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The Khaitan School

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 3 - 17 years
Type Co-educational
Bus Service Yes
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages English, Hindi
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Leadership and Professional
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

The Khaitan School Noida is a CBSE-affiliated campus that follows NEP 2020 with an experiential, inquiry-based, skills-driven curriculum. A dedicated team of curriculum experts updates learning to emphasize reasoning, collaboration, creativity, and communication, with Visual and Performing Arts embedded across subjects. The Life Skills program offers more than 25 practical competencies to build everyday confidence. The 6.35-acre campus spans 175,000 square feet and is fully air-conditioned, supporting a student-centered environment for over 3,800 learners and a staff of more than 250 teachers (student-teacher ratio 15:1). Beyond classrooms, students participate in enriching experiences such as NASA visits, Indo–France exchanges with Bordeaux, German language events, and Model United Nations. The ECCE program includes a Montessori-inspired Creative Arts Lab, painting, sculpture, and field arts experiences at institutions like the National Gallery of Modern Art. A strong emphasis on well-being, safety, and civic service underpins the school community. A welcoming, inclusive environment for all.

Block F, 1A/A, F Block, Sector 40, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201303, India

The Essentials

The Khaitan School has instruction in English.

Location

The Khaitan School Noida is located in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India, in Sector 40. The campus spans 6.35 acres with a built-up area of 1.75 lakh square feet. The school is fully air-conditioned and serves over 3,800 students. The Noida campus was established in 1995.

Stages

Pre-Primary; Primary; Middle & Senior

Type

CBSE-affiliated school

Country affiliation

India

Bus service

Air-conditioned buses are used for transportation; 3700+ students use the transportation facility; RFID attendance on buses; one female guard per bus; safety measures include driver conduct checks and route audits.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are available at the tuck store in the school; it is not mandatory to purchase from the school store; parents may purchase from any store. House T-Shirts are used for four houses: Meghalaya, Shiwalik, Aravali, and Nilgiri.

House System

The school has a house system with four houses: Meghalaya, Shiwalik, Aravali, Nilgiri.

Governance and Ownership

The Khaitan School is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) with Affiliation No. 2130382. Governance is through a School Managing Committee constituted as per CBSE norms, comprising the Principal, Heads of senior and ECCE, Parent Representatives, and other members.
Fees
Application / Registration fees

- Registration charge at the time of application: INR 1,500 (non-refundable).

One-time admission fees (application / admission)

- Pre‑Nursery, Nursery, LKG, UKG (one-time, non-refundable): INR 30,000.
- Classes I to XII (one-time, non-refundable): INR 60,000.

Tuition (Composite School Fee) — current academic year (Session 2025–26) — amounts per quarter and per year

- Pre‑Nursery: Quarterly — INR 36,000; Annual (4 quarters) — INR 144,000.
- Nursery to UKG: Quarterly — INR 47,370; Annual (4 quarters) — INR 189,480.
- Classes I to XII: Quarterly — INR 47,370; Annual (4 quarters) — INR 189,480.

Optional / additional academic fees and one‑off charges

- Science lab (applicable to Class XI & XII): INR 2,800 (listed as an applicable optional fee).
- Robotics (Classes VI–VIII), Astronomy Club and similar specialty clubs: charged where applicable; amounts are declared when applicable.
- CBSE registration/examination fees, Olympiads, inter‑school competitions, educational trip charges and similar activity fees are charged separately as applicable (as actuals).
- Textbooks, notebooks, stationery and school uniform are not included in the composite school fee and must be purchased separately by parents.

Transport / Bus fees (monthly amounts; payable quarterly)

- Bus fees are quoted as monthly amounts but collected on the quarterly schedule; examples of listed monthly rates include:
- Noida local routes: INR 3,200 per month (collected quarterly).
- Certain Noida sectors (82, 93, 104, 108, 110, 117, 119, 120, 121, 122): INR 3,750 per month.
- Eastend / Nagarjuna / Vasundhra Enclave / Sarita Vihar / Mayur Vihar I & III / Greater Noida West: INR 4,630 per month.
- Indirapuram, Vaishali, Crossing Republik Ghaziabad, Noida Sector‑128/134/135/137/143/168, Mayur Vihar‑2, Patparganj Delhi: INR 5,070 per month.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Fee quarters and due dates:
- 1st quarter (Apr–Jun) — due by 15 April (1st quarter also includes the first two months of bus fees).
- 2nd quarter (Jul–Sep) — due by 15 July.
- 3rd quarter (Oct–Dec) — due by 15 October.
- 4th quarter (Jan–Mar) — due by 15 January.
- Accepted payment methods: online fund transfers, cheque (drawn in favour of THE KHAITAN SCHOOL), and Demand Draft (D.D.). Cash payments are not accepted.
- Partial fee payments are not accepted.
- Late payment penalties: late fee accrues at INR 50 per day from the day after the due date until payment is received.
- Dishonour of cheque / returned cheque charge: a service charge is levied (documented as a dishonour fee in the school fee policy). (See school fee rules and admission & fee policy for the precise applicable amount and any session‑specific variation.)
- Non‑payment: if fees (and other dues) remain unpaid for 20 days after the respective quarterly due date, the student's name may be struck off the school rolls.

Refund and withdrawal rules

- Registration and Admission fees are non‑refundable under any circumstances.
- Composite School Fee (tuition) is refundable in full only if a student has not attended school for a single day. If the student has attended even one day, a written notice of one month is required for refund; refunds are made on a pro‑rata basis.
- Bus fee is refundable only if the bus facility has not been availed for a single day in the quarter; otherwise a one‑month written notice is required and a pro‑rata refund is made.
- For withdrawal of an existing student, a notice period of one month is mandatory; if notice is not given, fees for the notice period become payable.

Boarding / hostel

- The Khaitan School operates as a day school and does not provide boarding or hostel accommodation; therefore, boarding fees are not applicable.
Academics

The Khaitan School teaches CBSE Curriculum for students aged 3 to 17.

Curriculum

CBSE-affiliated curriculum aligned with the National Education Policy 2020 (NEP 2020). The curriculum is experiential, relevant, and skills-based, with a research- and concept-based learning approach that emphasizes reasoning, critical thinking, collaboration, creativity, and communication. Visual and Performing Arts are integrated with academic subjects, and a Life Skills program offers more than 25 options to develop practical competencies. A dedicated team of curriculum experts designs and updates the curriculum to meet NEP objectives and evolving learner needs. The learning environment is student-centered and inquiry-based.

Student Teacher Ratio

15:1
Parent Experience

History

The Khaitan School Noida traces its origins to a Khaitan family legacy dating back to 1966 when the Khaitan family established their first school in Kolkata. The Khaitan School Noida was founded in 1995 as a flagship institution. The campus spans 6.35 acres and has a built-up area of 175,000 square feet. It serves over 3,800 students with a student-teacher ratio of 15:1 and more than 250 teachers. The campus is fully air-conditioned.

Community

The Khaitan School maintains a vibrant school community through activities beyond the classroom. It collaborates with the Rotary Club Noida and local NGOs to undertake community service projects that foster social responsibility and empathy among students. The school also hosts multicultural celebrations and arts events such as Khaitan Fest, Jashn-e-insaan, Euphoria – Music and Dance Fest, and an annual Art Exhibition to promote inclusivity and cultural awareness. The Hunar club and other student initiatives develop collaboration, critical thinking, creativity, and communication as part of 21st-century skills.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The Khaitan School organizes Student Exchange Programs offering immersive learning beyond the classroom, broadening horizons and building independence. Educational trips are regularly organized to connect classroom knowledge with real-world contexts, including visits to NASA in the USA and Indo–France exchanges with Bordeaux, France. The curriculum is experiential, inquiry-based, and skills-based, aligned with the National Education Policy, integrating arts and sciences to foster reasoning, collaboration, creativity, and communication. These enrichment activities develop self-confidence, global awareness, and problem-solving abilities as students engage with diverse environments.

Arts & Creative

Visual and Performing Arts are integrated with academics, allowing students to explore pottery, art, photography, music, drama, and dance as part of daily learning. The ECCE program emphasizes Music Movement and a Creative Arts Program, including painting, sculpture, printing, and drawing, supported by a Montessori Laboratory for hands-on learning. The curriculum also includes field experiences in the arts, such as visits to major art institutions like the National Gallery of Modern Art.

Cultural & Language

The school promotes foreign language learning through events like the Namaste Deutschland German Language Festival. It runs Indo–France exchanges, hosting French partners from Bordeaux and facilitating cultural immersion. The Khaitan School also engages students in Model United Nations and language-focused events, including International Mother Language Day celebrations.

Social & Hobbies

A wide range of co-curricular activities includes sports, arts, music, and drama as part of a holistic program. The Life Skills program offers over 25 hobbies to develop interests beyond the classroom, and student clubs organize debates and creative projects. The school emphasizes social-emotional development through arts integration and experiential learning opportunities.

Community & Service

Civic and community initiatives include Vigilance Awareness Week to foster integrity and responsible citizenship, with students taking an integrity pledge. The Environmental Club leads tree-planting and environmental education activities within the school. Constitutional awareness and other service-oriented events further reinforce social responsibility across the student body.

Leadership & Professional

The Student Council and school debates cultivate leadership, public speaking, and teamwork, including activities such as debates on books vs. movies. The school participates in Model United Nations, developing research, negotiation, and leadership skills (e.g., Jaypee MUN 2025). The institution emphasizes ongoing professional development for teachers and a NEP-aligned, student-centered approach, supported by researchers and teacher-trainers.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Sports and fitness are integral, with achievements in roller skating and cricket at district and state levels. The campus provides safety and wellbeing measures, including CCTV surveillance, on-site medical staff, and healthy dining options. The Life Skills program and arts integration contribute to holistic wellbeing, mindfulness, and community engagement.
Languages

Language Provision

English and Hindi are taught in Pre-Primary; from Class VI onwards, students can opt to learn French or German as third languages.

Immersion Programs

The Khaitan School offers Student Exchange Programs (SEP) that provide immersive learning experiences and opportunities to acquire new languages through study abroad and cultural exchange.
School Events
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