents). The school offers a Weekly Boarding Programme (Monday–Friday) with supervised study and meals; the Boarding Facility fee above applies.
- Boarding facility (Quarterly): USD 3,222 per quarter — USD 12,888 per year (Expats / NRIs).

Contingency, enrichment and other optional charges
- Contingency reserve (optional / indicative): INR 25,000 (Indian residents).
- Contingency reserve (optional / indicative): USD 400 (Expats / NRIs).
- Optional premium enrichment services (examples shown): Weekly Boarding Programme and Little ABLE early enrichment programme (fees shown under the Nursery/KG extended day and boarding sections).

What tuition does not cover
- Tuition / composite fees do not include uniforms, textbooks, sports camps, charges for external examinations, college application fees and similar third-party charges; these are payable in addition.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Billing cadence: Tuition and recurring charges are invoiced on a quarterly basis (composite fee shown per quarter). Fees are payable on the first day of term; fee levels are reviewed annually and may increase.
- Invoice schedules and due dates are provided during the admission process and via the school's billing portal.

Refunds and withdrawal
- Admission, registration, development and IT charges are non-refundable. If a student fails to join after payment of admission fee and the first instalment, those fees will not be refunded and are not transferable. The security deposit is refundable subject to the school's Withdrawal Policy. Withdrawal and refund processes follow the school's Withdrawal Policy.

Fee payment options and process
- Primary payment channel: online payment via the school's fee portal. Detailed instructions for using the portal and the portal payment screens are provided to families.
- Alternative accepted method: cheques payable to ‘Lancers International School' with the student's name on the back are accepted by the school office.

Practical notes for parents
- All recurring tuition amounts in the fee tables are shown as a composite quarterly fee; multiply by four to obtain an annual figure (examples above are provided as both quarterly and annual amounts).
- Admission fees are non-refundable. The security deposit is refundable according to the Withdrawal Policy; other refundable conditions are governed by the school's published policy documents.
Academics

Lancers International School teaches IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP), IBCP (International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme), Cambridge IGCSE for students aged 1 to 18.

Curriculum
Lancers International School offers the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum at all levels: International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme Foundation to Grade 5, International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme Grade 6 to Grade 10, International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme Grade 11 to Grade 12, and International Baccalaureate Career Related Programme Grade 11 to Grade 12. International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) is offered for Grade 9 to Grade 10. The school emphasizes concept-driven, inquiry-based and project-based learning, aligning with IB frameworks, and English is the primary language of instruction, with additional language options depending on grade level and programme requirements.

Exam Results
The Grade 10 MYP class scored the highest average in North India, and LIS reports the highest average scores in North India. The IB MYP certificate has a maximum score of 56 across the required eAssessments.

Higher Education Progression
Lancers collaborates with international universities to support higher education pathways, including UNSW Sydney, the University of Sydney, and Tokyo International University. Partnerships also include the Indian School of Business & Finance (ISBF) with the London School of Economics and Political Science and Kingston University, plus ties with the University of Queensland, Queens University Belfast, and the University of Western Australia. Career Counselling begins in Grade IX with profiling, assessments, and subject-selection guidance in Grade XI, followed by university mapping, career fairs, and information sessions.

Gifted and Talented
Lancers' Assessment Policy confirms equal opportunities and includes a provision to identify and plan a programme for students identified as ‘gifted', with differentiation and targeted support. The SEN team coordinates inclusive assessment arrangements and accommodations for IB DP, MYP, and other programmes, including modifications to exams and extensions where appropriate.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school has adapted CASEL's five interrelated competencies: Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsible Decision-Making. Pastoral care and Personal Development nurture emotional intelligence and open communication. The Wellbeing Programme is integrated across Early Years to Senior Years and follows CASEL and Zone of Regulation frameworks to promote resilience, emotional regulation, and social skills. Counselling services and mindfulness practices support students' academic, emotional, and personal development. Student leadership structures, including Student Council and class prefects, promote peer support and wellbeing initiatives, with community service embedded in the IB programme to develop empathy and global citizenship.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school provides learning support, differentiated instruction, and collaborative planning to support students with diverse learning needs. Inclusive Education Policy exists as part of the school's policy framework, indicating a formal commitment to inclusive education. The school uses collaboration among teachers to accommodate learners across ability levels.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The English as an Additional Language (EAL) Programme supports students learning English as a second language. The programme offers a tailored curriculum across listening, speaking, reading, and writing at multiple proficiency levels. Experienced educators provide personalized attention in small-class settings. Cultural integration activities promote cross-cultural understanding. Regular assessments monitor progress and guide instruction, with homeroom collaboration to help students access the full curriculum and thrive in mainstream classes.

Mental Wellbeing
Wellbeing and mental health are addressed through a comprehensive Wellbeing Programme aligned with CASEL and IB frameworks. The school provides counselling services and mindfulness practices to support emotional health. A dedicated pastoral care system and focus on personal development encourage healthy stress management and resilience. Wellbeing lessons are embedded into the timetable across Early Years to Senior Years, promoting emotional intelligence and healthy relationships. A Student Council and peer-support structures contribute to a supportive school culture.

Safeguarding
The school has a comprehensive Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy, with staff trained to recognize signs of abuse and respond appropriately. The programme includes age-appropriate personal safety education for students. Parents and students are kept informed about the Child Protection Policy. Extensive background checks are conducted for all employees and staff. A Code of Conduct guides interactions between adults and children, and the school complies with Haryana state law. A health, safety and environment framework supports student welfare, including health professionals provided by MAX Health Care and over 30 health and safety procedures.
Parent Experience

History
Lancers International School, Gurugram, was founded in 1972. It has a history spanning over five decades and is an IB World School offering the IB continuum from Primary Years Programme (PYP) to Diploma Programme (DP). Lancerians learn in an environment that emphasizes inquiry, leadership through the Student Council, and a holistic, values-driven approach to education. The school's IB identity is supported by its continuum and ongoing commitment to high standards of teaching and learning.

Community
Lancerians are part of a strong, values-driven community that respects diversity and fosters international mindedness. Student Council works with the school leadership to improve daily life and welfare, including menus and activities. Parents volunteer at school events, strengthening the sense of community and connection between families and staff. The school emphasizes inclusivity and well-being within a multicultural environment with learners from many nationalities.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The campus spans 6 acres in Gurugram and features modern infrastructure with the latest learning technologies. The Lancers' Library provides curated multi-language book collections, digital research workstations, and an integrated OPAC via Follett Destiny. The Lancers Cafeteria serves freshly prepared meals on site with multiple live cooking stations and a wide range of cuisines, and accommodates dietary needs including nut free and MSG free options. The campus offers 20+ sports, a 19-metre swimming pool, and 3230 square metres of indoor multipurpose facilities. Inclusive classrooms and personalised learning characterize the school's approach across a diverse learning community.

Sports Facilities
20+ sports are offered. There is a 19-metre swimming pool and 3230 square metres of indoor multipurpose and recreational facilities. India's first Swim England International School provider status is part of the school's aquatics program. Lacrosse is introduced as a first in India. Sports offered include basketball, football, cricket, squash, swimming, taekwondo, gymnastics, skating, boxing, shooting, and tennis.

Academic Facilities
English is the primary language of instruction, with additional language options offered depending on grade level and programme requirements. The school is an IB World School offering the Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme, and Diploma Programme. The language programme includes Home Languages such as Japanese and Korean, and Additional Languages such as French, German, and Spanish, with English as an Additional Language (EAL) support. The Lancers' Library provides curated collections, multilingual resources, and digital research access with an OPAC managed by Follett Destiny. Curriculum and assessment align with IB frameworks across grade levels.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Life beyond academics includes field trips, school clubs, inter-school competitions, and specialized music programs. Inter-house events and LIS Fest showcase performing arts, science, public speaking, and creative talents. Service Learning, Little ABLE, and Able programs are part of student life, alongside opportunities to form bands and participate in artistically oriented activities. The school emphasises experiential learning and inter-house collaboration as part of a well rounded education.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school provides a broad range of experiences beyond academics, including travel, music, art, theatre, sports, speech and debate, and a variety of social clubs. Students participate in inter-school competitions and LIS Fest, which features a science symposium and a mini Model United Nations. The arts are integrated with academics, with music theory work and opportunities to form bands, and students engage in field trips and specialized programs to broaden learning beyond the classroom.

Arts & Creative
Fine and performing arts are woven throughout LIS's curriculum. Students study the theory of music, participate in specialized music programs, and can form and perform in bands. Drama, theatre, and visual arts are integrated into learning, with field trips and opportunities to showcase creativity and expression.

Cultural & Language
Diversity is a hallmark of LIS, with students from over 45 nationalities. Inter-house events foster collaboration and international-mindedness across cultures. LIS Fest includes activities such as a mini MUN and a Western choir, reflecting language and cultural engagement.

Social & Hobbies
Students have access to a range of social clubs and can join school clubs of their choice. Inter-house events provide platforms to showcase talents in arts, music, dance, design, and public speaking, building teamwork, social skills, and community spirit.

Community & Service
Service Learning invites students to volunteer with non-profit organizations, choosing causes they care about. Past involvement includes teaching students from underprivileged backgrounds and participating in community-cleaning and other service activities.

Leadership & Professional
Students take up leadership roles through the Student Council, with leadership training and an investiture ceremony. The Student Council plans activities, represents student welfare, and collaborates with staff to improve the school experience. Leadership opportunities extend to senior and middle school councils and prefect roles.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school offers 20+ sports, including swimming with a 19-metre pool and Lacrosse, with fielded facilities designed for sport and physical development. Well-being is central, with a CASEL-based framework addressing self-awareness, self-management, social skills, and emotional learning, supported by counselling and a program spanning Early Years to Senior Years. Outdoor education and regular field trips complement academic and social development to promote holistic well-being.
Languages

Language Provision
English is the primary language of instruction. Additional language options are offered as part of the Rich Languages Programme, including Hindi, German, French, Spanish, Japanese and Korean, depending on grade level and programme requirements. Home languages include Japanese (Japanese Language), Korean (Korean Language), Hindi A and Hindi B. English as an Additional Language (EAL) provides tailored support for learners developing English proficiency.

Bilingual Teaching
English is the primary language of instruction, with additional language options offered depending on grade level and programme requirements.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Initiate inquiry and arrange a visit. Lancers International School welcomes applications throughout the calendar year, and admissions representatives help determine the best time to apply. Families are guided through the process and a campus tour with live classes is available to understand the learning environment. The school aims to provide opportunities for a diverse applicant pool and supports inquiries from prospective families.

2. Submit the application. Applications are handled through the school's admissions process, and admissions staff can offer guidance on timing and requirements. The school provides information about the curriculum, teaching methods, and admissions expectations during the inquiry phase.

3. Student interaction or assessment. The admission process for the 2026–27 academic year includes student interaction or assessment to gauge readiness and fit with the IB programme. This may involve activities or evaluations designed to understand a student's learning style and capabilities.

4. Parent interaction. Parent interactions are part of the admissions process to ensure alignment between the school's philosophy and family expectations. Parents have opportunities to engage with faculty and discuss goals, values, and support for the child's education.

5. Review of prior academic records and age/grade eligibility. The school reviews prior academic records as part of the admissions decision. Age criteria are aligned with IB guidelines and may vary by programme and grade level.

6. Admission decision and seat availability. Admissions for the 2026–27 academic session are currently open, subject to the availability of seats in each programme. A decision is communicated after the review of all components.

7. Board compatibility and transition support. The school welcomes students from CBSE, ICSE, Cambridge, American, and other curricula, with transition support provided where required to aid a smooth entry into the IB programmes.

Scholarships
Lancers International School offers merit-based and need-based scholarships to enable access to its IB programme for bright, deserving students. Scholarships are available for students entering Grade 6 and above, and the selection process includes a review of academic records, personal interviews, entrance assessments, and, in some cases, portfolios or performance reviews. Benefits include partial to full tuition coverage for the academic year (renewable based on annual performance), access to international faculty, personalized mentoring, and college counselling, as well as participation in leadership programs and global exchange opportunities. Scholarships are positioned to support students who demonstrate potential across academics, arts, sports, or social impact/entrepreneurial initiative. To apply, register interest via the school's site, submit the required documents and transcripts (and any portfolios), and participate in an assessment and personal interview. Applications are open for scholarship opportunities in the current cycle.
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