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The Palace School Jaipur

India, Jaipur

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Bus Service Yes
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages English, Hindi, Samoan
Strengths STEM, Sport, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

Located in Jaipur, The Palace School offers a CBSE-based education with a strong emphasis on experiential learning and personal development. In the pre-primary section, Montessori principles guide early exploration through practical life, sensorial activities, science, language, mathematics, geography and history, complemented by a dedicated Visual and Performing Arts program. In the primary and middle grades, the curriculum aligns with CBSE standards and emphasizes hands-on Science, Mathematics, Languages, Social Science and Computers, with English and Hindi as core languages and a compulsory third language in Grades VI–VIII (Sanskrit or French). The school features digital classrooms, well-equipped laboratories for science, mathematics, Computers and English, plus a robotics program and a well-stocked library. Extensive co-curriculars include Indian Classical and Western Dance, Indian Music, yoga and a range of sports. A distinctive France Exchange Program with Lycee Saint Louis, Saumur, highlights international collaboration and cross-cultural learning. The school emphasises values, inquiry and integrity. Today.

Jaleb Chowk, City Palace, Gangori Bazaar, J.D.A. Market, Pink City, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302002, India

The Essentials

The Palace School Jaipur has instruction in English.

Location
Jaleb Chowk, City Palace, Jaipur. Located inside the City Palace complex in central Jaipur.

Stages
Pre-primary, Primary and Middle School.

Country affiliation
India

Religious affiliation
Secular
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
The school has a uniform that may be bought from M/s Rajputana Stores, Panch Batti, Behind Mc Donalds, MI Road, Jaipur.

Food Options
Snack hours are observed. Students should bring their food in a lunch box and some fruit with a napkin. The school requests omitting fast food; there is a fully supervised lunch period.

Governance and Ownership
The Palace School was envisioned by Princess Diya Kumari and received support from her parents, the late Maharaja Sawai Bhawani Singh ji and Maharani Padmini Devi ji, and her husband Maharaj Narendra Singh ji.
Fees
Application & registration fees
- Registration / application fee: ₹1,500 (one-time, non-refundable).

One‑time and refundable deposits
- Admission fee: ₹30,000 (one-time, non-refundable).
- Security / Caution money: ₹10,000 (usually refundable; parents must submit the Caution Money Refund Form and deposit receipt to claim refund).
- Development fee / other one‑time charge: ₹5,000 (one-time).

Tuition fees by year group (annual amount and per term / instalment equivalent)
Notes: the school accepts the annual tuition and allows payment in instalments (see Billing schedule below). Annual figures below are shown as ranges where published data varies by class; the per term value below shows the approximate quarterly instalment (annual ÷ 4) which matches the school's four‑instalment billing option.

- Pre‑Nursery / Nursery / UKG:
- Annual tuition: approximately ₹45,000 – ₹57,000.
- Per term (quarter) instalment: approximately ₹11,250 – ₹14,250.

- Classes 1 – 5:
- Annual tuition: approximately ₹55,000 – ₹65,000.
- Per term (quarter) instalment: approximately ₹13,750 – ₹16,250.

- Classes 6 – 8:
- Annual tuition: approximately ₹65,000 – ₹75,000.
- Per term (quarter) instalment: approximately ₹16,250 – ₹18,750.

- Classes 9 – 10:
- Annual tuition: approximately ₹75,000 – ₹85,000.
- Per term (quarter) instalment: approximately ₹18,750 – ₹21,250.

- Example mid / upper‑level session figures reported by school listings (representative for some classes):
- Session / annual tuition examples reported around ₹1,16,659 – ₹1,25,811 in some class listings (per term instalment would therefore be approximately ₹29,165 – ₹31,453). These figures reflect published session examples for certain classes.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Annual fees are payable for the ensuing academic session; the annual tuition may be paid in four instalments due in April, July, October and January. Each instalment is due by the 10th of the indicated month; late payments incur a penalty.
- Parents must pay fees in advance as per the schedule on the school's fee card; a small late fee is charged (the registration form states a fine of Rs.20 if the instalment is paid after the due date and shows de‑enrolment may follow if fees remain unpaid by the 30th).
- The school treats fees as received on the date the amount is credited to the school's bank account. In case a cheque is dishonoured, a charge of Rs.300 will be levied and further payment must be made by Demand Draft.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable; The Palace School operates as a day school. No boarding fees are listed.

Other costs and recurring charges
- Uniform: school uniform is available from M/s Rajputana Stores, Panch Batti, MI Road, Jaipur; parents are expected to purchase uniforms separately. (Uniform cost is not published as a fixed amount.)
- School supplies: up to Pre‑Primary the school provides crayons, pencils and notebooks; for Primary classes supplies are available for purchase from the school counter or other suggested vendors. Additional activity‑specific or outsourced activities (for example some after‑school activities or third‑party vendors) are chargeable separately.
- Transport, special excursions, optional trips, external exam fees, and outsourced activity fees may be charged in addition to the tuition and one‑time fees. These are billed separately when applicable.

Refund information
- Admission fee and registration/application fee are non‑refundable. No fee other than caution money will be refunded after admission.
- Caution money refund: the school refunds caution money after one month of receipt of a written withdrawal notice and on submission of the Caution Money Refund Form and the original deposit receipt; refund of caution money must be claimed within the period stated by the school (the published school general information states the claim period as within one year of withdrawal).

Fee payment options
- Online fee payment is the stated mode for regular fee remittances; fees are considered received when credited to the school's bank account. In cases of cheque dishonour the school requires replacement payment by Demand Draft and levies a dishonour fee.
Academics

The Palace School Jaipur teaches CBSE Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
The Palace School follows Montessori principles in the pre-primary section, with a curriculum built around practical life experiences, sensorial work, science, language, mathematics, geography and history, and aVisual & Performing Arts program. The program emphasizes experiential, application-based learning and holistic development rather than rote teaching. In the primary and middle sections, the school offers a broad CBSE-aligned program including Science, Mathematics, Languages, Social Science and Computers, taught through hands-on activities. English and Hindi are core languages, with a compulsory third language for Classes VI–VIII (Sanskrit or French). A well-equipped language lab supports language learning, while state-of-the-art science and computer labs and digital classrooms cater to diverse learning styles. Co-curricular activities, educational trips and sports supplement academics to foster moral values, social skills and physical development.--

Exam Results
The Palace School reports noteworthy academic achievements, including the first CBSE Class X batch attaining high results with Ayushi Gupta achieving a perfect 10 CGPA and subsequent batches also attaining high CGPAs; students have earned numerous medals in National and International Olympiads and recognition in science and math competitions.—
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school focuses on holistic development of children, addressing personal, intellectual, emotional, social and physical growth. The program emphasizes application-based and experiential learning to minimize rote learning. Emotional development and social skills are part of the curriculum and activities. At the pre-primary level the Montessori approach is used, fostering self-motivation, confidence and self-discipline. The school offers a range of co-curricular activities such as sports, visual and performing arts, yoga and robotics to support wellbeing and social development. The community emphasizes leadership and cooperative teamwork skills as part of its mission.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school has a multi-disciplinary setup with professionals like clinical psychologists, special educators, occupational therapists and speech therapists. These professionals are on-site to support the healthy, wholesome personality development of children. This multidisciplinary team indicates the school's provision for students with diverse learning needs. Such provisions reflect a holistic approach to education. The presence of specialists is integrated into the school's educational program.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English and Hindi are taught, with a third language compulsory for classes VI to VIII. The third language instruction is part of the middle school curriculum. The language program supports multilingual communication across the curriculum.

Mental Wellbeing
The school emphasizes emotional well-being as part of holistic development. Emotional growth and social skills are supported through the curriculum and activities. The school fosters emotional independence and interdependence through its programs. Montessori methods in the early years support self-esteem and mental well-being. Leadership training and cooperative teamwork skills are included in the school's mission to support social-emotional development.

Safeguarding
The school has a health policy to protect all students and staff. School hours are defined and punctuality is required to maintain a safe routine. For safety, no child may leave the school grounds without proper authorization and identification. For major communicable diseases, a medical certificate is required for rejoining. Please do not walk into your child's room as it disrupts the program and disturbs the children.
Parent Experience

History
Princess Diya Kumari envisioned an institute for children that would stress holistic development beyond the three Rs, and she received full support and encouragement from her parents, Late Maharaja Sawai Bhawani Singh ji and Maharani Padmini Devi ji, as well as her husband Maharaj Narendra Singh ji. The Palace School aims to create a comprehensive learning center where children develop personal, intellectual, emotional, social and physical skills. The school emphasizes application-based and experiential learning and follows Montessori principles at the pre-primary level. A transfer from Montessori methods to mainstream primary is planned for children entering the primary program at age six plus, and the program includes sports, visual and performing arts, yoga, robotics, educational trips, field trips and summer camps to foster multiple intelligences.

Community
The Palace School collaborated with Rooftop to participate in the Phad se Padh initiative, using Phad folk art to celebrate Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav; the December exhibition at City Palace Jaipur featured 15 participating schools and was attended by Princess Gauravi Kumari. Activities connected to the project included appearances at the Jaipur History Festival at the City Palace Jaipur, a Delhi presentation for World Education Day, the Jaipur Literature Festival and the We, The Women Festival at Clarks Amer. These efforts illustrate an emphasis on arts-integrated and interdisciplinary learning within the school's community engagement.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Digital Classrooms support interactive teaching. The school has a state of the art Science Laboratory, a Robotics program, and a well-stocked library. It also features a Computer Laboratory, an English Language Laboratory, and a Maths Laboratory. A swimming pool is laid out in royal ambience, and there is an Audio Visual room and a First Aid Room. Football Field, Cricket Field, Basketball Court, Tennis Court, and Table Tennis facilities support outdoor and indoor sports, with skating, gymnastics, karate, and yoga, plus summer camps, clay modelling, Indian Classical Dance, Western Dance, and Indian Music (vocal/instrumental) enriching the co-curricular landscape, along with transport facility.

Sports Facilities
Football Field and Cricket Field are on campus. A Basketball Court and a Tennis Court are available for team and individual play. A Table Tennis area supports racket sports. Skating, swimming, gymnastics, and karate offer additional physical activities.

Academic Facilities
Digital Classrooms support interactive learning in all subjects. The school has a state of the art Science Laboratory, a Mathematics Laboratory, a Computer Laboratory, and an English Language Laboratory. A Well-stocked Library supports independent reading and research. Robotics is integrated into the curriculum to foster practical engineering concepts.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Co-curricular activities include Indian Classical Dance, Western Dance, and Indian Music (vocal/instrumental). Visual and performing arts are complemented by Yoga, Gymnastics, and various sports such as skating, cricket, swimming, lawn tennis, and karate. Art and craft activities, clay modelling, and robotics are offered as practical, creative pursuits. Educational trips, picnics, soft adventure programs and summer camps broaden experiential learning.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Visual and performing arts are integral to the school's academic program. Visual Art classes incorporate content from academic subjects to provide a meaningful perspective on concepts, while Performing Arts broaden students' learning and encourage confident self-expression. The arts approach supports holistic development by blending creativity with intellectual understanding.

Arts & Creative
Students express creativity through art, craft, clay modelling, classical and Western dance, vocal music and learning to play musical instruments. Visual Arts enable self-expression, while Performing Arts provide opportunities to showcase talent and broaden learning experiences. The arts program weaves artistic practice with academic concepts to deepen understanding.

Cultural & Language
The school runs international exchange programs to promote comradeship and appreciation of diverse cultures. The France Exchange Program includes an international week and cultural exchange with Lycee Saint Louis, Saumur, France, with Indian and French participants and various workshops, visits, and cultural activities. The program also notes prior collaborations between the two schools in 2017 and 2018, highlighting ongoing cross-cultural engagement.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Sports are integral to education. The school offers track and field, swimming, tennis, cricket, soccer, roller skating, karate and table tennis facilities. Students participate in self‑assessment programs including sprints, distance runs, shuttle runs, long jump, high jump, sit-ups, push-ups and pull-ups. Plans are underway to construct a full-length basketball court, a volleyball court, and cricket nets.
Languages

Language Provision
English and Hindi are taught at all levels. From classes VI to VIII, a third language is compulsory, with Sanskrit or French as options. A well-equipped language lab is provided. Literature and grammar of English and Hindi are taught from class I onwards.

Bilingual Teaching
The school teaches English and Hindi. A third language is compulsory for classes VI to VIII, with Sanskrit or French as options.
Reputation

Accreditations
British Council International Dimension in School (IDIS), 2020-2023.
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