Scottish High International School

India, Gurugram

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees Fees not listed

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupil numbers 1600

Type Co-educational

Opened 2005

Bus Service No

Academic offering

Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (DP), IBCP (International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Indian Curriculum

Taught languages Hindi, Samoan

Typical class size 25

Strengths Sport, STEM, Languages

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language

Stages Preschool, Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School

Introduction

Scottish High International School in Gurugram sits on five acres and serves students aged 3 to 18. It offers a blend of curricula under one roof: IB Primary Years Programme for Nursery to Class V; Cambridge Secondary for VI–X; ICSE for VI–X and ISC for XI–XII; IB Diploma Programme and IB Career Programme for XI–XII. Established in 2005, the school earned ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 certifications, and was the first Indian school certified with ISO 21001:2018 by NABET; it is associated with ISO 29990:2010 for Learning Services Management. IB authorization for the Diploma Programme was granted in 2009 and for the Career Programme in 2024. Facilities include four independent buildings housing science, social science, mathematics and language labs, four libraries with over 100,000 books, and an IBDP resource room. Features include a Golf Training Centre, archery, horse riding, NCC, MUN and Robotics, with emphasis on inclusive, experiential learning. Globally connected.

Block G, Sushant Lok 2, Sector 57, Gurugram, Haryana 122011, India

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The Essentials

Location

Block G, Sector 57, Sushant Lok II, Gurgaon 122011, Haryana, India

Stages

Nursery to Class XII

Type

IB World School

Country affiliation

India

Bus service

AC buses operate on routes across Gurgaon and surrounding areas. Each bus is staffed with a trained driver, a conductor, and a lady transport coordinator during dispersal; a teacher accompanies Primary & Senior students during the evening dispersal. Buses are equipped with CCTV, GPS, a first aid box and other safety features. Route list includes multiple routes such as Route 01 Garden Estate, Route 02 ESI Hospital Sector-9, Route 03 Sumit Apartment, and others.

Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are designed by Valaya Design Studio for all occasions, including classroom, play field, formal dining, band, and official functions.

Food Options

The school has a dining hall with a weekly breakfast and lunch menu. The menu includes breakfast options and lunch items such as Indian dishes, with fruit and milk provided.

House System

Students are divided into clans, with a Clan Parent (teacher) assigned to each tutee to support well-being; clans foster team spirit and competitive activities.

Governance and Ownership

Dr Kartikay Saini is the promoter and chairman of Scottish High International School.

Academics

Curriculum

IB Primary Years Programme is implemented for Nursery to Class V. Cambridge Curriculum is offered for Classes VI to X, alongside ICSE (National Curriculum) for VI to X and ISC for XI to XII. IB Diploma Programme and IB Career Programme are offered for Class XI and XII. The school is an IB World School with Diploma Programme authorization since 16 March 2009 and Career Programme authorization since 12 March 2024. The curricula balance academic work with co-curricular learning to prepare Highlanders for global opportunities.

Exam Results

IBDP results – May 2025; Grade X IGCSE results 2025; ISC Grade XII results 2024-25; ICSE Grade X results 2024-25.

Higher Education Progression

IB Career Programme includes a CRS with WACP and provides an American High School Diploma recognized by the Florida Department of Education. The school hosts the USA University Fair 2025 connecting Grades IX–XII with representatives from leading US universities. The Indian University Fair 2025 connected senior students with over 40 universities across India. The School hosts international university visits, such as representatives from the School of Visual Arts (SVA), New York, to guide undergraduate admissions and portfolio development.

Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Scottish High uses a Clan system; a Clan Parent is a teacher who oversees the emotional, physical and overall well-being of tutees. The Clan system aims to develop team spirit and the overall development of the individual. A wide range of clubs and a Student Council support personal growth, public speaking, problem solving and leadership.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Scottish High is an integrated school working toward inclusion of SEN students into the mainstream curriculum. The professionals include Head of the Department, Special Educators, Child Psychologist, Speech and Language Therapist, Audiologist and Occupational Therapist. The student-to-teacher ratio is 2:1, with one Special Educator for every two children with special needs. All students with special needs are mainstreamed. The Integrated department has a Sensory Integration Therapy Room, a Sensory Room, a Speech & Language Room, an Occupational Therapy Room and two Remedial Rooms. The Autism Research Centre is recognized as a SIRO by the Government of India, Ministry of Science and Technology, Department of Scientific and Industrial Research. Scottish High is a partner with Special Olympics India.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the major language of instruction and communication. ESL (English as a Second Language) is in place for learners from vernacular backgrounds to aid their transition to English. Admission assesses linguistic background to tailor support and ensure learning is not impeded. Sanskrit, French, German and Spanish are offered as third languages from grade four to grade eight.

Mental Wellbeing

The Clan Parent system provides emotional and overall well-being support for learners. A Child Psychologist is part of the SEN team. Pastoral care and structured activities support students' mental wellbeing.

Safeguarding

Buses are tracked with GPS and operated by trained transport coordinators who accompany students. Campus safety includes CCTV cameras throughout the premises and a dedicated CCTV Control Room. Identity cards for students and parents are used, and access by authorized personnel is scrutinized. The school has a fire-fighting system with early warning alarms and smoke alarms, evacuation plans and fire drills, and disaster management systems in place.

Parent Experience

History

Established in 2005, Scottish High International School is located in Gurgaon on five acres of land. It holds ISO 9001 for Quality Systems, ISO 14001 for Environment, and OHSAS 18001 for Health and Safety; it was the first Indian school certified with ISO 21001:2018 by NABET and is associated with ISO 29990:2010 for Learning Services Management. Blazing a trail with IB since 2008, the school offers multiple curricula under one roof, including IB, Cambridge and CISCE boards. The idea for Scottish High grew from the founder's effort to create an inclusive, integrated school after their son was diagnosed with autism, and it now emphasizes support for students with special needs and holistic development. Celebrating 15 years of excellence, the school is described as the No.2 International School in the country.

Community

SPORTS, CO-CURRICULAR AND COMMUNITY SERVICE is a core focus. The school is an authorized NCC wing for boys and girls and partners with The Global Education Leadership Foundation (t-Gelf) to develop leadership. Students are coached by 16 full-time coaches across sports such as horse riding, archery, gymnastics, cricket, soccer, tennis, swimming, yoga, judo, basketball and golf, supported by a 1200-square-foot golf training centre. Archery has featured at national levels, and the school collaborates with government and private partners for broader community engagement.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

The school has a Parent Advisory Board for 2025-26. The board includes the Sailing For Success program and features profiles such as Dr Kartikay Saini, with awards and honours, along with Workshops and Seminars. Resources linked from the page include an Event Gallery and a Disaster Survival Guide, plus access to the School Brochure. The page also links to the Scottish High Dwarka Expressway Branch.

Facilities

Facilities Overview

The school has four independent buildings with science, social science, mathematics and language laboratories, and computer resource centres with all-day internet access. Two resource rooms are in the Primary Wing. An auditorium, five audio-visual rooms and a multi-purpose hall support talks and inter-school and intra-school activities. Teaching is supported by smart boards, LCD projectors and computers with up-to-date software. The library system includes four libraries for primary, middle and senior students with over 100,000 books, plus a dedicated IBDP resource room with books and e-resources.

Sports Facilities

The Golf Training Centre covers 1,200 square feet and includes a driving range, an artificial putting/chipping area, a simulator and an indoor audiovisual room. Sixteen full-time coaches train students in horse riding, archery, gymnastics, cricket, soccer, basketball, tennis, swimming, yoga, judo, volleyball, skating and taekwondo. Archery is a notable sport with many students participating and achieving at the national level. Outdoor activities include tennis, football, basketball, swimming, horse riding, cricket and golf.

Academic Facilities

Four independent buildings house dedicated laboratories for science, social science, mathematics and languages, along with computer resource centres with all-day internet access. Two resource rooms are in the Primary Wing. Smart boards, LCD projectors and up-to-date computers support teaching across classrooms. The library system includes four libraries with over 100,000 books, plus an IBDP resource room with books and e-resources. Curriculum offerings include IB for Pre-Nursery to Class V, Cambridge Curriculum for VI to X, ICSE for VI to X, ISC for XI-XII and IB Diploma Programme for XI-XII.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Students participate in clubs and societies including MUN, Formula 1, Science, Robotics, Animation, Photography, legal literacy, Home science, Quilling and Dramatics. Robotronics competitions are held at national and international levels. An NCC wing is authorized for boys and girls. These activities are designed to develop leadership, teamwork and creativity.

Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school emphasizes experiential learning with hands-on activities, laboratory experiments and field visits across subjects. History lessons use role plays to bring the past to life, while science and mathematics incorporate experiments, models and real-life applications to connect concepts. The school hosts a Model United Nations Club, Debate, and a range of clubs that sharpen research, reasoning and cross-cultural understanding.

Arts & Creative

The school supports arts and creative expression through Creative Writing & Book Club, Calligraphy & Art Club, and Multimedia. Photography is offered as a paid club. The Performing Arts program includes Inter-Clan Solo Singing Competition and Inter-Clan Cultural Quiz, and the school hosts annual Art, Craft & Photography Exhibitions.

Cultural & Language

The Inter-Clan Cultural Quiz Competition for Grade 9 and 10 focuses on French and Spanish languages and cultures, encouraging intercultural curiosity and global awareness.

Social & Hobbies

The school offers hobby clubs that extend learning beyond the classroom, including The Model United Nations (M.U.N.) Club, Home Science, Creative Writing & Book Club, Calligraphy & Art Club, Rhythmic Club, Reasoning and Aptitude Club, Debate, Self Defense & Contortion, Multimedia, Business, Young Humanitarian Club, Mass Communication & Journalism, Track & Field, Astronomy (Paid), Formula 1 (Paid), Robotics (Paid), Chess Club (Paid), Photography (Paid) and Shooting (Paid).

Community & Service

NCC is a premier youth organization that nurtures responsible citizenship and discipline, with Highlander cadets engaged in tree plantation, environment protection, health and hygiene awareness, cleanliness drives, education of the underprivileged, first aid and aid to civil authorities. The Young Humanitarian Club also engages students in volunteering and social responsibility initiatives.

Leadership & Professional

Leadership development is supported by NCC, which fosters discipline, duty and social responsibility, and by the Student Council as a platform for student leadership.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The sports program features Basketball, Horse Riding, Tennis, Yoga, Cricket, Taekwondo, Soccer, Golf, Hockey, Skating, Swimming, Archery, Table Tennis, Track & Field, Adventure Training, Scuba Diving and Shooting Range, with the programme endorsed by Milkha Singh.

Languages

Language Provision

English is the medium of instruction. Hindi is the second language through Grade V. Beginning in Grade IV, students may select an additional language from German, Sanskrit, Spanish, or French.

Reputation

Awards

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Accreditations

The school is ISO 21001:2018 certified by the National Accreditation Board for Education and Training (NABET), Government of India.

Admissions

Process Of Admission
1. Admission is purely based on seat availability. Siblings of existing students would be given priority. Admission decisions are made on the basis of the required criteria being met.
2. Applicants along with their parents will be invited to school for a document verification process (depending on seat availability). The online document verification process will begin within 3–4 days after registration opens. After this stage, parents will be notified of the next step via email or phone call.
3. Registration can be online or offline. Registration charges are Rs 3000 non-refundable. Online Registration involves filling up the registration form on the school website. After registration, you will receive a confirmation email and SMS with an online payment ID and provisional registration number, and you will upload the required documents using that ID.

School Events

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FAQs

Where is Scottish High International School located and what is the campus like?

The school is located at Block G, Sector 57, Sushant Lok II, Gurgaon 122011, Haryana, India, on a five-acre campus. The campus comprises four independent academic buildings, an auditorium, audio-visual rooms and extensive indoor and outdoor activity spaces.

What age range and school type does Scottish High serve?

Scottish High is a co-educational school serving children aged 3 to 18, from Nursery through Class XII. It delivers a mix of international and national curricula across these levels.

Which curricula are offered at different grade levels?

The school implements the IB Primary Years Programme for Nursery to Class V, offers Cambridge and ICSE for Classes VI–X, ISC for XI–XII, and both the IB Diploma Programme and IB Career Programme for Classes XI–XII. Multiple curricula run concurrently to provide families with different academic pathways.

How do I apply for admission and what is the general admissions process?

Admissions are based on seat availability and involve registration (online or offline), followed by document verification and further steps communicated by email or phone. Siblings of current students are given priority and the school will invite applicants and parents to complete verification depending on seat availability.

Is there a registration process parents should expect after applying?

After registration, parents receive confirmation and a provisional registration number and are asked to upload required documents for verification; the online document verification typically begins within a few days after registration opens. The school communicates next steps by email or phone.

What exam results does the school report and for which years are results available?

The school reports IBDP results (May 2025), Grade X IGCSE results (2025), ISC Grade XII results (2024–25) and ICSE Grade X results (2024–25). These board and programme outcomes are published for parent and student review.

Does the school provide pathways or support for higher education and university admissions?

Yes, the IB Career Programme includes a CRS with WACP and provides an American High School Diploma recognized by the Florida Department of Education. The school also hosts university fairs and regular international university visits to support undergraduate admissions guidance.

What academic facilities and learning resources are available on campus?

There are dedicated laboratories for science, social science, mathematics and languages, multiple computer resource centres with all-day internet access, smart boards and up-to-date computers, plus four libraries holding over 100,000 books and a dedicated IBDP resource room with books and e-resources. Two resource rooms support the Primary Wing.

What sports facilities and coaching are available for students?

Sports facilities include a 1,200-square-foot Golf Training Centre with simulator and driving range, horse riding, archery and outdoor fields for tennis, football, basketball, swimming and more. Sixteen full-time coaches train students across disciplines including gymnastics, cricket, tennis, yoga, judo, taekwondo and skating.

What clubs, societies and extracurriculars can students join?

Students can join a wide range of clubs such as MUN, Robotics, Science, Formula 1, Photography, Debate, Multimedia, Home Science, Creative Writing, Chess and paid specialty clubs like Shooting and Formula 1. The school runs inter-clan competitions, national and international robotics and other co-curricular events to develop skills beyond academics.

How does the school support leadership and student voice?

Leadership development is supported through NCC, which is authorized for boys and girls, and an elected Student Council which provides a platform for student leadership. NCC cadets and Student Council members engage in community service and school leadership activities.

What community service and social responsibility opportunities are there for students?

Students participate in NCC-led initiatives like tree plantation, health and hygiene awareness, cleanliness drives, education of the underprivileged and first-aid activities, and the Young Humanitarian Club engages learners in volunteering and community projects. The school partners with organizations such as Special Olympics India for inclusive community engagement.

How does Scottish High support students with special educational needs (SEN)?

The school operates an integrated inclusion model with a Special Educator-led team including a Head of Department, child psychologist, speech and language therapist, audiologist and occupational therapist. The integrated department features a Sensory Integration Therapy Room, Sensory Room, Speech & Language Room, Occupational Therapy Room and remedial rooms, and students with special needs are mainstreamed with a 2:1 student-to-special-educator ratio.

What English language support is available for students from non-English backgrounds?

ESL (English as a Second Language) support is provided for learners transitioning from vernacular backgrounds, and admissions assess linguistic background to tailor support so learning is not impeded. English is the medium of instruction across the school.

What safeguarding and transport safety measures are in place?

School buses operate across Gurgaon and surrounding areas and are equipped with CCTV, GPS, a first-aid box and trained staff including a driver, conductor and lady transport coordinator, with a teacher accompanying primary and senior students during evening dispersal. On campus, CCTV cameras and a dedicated CCTV Control Room are in place, identity cards are used, and the school maintains fire-fighting systems, alarms, evacuation plans and disaster management procedures.

Do students wear a uniform and who designs it?

Yes, students wear uniforms designed by Valaya Design Studio, with specific attire for classroom, play field, formal dining, band and official functions. Uniform guidelines are followed for different school occasions.

What dining and food arrangements does the school provide?

The school has a dining hall that follows a weekly breakfast and lunch menu, offering Indian dishes along with fruit and milk. Menus are planned to include breakfast options and varied lunch items.

How does the clan system work and how does it support students' well-being?

Students are divided into clans with a Clan Parent (teacher) assigned to each tutee to oversee emotional, physical and overall well-being and to foster team spirit and intra-school competition. The Clan system supports pastoral care, mentorship and the broader development of each child.

What official accreditations and certifications does the school hold?

Scottish High is ISO 21001:2018 certified by the National Accreditation Board for Education and Training (NABET), and the school also holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 certifications along with association to ISO 29990:2010 for learning services management. The school is an IB World School with Diploma Programme authorization since 16 March 2009 and Career Programme authorization since 12 March 2024.

What languages are taught and when can students choose additional languages?

English is the medium of instruction and Hindi is taught as the second language through Grade V. Beginning in Grade IV, students may select an additional language from German, Sanskrit, Spanish or French.

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