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The Cambridge School (TCS)

India, Kolkata

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees ₹123,504 - 192,504
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages English, Hindi, Bengali, French
Typical class size 20
Strengths STEM, Visual and Creative Arts, Sport
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, High School, Sixth Form, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Located at 7 & 7/1 Satyendra Nath Majumder Sarani, Calcutta, The Cambridge School (TCS) is Calcutta's oldest Cambridge-affiliated school, welcoming students aged 3 to 18 from Nursery to Class 12. The campus operates across two buildings with air-conditioned classrooms and courtyards used as play areas; fire drills are conducted. The school offers the Cambridge curriculum: Cambridge Primary (Nursery–Class 5), Cambridge Lower Secondary (Class 6–8), Cambridge IGCSE (Class 9–10) in five subjects including English Language, and Cambridge International AS Levels and A Levels for Senior School. TCS is registered with Cambridge Assessment International Education and the College Board; board examinations are conducted on campus, Calcutta's first in West Bengal. Languages include Hindi or Bengali in early grades, with French from Class V onward (appearing in Classes VI–VII). Co-curriculars include Robotics, Art, Drama, Cricket/Football, and Creative and Contemporary Dance, along with events such as Winterfest, Common Ground, Mélange, Cambridge School Talent Show.

7 & 7/1 Satyendra Nath Majumder Sarani, Calcutta 700026

The Essentials

The Cambridge School (TCS) has typical class sizes of 20, instruction in English.

Location
7 & 7/1 Satyendra Nath Majumder Sarani, Calcutta 700026, Kolkata, West Bengal, India

Stages
Kindergarten – Class 5 (Cambridge Primary); Class 6–8 (Cambridge Lower Secondary); Class 9–10 (IGCSE); Class 11–12 (Cambridge A Levels)

Country affiliation
India
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
The Cambridge School is led by Founder Director Mr. Sarojesh Mukerjee; coordinators of different school sections report directly to him.
Fees

Annual tuition at The Cambridge School (TCS) ranges from INR 123,504 to INR 192,504 for 2026/27.

Application fees

- Document verification & application fee: INR 2,500 (payable when documents are verified during the application process). The application fee is either adjusted against fees payable on admission or refunded if admission cannot be granted.

One‑time admission fee and published monthly tuition (by class)

- Nursery: Admission fee INR 40,000; Monthly tuition INR 6,667. Per term (6 months): INR 40,002; Per year (12 months): INR 80,004.
- Lower KG: Admission fee INR 40,000; Monthly tuition INR 6,667. Per term (6 months): INR 40,002; Per year (12 months): INR 80,004.
- Upper KG / Class I: Admission fee INR 40,000; Monthly tuition INR 6,667. Per term (6 months): INR 40,002; Per year (12 months): INR 80,004.
- Class II: Admission fee INR 35,000; Monthly tuition INR 7,833. Per term (6 months): INR 46,998; Per year (12 months): INR 93,996.
- Class III: Admission fee INR 35,000; Monthly tuition INR 7,833. Per term (6 months): INR 46,998; Per year (12 months): INR 93,996.
- Class IV: Admission fee INR 35,000; Monthly tuition INR 7,833. Per term (6 months): INR 46,998; Per year (12 months): INR 93,996.
- Class V: Admission fee INR 30,000; Monthly tuition INR 10,667. Per term (6 months): INR 64,002; Per year (12 months): INR 128,004.
- Class VI: Admission fee INR 30,000; Monthly tuition INR 10,667. Per term (6 months): INR 64,002; Per year (12 months): INR 128,004.
- Class VII: Admission fee INR 30,000; Monthly tuition INR 10,667. Per term (6 months): INR 64,002; Per year (12 months): INR 128,004.
- Class VIII: Admission fee INR 25,000; Monthly tuition INR 13,667. Per term (6 months): INR 82,002; Per year (12 months): INR 164,004.
- Class IX: Admission fee INR 25,000; Monthly tuition INR 13,667. Per term (6 months): INR 82,002; Per year (12 months): INR 164,004.
- Class X: Monthly tuition INR 13,667; No new admissions except from the same board. Per term (6 months): INR 82,002; Per year (12 months): INR 164,004.
- Class XI: Admission fee INR 20,000; Monthly tuition INR 13,667. Per term (6 months): INR 82,002; Per year (12 months): INR 164,004.
- Class XII: Monthly tuition INR 13,667; No new admissions except from the same board. Per term (6 months): INR 82,002; Per year (12 months): INR 164,004.

Note: the per‑term and per‑year amounts above are calculated from the published monthly tuition (per term = monthly × 6; per year = monthly × 12) and the school's session timetable with session fees payable in April and October.

Other fees and included / excluded items

- Session fee: INR 3,000 payable twice a year (in April and October) for all classes; total session fees per academic year: INR 6,000.
- Inclusions: Tuition fees (as published) include the cost of books, remedial classes, and all co‑curricular activities, except out‑of‑city excursions.
- Exclusions: Cambridge board examination fees for Classes X, XI and XII are not included; those examination fees vary annually and are charged separately.
- Uniform, transport, and other incidental costs: the school's published fee schedule does not list separate amounts for uniforms or transport; these items are not shown as included in the published tuition schedule. Transport arrangements are not clearly published.

Boarding fees

- No boarding or hostel fees are published; the school does not publish a boarding/hostel provision in the published admissions and fee material.

Refunds and withdrawal terms

- Application fee handling: the application fee is adjusted against fees payable on admission or refunded if admission cannot be granted.
- General refund policy: Fees once paid are non‑refundable.
- Withdrawal notice: For withdrawing students a three‑month notice is required or payment of fees for three months in lieu of notice; all issued books must be returned on withdrawal.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is published as a monthly amount; the school charges a session fee twice a year (April and October). The published schedule therefore reflects monthly billing with session fee installments at the start of each half of the academic year. Per‑term and per‑year calculations above follow from the published monthly tuition and the twice‑yearly session fee schedule.

Accepted payment methods

- The school's published admissions and fee pages do not list specific accepted payment methods (for example, credit card, bank transfer or cheque) in the publicly published fee material. Contact the admissions office for the school's current accepted payment methods and bank/payment details. Contact details published by the school: +91‑89022‑12250; +91‑82320‑42019; info@thecambridgeschool.ac.in.
Academics

The Cambridge School (TCS) teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
Cambridge Primary (Kindergarten–Class 5), Cambridge Lower Secondary (Class 6–8), Cambridge IGCSE (Class 9–10), and Cambridge A Levels (Class 11–12) are offered, providing a seamless Cambridge curriculum from Nursery to Class 12. Cambridge IGCSE in five subjects including English Language is equivalent to the secondary school qualification of any Indian board. Languages taught include Hindi or Bengali in early grades, with French offered from Class V onward (Hindi/Bengali and French appear in Classes VI–VII).

Student Teacher Ratio
1:20

Exam Results
Many international Class XI and XII students have received the Cambridge Outstanding Learner Awards for achieving the highest marks in India among Cambridge-registered schools across Science, Business Studies, and Humanities.

Higher Education Progression
TCS students are routinely admitted to Indian higher-education institutes including Calcutta University, Jadavpur University, Presidency University, and Medical College, Kolkata, with further admissions to St. Xavier's College, Loreto College, and Shri Shikshayatan College. Globally, graduates have attended institutions such as the London School of Economics, Imperial College London, and the University of Cambridge (UK), and universities in the US including the University of Chicago, University of Pennsylvania, University of New Hampshire, and Rutgers; Knox, Wooster, and Claremont Colleges. The school also notes admissions in Canada, Australia, China, and Singapore.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The Cambridge School emphasizes values-based learning and a strong moral code, which fosters advanced inferential, interpretational, creative, and co-relational thinking. Empathy and interpersonal skills are developed early, alongside leadership, communication, and independent thinking. Co-curricular activities and events such as Winterfest, talent shows, film reviews, public speaking, and analytical writing exercises broaden social-emotional growth and teamwork. The aim is to nurture well-rounded individuals through experiences that build confidence, collaboration, and service.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English Language / ESL is listed for IX–X; XI–XII offers English Language and English Literature.

Mental Wellbeing
Beyond academics, The Cambridge School offers a diverse range of co-curricular activities, including Robotics, Art, Drama, Cricket and Football training, and Creative & Contemporary Dance, which support holistic development. These activities are paired with ongoing events such as Winterfest, Winterfete, Common Ground, and Mélange that cultivate leadership and teamwork. The school's approach encourages practical application, experiential learning, and community involvement, contributing to students' well-being.

Safeguarding
Safety and security are top priorities, overseen by a dedicated committee of teachers and guardians. Fire drills are conducted once every term to prepare for emergencies.
Parent Experience

History
The Cambridge School, Calcutta (TCS) offers Cambridge IGCSE and International A-Level qualifications from Nursery to Class 12. It is Calcutta's oldest and largest Cambridge-affiliated international school. The Founder Director is Mr. Sarojesh Mukerjee. The school operates from two adjacent buildings on Satyendra Nath Majumder Sarani in South Central Calcutta, with air-conditioned classrooms and spacious courtyards. It is registered with Cambridge Assessment International Education and with the College Board, and board examinations are conducted on campus.

Community
The Cambridge School Kolkata emphasizes holistic development with a qualified faculty and a values-based learning culture. It offers co-curricular activities such as Robotics, Art, Drama, Cricket and Football, and Creative and Contemporary Dance, with new activities introduced regularly. The school hosts annual events such as Winterfest and Winterfete, and also runs a panel discussion (Common Ground) and Mélange, plus a monthly Talent Show that fosters leadership and teamwork. Alumni report placements at prestigious universities and companies in India and abroad.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The Cambridge School operates from two adjacent, fully refurbished buildings on Satyendra Nath Majumder Sarani in Calcutta. Classrooms and key facilities are air-conditioned. The campus includes spacious courtyards that double as play areas for students. Fire drills are conducted once per term to ensure safety.

Academic Facilities
The Cambridge School offers Cambridge IGCSE and International A-Level qualifications from Nursery to Class 12. It is registered with Cambridge Assessment International Education, the University of Cambridge's exam board. It conducts board examinations on its own premises, a first for Calcutta and West Bengal. It is also registered with the College Board, USA.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Co-curricular activities include Robotics, Art, Drama, Cricket and Football training, and Creative and Contemporary Dance. New co-curricular activities are introduced regularly. The school hosts annual events such as Winterfest, Winterfete, Common Ground, and Mélange, and the Cambridge School Talent Show is held monthly.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Co-curricular activities include Robotics, Art, Drama, Cricket and Football training, and Creative and Contemporary Dance. Public speaking sessions, film reviews, and analytical writing exercises are part of student life, alongside events based on topical issues. New co-curricular activities are introduced regularly to keep students engaged. The Cambridge School emphasizes the practical application of theoretical knowledge through experiential learning.

Arts & Creative
The Cambridge School offers co-curricular activities in Art, Drama, and Creative and Contemporary Dance. Film reviews and public speaking sessions are part of student life, alongside events based on topical issues. Winterfest and the monthly Talent Show provide platforms to showcase talents. Creative expression is fostered through a range of arts-based activities.

Social & Hobbies
The Cambridge School hosts a monthly Talent Show. Winterfest, Winterfete, and Mélange are annual events that engage students in drama and other activities. Public speaking sessions and film reviews are part of student life. These activities help develop leadership and teamwork skills.

Community & Service
The Cambridge School organizes events that build awareness of topical issues and provide opportunities for community service. The annual events provide platforms to interact, learn, perform community service, and showcase talents.

Leadership & Professional
Events develop leadership and team-building skills. Panel discussions such as TCS Common Ground and other events foster communication and professional skills.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Cricket and Football training are offered as part of the co-curricular program. Creative and Contemporary Dance are also part of the arts offerings. The campus operates from two adjacent buildings with air-conditioned classrooms and spacious courtyards that double as play areas.
Reputation

Accreditations
Cambridge Assessment International Education — The Cambridge School is registered with Cambridge Assessment International Education, the exam board wholly owned by the University of Cambridge.
College Board, USA — The Cambridge School is registered with the College Board (School Code: 671093).
Admissions

Admissions
1. Guardians must complete the Registration Form, which can be downloaded from here, and submit the filled-in form along with scanned copies of academic reports to admissions@thecambridgeschool.ac.in. 2. After submission, documents are verified and an application fee of INR 2500 must be paid. This step moves the application toward the admission review. 3. Candidates will be invited for an admission review and may be required to take admission tests (for Class VIII and above). The tests assess proficiency in English and Mathematics, and candidates for Science subjects, Economics, and Mathematics will be evaluated accordingly. 4. Those residing outside Kolkata will be reviewed via WhatsApp video call (preferred) or phone interview. Following the admission review and tests, selected candidates will be advised to collect, complete, and return their Admission Forms within a week. The application fee is either adjusted against the fees payable upon admission or refunded if admission cannot be granted for any reason. Admissions are open for Primary Classes and AS Levels (Class XI). Limited seats may occasionally be available in other classes due to withdrawals. Merit-based exceptions will be considered.

Scholarships
The Cambridge School offers several scholarships: The Young Achiever Scholarship at IGCSE (Instituted in 2008) awarded to students with the highest academic achievements at IGCSE (Class X); all tuition fees waived for one academic year. The Scholarship in Business is awarded to students achieving the highest marks in the Class XI final examinations in the Business stream. The Scholarship in Science is awarded to students achieving the highest marks in the Class XI final examinations in the Science stream. The Scholarship in Humanities is awarded to students achieving the highest marks in the Class XI final examinations in the Humanities stream.
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