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Lotus Valley International School Noida

India, Noida

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees ₹130,800 - 157,560
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2006
Bus Service Yes
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages Hindi, Punjabi, Swahili, Samoan
Typical class size 15
Strengths Sport, STEM, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Social and Hobbies, Community and Service, Leadership and Professional
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

Lotus Valley International School Noida follows the CBSE Curriculum. The academic program blends traditional Indian educational principles with broader modern approaches, aiming to nurture identity, spirituality and ethics. The Pre-Primary level uses a thematically integrated framework that supports physical, mental and emotional development, and this department earned the Innovative Curriculum award for promoting holistic growth. In the middle and senior years, students build organizational and analytical skills and gain confidence for year-end examinations. The teaching model emphasizes a structured learning process, interactive methods and the use of technology to stimulate multiple intelligences and develop social, behavioral and life-skills. The campus is designed for safety and supportive learning, with distinct wings for Pre-Primary, Middle and Senior sections and expansive green belts. Central monitoring systems oversee three buildings, traffic is controlled inside the campus, and interiors are child-friendly. A range of indoor and outdoor sports and specialized laboratories support practical, hands-on education.

Plot 20A, Greater Noida, Sector Techzone 4, Amrapali Dream Valley, Noida, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201318, India

The Essentials

Lotus Valley International School Noida has typical class sizes of 15, instruction in English.

Fees

Annual tuition at Lotus Valley International School Noida ranges from INR 130,800 to INR 157,560 for 2026/27.

One-time application / admission charges (new admissions only)
- Registration charge: Rs 1,500.
- Admission fee (non‑refundable): Rs 90,000.
- Caution money (refundable): Rs 25,000.

Tuition / composite annual fee (by year group)
- The school charges a composite annual fee that is billed as 12 equal monthly instalments (monthly and annual amounts shown below).
- Nursery to Grade VIII: Monthly Rs 15,540; Annual Rs 186,480.
- Grade IX & X: Monthly Rs 15,960; Annual Rs 191,520.
- Grade XI & XII (Humanities & Commerce): Monthly Rs 17,640; Annual Rs 211,680.
- Grade XI & XII (Science): Monthly Rs 18,060; Annual Rs 216,720.

Transport (optional)
- Transport is optional and charged separately. Monthly and annual rates by area are:
- Noida: Monthly Rs 4,950; Annual Rs 59,400.
- Delhi / Ghaziabad (Vaishali, Indirapuram, Vasundhra): Monthly Rs 5,450; Annual Rs 65,400.
- Greater Noida: Monthly Rs 5,975; Annual Rs 71,700.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The composite annual fee is payable in 12 equal instalments (monthly).
- Fee slips and instalment details are published on the school parent portal; payments may be made online through the portal or by cheque as allowed by the school's billing process. Receipts and confirmation (including SMS) are issued after successful online payment.
- The online payment gateway supports Credit Card, Debit Card and Net-banking payment modes via the parent portal.

Boarding / hostel fees
- No boarding or hostel charges are listed in the published fee schedule. Boarding fees are not applicable in the school's published fee document.

Other costs and incidental charges
- Uniforms are sold through the school convenience store; parents are required to purchase prescribed uniform items. Payment for uniform vendors accepts card and UPI as indicated by school sale arrangements.
- Textbook/bookset and stationery are sold at scheduled book-sale dates on campus; vendors typically accept card and UPI for these purchases. Parents should budget separately for the bookset and stationery.
- Caution money (Rs 25,000) is a refundable deposit held separately from tuition.

Refund and withdrawal information
- If a parent withdraws the child after depositing the full fee but at least 30 days prior to the commencement of the new session, the entire fee paid will be refunded (except the non‑refundable Registration and Admission Fees). The refund is processed within 30 days of withdrawal under that condition.
- The admission fee is explicitly non‑refundable; the registration charge is non‑refundable. Caution money is refundable subject to the school's refund procedures.
Academics

Lotus Valley International School Noida teaches CBSE Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum

The curriculum is an integration of traditional educational theory and practice from India with broader educational approaches. It instills a firm traditional and cultural base to promote identity, spirituality and ethics in students. The Pre-Primary level uses a thematically integrated curriculum designed to nurture physical, mental and emotional development, and the Pre-Primary Department was accorded the 'Innovative Curriculum' award for promoting holistic development. In the middle and senior school, students are trained to acquire organizational and analytical skills and to gain confidence for year-end examinations. The teaching model emphasizes a structured learning process, uses varied interactive teaching methods and technology to stimulate multiple intelligences and to develop social, behavioral and life-skills.

Student Teacher Ratio

Student strength: 4,565; Pedagogical staff: 325; Support staff: 364. This yields an approximate student-teacher ratio of about 14:1.

Exam Results

CBSE results have been commendable in successive years. In middle and senior school, students are trained to acquire organizational and analytical skills and to gain confidence for year-end examinations. The teaching approach emphasizes structured learning, interactive methods and the use of technology to support exam preparation.

Higher Education Progression

CUET Orientation for LVISN addressed CUET-based admissions patterns for Delhi University, helping students prepare for higher education opportunities.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Counselling Department provides psycho-social wellbeing support with a team of trained counselling psychologists. The service operates on confidentiality, empathy and respect, recognizing every child as unique. The department aims to build resilience, enhance self-esteem and promote a growth mindset so students thrive in and beyond the classroom. Group workshops and classroom sessions promote socio-emotional learning. Mental health initiatives include awareness campaigns, Well-being Week, and events such as World Mental Health Day. Middle school also emphasizes emotional intelligence training and mental health awareness.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The Centre for Learning Enhancement was set up in 2018 for supporting the needs of all students in congruence with the school policy. Inclusion and Diversity are an integral part of the whole school ethos and culture. Provisions include Academic Remediation from Pre-Nursery to Grade 12. Behaviour modification support. Occupational therapy. Counselling services. All provisions as per CBSE guidelines.

Mental Wellbeing

Well-being is at the heart of the school's approach. Mindfulness programs such as School Cinema, alongside physical fitness activities and Brain Gym, support mental and physical health. Counselling services are available to promote student wellbeing. Peer support programs and community engagement foster a supportive and inclusive environment. Emotional intelligence training and mental health awareness are emphasized across the curriculum.

Safeguarding

The school provides safe and joyful learning spaces. It aims to build humanitarian values and a strong character. Centre for Learning Enhancement supports inclusion and diversity, with early intervention for students. Provisions include academic remediation, behaviour modification, occupational therapy, and counselling, as per CBSE guidelines. The school engages with families and the community to ensure a safe environment.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

The school campus is strategically designed to provide an ideal and secure environment for students. It features large open spaces and distinct wings for Pre-Primary, Middle and Senior sections, enabling outdoor and indoor activities. Expansive green belts intersperse urban development and help maintain ecological balance, supporting a pollution-free environment. Central monitoring systems ensure safety across three buildings, with vehicular traffic inside the campus controlled for student protection. Building forms and colours are chosen to stimulate learning, and interior spaces are child-friendly with no sharp edges. Silent generators ensure a constant power supply, and state-of-the-art indoor and outdoor sports facilities, along with fire alarms and firefighting systems, reinforce security.

Sports Facilities

Sports facilities offered include athletics, badminton, basketball, chess, cricket, football, skating, swimming, tennis, volleyball, golf, gymnastics, hockey, horse riding, squash, taekwondo, table tennis and zumba. Training for all games and sports is conducted under trained and technically qualified coaches. Special coaching classes are held before and after school hours, and teams are prepared for inter-school, CBSE, state and national level events. Participation in sports helps develop leadership, team spirit, discipline, resilience and overall physical and mental fitness.

Academic Facilities

Science Lab: the laboratories are well equipped with the latest apparatus to support hands-on learning. German Lab: supports global exposure through a partnership with Max Mueller Bhavan/Goethe Institut and related activities. Maths Lab: a well-equipped facility to facilitate directed discovery and develop analytical thinking. Laboratories form a core part of the school's approach to science and mathematics education.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Robotics; Public Speaking and Theatre; Model United Nations; Entrepreneurship and Global Citizenship; Music Production; Calligraphy; Flower Making and Arrangements; Literary Club; Best Out of Waste; Coding; Eco Club; Srijan; Puppetry and Storytelling Club. These clubs foster creativity, communication, collaboration, problem-solving and cultural appreciation through a range of hands-on activities.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

Co-curricular and academic enrichment include Eureka-lab/STEM activities and a Spatial Intelligence and Coding Lab. Early Primary features Eureka-lab, ICT E-nnovators and coding-related activities to develop critical thinking and problem solving. The Middle School emphasizes integrated, cross-disciplinary learning with projects such as STEM Fest, Language Fest, Maths Fest and Heritage Week, linking classroom concepts to real-world contexts. Technovation Girls Programme and Model United Nations build research, presentation and collaborative problem-solving skills.

Arts & Creative

Performing and visual arts are nurtured through Music and Dance, Public Speaking & Theatre, Puppetry & Storytelling, Calligraphy, Flower Making and the Literary Club. Srijan (non-fire cooking and stitching) and Best Out of Waste promote creativity and practical design. Music Production provides training in composition, recording and editing to develop performance skills.

Cultural & Language

Discovering India is a month-by-month project in Early Primary that introduces the country's cultures, arts and heritage through state-focused activities showcased in assemblies. Heritage Week and Language Fest in the Middle School celebrate linguistic and cultural diversity, supported by English and Hindi language arts integration. Ongoing language and cultural activities include language celebrations and cross-disciplinary projects that connect culture with learning.

Social & Hobbies

Co-curricular activities offer opportunities to explore passions across arts, technology and service. The school's clubs include Coding, Eco Club, Best Out of Waste, Flower Making, Srijan, Puppetry & Storytelling, Calligraphy and Public Speaking & Theatre, among others, fostering teamwork and creativity. Assemblies and inter-school events provide social engagement and opportunities to showcase talent across disciplines.

Community & Service

Student Empowerment Initiatives create opportunities to participate in campaigns like Save the Planet and address food wastage, nurturing social responsibility. Mindfulness, wellbeing and community engagement are emphasized through programs such as School Cinema, counselling services, peer support and emotional intelligence training. Assemblies and community-focused events provide platforms for civic awareness and service opportunities.

Leadership & Professional

Leadership and professional development are fostered through Model United Nations, Entrepreneurship and Global Citizenship, and Public Speaking & Theatre. The Technovation Girls Programme offers teams to develop tech solutions, promoting women in technology and entrepreneurship. These activities cultivate research, collaboration, presentation and leadership skills.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Physical Education includes a broad range of sports such as Athletics, Badminton, Cricket, Football, Swimming and more, with trained coaches and after-school coaching for inter-school events. Yoga, Brain Gym and mindfulness initiatives support mental and physical well-being, complemented by counselling and emotional intelligence training. Mindful assemblies, regular trips and bagless days contribute to holistic well-being and experiential learning.
Languages

Language Provision

English, Hindi and German are taught. German is offered as a subject, with a German Lab to support learning.

Immersion Programs

German language immersion through a German Lab provides exposure to German language, culture and tradition.
Admissions

Admissions

1. Register online by clicking on the Link Click Here. The registration opens the online application portal. Complete the online form with required information for your child and parents. The school will communicate with registered families by email.

2. Submit the documents. Submit the documents listed including: Recent photographs of child, father and mother; Birth Certificate; Immunization Record; Child's Aadhaar Card (self-attested); Aadhaar Card of both parents (mandatory).

3. Make payment of Admission Registration fee of Rs 1,500. Pay the Rs 1,500 registration fee as part of the registration process.

4. General Instructions. All communication with parents who have completed the registration process will be by EMAIL ONLY. Shortlisted candidates will be informed via call regarding dates of interaction, and the school will not accommodate requests to change dates. The date of the assessment for grade III and upwards will be emailed. Admission offer letters will be sent via email to successful candidates; after receiving the offer, admission formalities must be completed within the stipulated time, else the offer of admission will be withdrawn. Incomplete admission forms will not be accepted; submission of Application/Registration Form does not guarantee admission; all original documents and photocopies must be presented/submitted in school as required by the school authorities.

5. Withdrawal Policy. If a parent withdraws after paying the full fee and the withdrawal is 30 days prior to the commencement of the new session, the entire fee paid will be refunded within 30 days of withdrawal. The refund excludes the non-refundable Registration and Admission Fees.
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