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The Premia Academy

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The school at a glance
Fees ₹140,000 - 330,000
Ages 3 - 17 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2020
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE
Taught languages English, Hindi, Telugu, French, Spanish
Typical class size 20
Strengths Sport, STEM, Performing Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Leadership and Professional
Stages Early Years, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

The Premia Academy in Attapur, Hyderabad, is a K‑12 school offering CBSE and Cambridge IGCSE curricula for ages 3 to 17. The learning framework is organized as Early Years, Foundation Years (Grades 1–2), Primary (Grades 3–5), Middle (Grades 6–8), and Secondary (Grades 9–12). Cambridge Primary (Grades 1–5), Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 6–8), and Cambridge Upper Secondary (Grades 9–10) run alongside the national curriculum, providing both local and international pathways. Guided by the RAISE philosophy—Resilience, Agility, Innovation, Social Responsibility, and Empathy—the school supports life-ready skills with a Five-Pillar Approach: Ethics & Etiquette, Experience & Enrichment, Exposure & Enthusiasm, Education & Evaluation, and Empowerment & Enterprise. Facilities include future-ready digital hubs, STEM and Computer Labs, coding and robotics studios, AV Rooms, and Performing Arts spaces. On campus, Sports Arenas and outdoor courts enable physical education. A Makerspace and mentoring connect classroom learning to real‑world projects, fostering global citizenship and inquiry.

Pillar Number 102, 501 Karwan Sahu Road, Attapur, Hyderabad, Telangana 500008, India

The Essentials

The Premia Academy has typical class sizes of 20.

Location

Attapur, Hyderabad, Telangana 500008, India. Pillar Number 102, 501 Karwan Sahu Road, Attapur. The Premia Academy is located in the Attapur neighbourhood of Hyderabad.

Stages

Early Years (Nursery & Kindergarten); Foundation Years (Grades 1-2); Primary School (Grades 3-5); Middle School (Grades 6-8); Secondary School (Grades 9-12)

Country affiliation

India
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

The school has a uniform. Uniforms are referenced in Premia communications, including The Premia Pulse newsletters that mention students wearing a uniform as part of daily life.

House System

The Premia Academy has a four-house system: Agni, Prithvi, Samudra, Vayu.

Governance and Ownership

The Premia Academy is governed by a Managing Committee led by Chairperson Ms. Sinduri Reddy (Managing Director). The committee comprises professionals including an Industry Expert (Subramanyam Kantheti), a Management Representative (Arti Mandhania), the Principal as Member Secretary (Trupti Rao), a Teacher Representative, a CBSE School Principal, a Parent Representative, a Legal Representative, and an NGO Representative (Monisha Vemavarapu, CEO, Rubaroo Trustee).
Fees

Annual tuition at The Premia Academy ranges from INR 140,000 to INR 330,000 for 2026/27.

Academic year referenced: 2025–26. The figures below apply to the school's published academic-year fee schedule for 2025–26 and the school's term instalment pattern.

Application and one-time enrolment charges
- Application fee: INR 1,000 (payable at time of application).
- Admission fee (one-time): INR 5,000 (non‑refundable).
- Security deposit: INR 15,000 (listed as a separate deposit at admission).
- Life‑time co‑curricular fee (non‑refundable): INR 20,000 (one‑time).
- Annual legacy fee (applicable only to students admitted before AY 2025‑26): INR 2,500 for most grades and INR 6,000 for Grades 9–12 (where the table lists this item).

Tuition fees — annual and per‑term breakdown (INR)
Note: tuition shown is the Annual Tuition Fee for AY 2025–26. Term billing follows a three‑term split: 1st term = 40% of annual fee; 2nd term = 30%; 3rd term = 30%. The per‑term numbers below reflect that 40/30/30 split.

- Nursery — Annual: INR 140,000. Term 1: INR 56,000; Term 2: INR 42,000; Term 3: INR 42,000.
- LKG — Annual: INR 150,000. Term 1: INR 60,000; Term 2: INR 45,000; Term 3: INR 45,000.
- UKG — Annual: INR 150,000. Term 1: INR 60,000; Term 2: INR 45,000; Term 3: INR 45,000.
- Grade 1 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 170,000. Term 1: INR 68,000; Term 2: INR 51,000; Term 3: INR 51,000.
- Grade 2 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 180,000. Term 1: INR 72,000; Term 2: INR 54,000; Term 3: INR 54,000.
- Grade 3 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 190,000. Term 1: INR 76,000; Term 2: INR 57,000; Term 3: INR 57,000.
- Grade 4 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 200,000. Term 1: INR 80,000; Term 2: INR 60,000; Term 3: INR 60,000.
- Grade 5 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 210,000. Term 1: INR 84,000; Term 2: INR 63,000; Term 3: INR 63,000.
- Grade 6 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 230,000. Term 1: INR 92,000; Term 2: INR 69,000; Term 3: INR 69,000.
- Grade 7 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 240,000. Term 1: INR 96,000; Term 2: INR 72,000; Term 3: INR 72,000.
- Grade 8 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 250,000. Term 1: INR 100,000; Term 2: INR 75,000; Term 3: INR 75,000.
- Grade 9 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 260,000. Term 1: INR 104,000; Term 2: INR 78,000; Term 3: INR 78,000.
- Grade 10 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 270,000. Term 1: INR 108,000; Term 2: INR 81,000; Term 3: INR 81,000.
- Grade 11 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 330,000. Term 1: INR 132,000; Term 2: INR 99,000; Term 3: INR 99,000.
- Grade 12 (CBSE) — Annual: INR 325,000. Term 1: INR 130,000; Term 2: INR 97,500; Term 3: INR 97,500.

- CAIE (Cambridge) Grade 1 — Annual: INR 230,000. Term 1: INR 92,000; Term 2: INR 69,000; Term 3: INR 69,000.
- CAIE Grade 2 — Annual: INR 230,000. Term 1: INR 92,000; Term 2: INR 69,000; Term 3: INR 69,000.
- CAIE Grade 3 — Annual: INR 250,000. Term 1: INR 100,000; Term 2: INR 75,000; Term 3: INR 75,000.
- CAIE Grade 4 — Annual: INR 250,000. Term 1: INR 100,000; Term 2: INR 75,000; Term 3: INR 75,000.
- CAIE Grade 5 — Annual: INR 250,000. Term 1: INR 100,000; Term 2: INR 75,000; Term 3: INR 75,000.
- CAIE Grade 6 — Annual: INR 285,000. Term 1: INR 114,000; Term 2: INR 85,500; Term 3: INR 85,500.
- CAIE Grade 7 — Annual: INR 285,000. Term 1: INR 114,000; Term 2: INR 85,500; Term 3: INR 85,500.
- CAIE Grade 8 — Annual: INR 285,000. Term 1: INR 114,000; Term 2: INR 85,500; Term 3: INR 85,500.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school bills tuition in three instalments each academic year: first instalment 40% of annual tuition, second instalment 30%, third instalment 30%. Term‑wise payment options are offered. Families may pay in instalments on the term schedule.
- Transportation is optional and charged separately (transport fees depend on route and distance).
- Sibling benefits and merit‑based scholarships are available for eligible students.

Boarding fees
- No boarding or residential fees are listed; the school presents campus facilities and an optional transport service but does not publish boarding/residential provision or associated charges.

Other costs and typical extras
- Transport: charged separately depending on route and distance.
- Uniform, books, stationery, activity‑specific charges and external examination fees are not itemised in the fee table shown; these items are typically charged separately when applicable. (The fee schedule does explicitly list the life‑time co‑curricular fee noted above.)

Refund information
- Admission fee: specified as a one‑time non‑refundable charge.
- Life‑time co‑curricular fee: shown in the fee table as non‑refundable.
- Security deposit and other items: the published fee table lists a security deposit amount (INR 15,000) but does not include an explicit line‑by‑line refund schedule for that deposit in the fee table itself. For refundable/non‑refundable status of the security deposit and detailed refund conditions, contact the admissions office.

Fee payment options and practical notes
- Term‑wise instalment payments are accepted.
- Online payment gateways (credit card, debit card, net banking, UPI and similar modes) are used for fee collection by available payment partners; convenience charges may apply depending on the payment route. Third‑party fee‑payment platforms that list Premia Academy show credit/debit card, net‑banking and UPI options.

For any administrative or timing details (exact instalment due dates, refund procedure for the security deposit, uniform or book charges, transport routes and fees, and the school's accepted payment channels and bank details), follow the school's admissions contact methods (admissions@thepremiaacademy.com or +91 9111 399 399).
Academics

The Premia Academy teaches CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE for students aged 3 to 17.

Curriculum

The Premia Academy is a K-12 school in Hyderabad offering CBSE and Cambridge curricula. Early Years (Nursery & Kindergarten) through Secondary School (Grades 9-12) are organized as Early Years, Foundation Years (Grades 1-2), Primary School (Grades 3-5), Middle School (Grades 6-8), and Secondary School (Grades 9-12). Cambridge Primary (Grades 1-5), Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 6-8), and Cambridge Upper Secondary (Grades 9-10) are offered as part of the Cambridge pathway. The school describes a progressive, life-ready curriculum with a focus on resilience, creativity, and critical thinking through its RAISE framework. The environment emphasizes a global learning environment and values-based education to prepare students for a connected future.

Gifted and Talented

Premia Advantage includes The Premia Edge, a program for advanced learners with emphasis on student voice and enriched learning experiences.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Premia Academy uses the RAISE framework to foster Resilience, Agility, Innovation, Social Responsibility, and Empathy. This supports a holistic learning environment that blends academic development with character growth, inclusive pedagogy, and the development of students' emotional, social, and intellectual potential.

Mental Wellbeing

The Premia Academy emphasizes a safe and positive environment and supports wellbeing through mentorship, career counselling, and opportunities for personal growth. Parents and staff describe students feeling safe, happy, and supported at Premia. The RAISE framework also promotes empathy and social responsibility, contributing to wellbeing.

Safeguarding

Safety measures include background checks for staff, vetted visitors, surveillance cameras, safe water, a fully equipped infirmary with a nurse, and buses with trained drivers and female attendants. The school motto is 'Integrity Above All' and safety is embedded in daily decision-making.
Parent Experience

History

The Premia Academy is a K-12 international school in Hyderabad, India (Attapur). It opened in 2020. It offers CBSE and Cambridge (IGCSE) curricula, providing national and international learning pathways. The Five-Pillar Approach guides its learning model—Ethics & Etiquette, Experience & Enrichment, Exposure & Enthusiasm, Education & Evaluation, and Empowerment & Enterprise—and it is grounded in the RAISE philosophy of Resilience, Agility, Innovation, Social Responsibility, and Empathy. The Premia Learner Pathway emphasizes student-centric, experiential learning and a life-readiness program designed to develop inquiry, collaboration, and independent thinking, preparing students for global higher education and careers.

Community

The Premia Academy has an active school community with visible student leadership, including the League of the Lions opening ceremony. It hosts events such as the YOLO Student Empowerment Summit, featuring workshops, career guidance, external speakers, and performances. The school has earned local media recognition for leadership and education, including Times of India coverage of Hyderabad's Visionary Principals and other education leadership features. Parent engagement is supported through The Premia Pulse newsletters and events like parent connect sessions at the school.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

The Premia Academy maintains a formal Parent–Teacher Association (PTA). The Head of the PTA Committee is Trupti Rao, with Monica Arora as Member-Secretary and Arti Mandhania as Management Representative. Parent representatives cover Grades I, II, IV, V, VI, and VIII, including Rumaysah Khan (Grade I), Ananya (Grade II), Master Sherwin (Grade IV), Master Siva Shreyansh (Grade V), Riyanka (Grade VI), and Archita (Grade VIII). There are two Teacher Representatives: Suneetha K (PRT) and Fennella Waters (TGT), and NGO representation from Monisha Vemavarapu. The PTA membership and roles are documented in the Mandatory Disclosure Premia on the school site.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

The Premia Academy has facilities on campus with state-of-the-art infrastructure designed for holistic growth. Open, tech-enabled spaces support research and inquiry. Learning spaces include studios and libraries for coding, robotics, science, and design.

Sports Facilities

Sports Arenas & Multi-sport Zones are on campus to support physical education and team sports. An outdoor school court hosts volleyball and other activities. The spaces train minds and bodies in harmony.

Academic Facilities

Future-ready digital hubs support coding, robotics, and science. STEM & Computer Labs provide hands-on tinkering zones that bring ideas to life. AV Rooms & Performing Arts Studios support learning in the arts and media.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Makerspace provides platforms for self-expression through music, dance, and drama. AV Rooms & Performing Arts Studios provide spaces for performing arts. Sports Arenas & Multi-sport Zones enable various athletic activities on campus.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The Premia Academy has a progressive curriculum that ignites curiosity, fosters creativity, and cultivates critical thinking beyond textbooks and tests. It offers CBSE and Cambridge programs, spanning Early Years through Secondary. The school provides a world‑ready, global learning environment with diverse ideas, cultures and perspectives. Life‑ready skills are embedded in the curriculum as a core part of the learning journey, equipping students with the mindset, skills, and confidence to thrive in a changing world.

Cultural & Language

The Premia Academy has a global learning environment with diverse ideas, cultures and perspectives, preparing students for a connected future. Values‑based education nurtures integrity, empathy, and purpose in learners. The curriculum integrates CBSE and Cambridge streams to offer an internationally oriented education in Hyderabad. This approach supports learners to become global citizens.

Social & Hobbies

The Premia Academy provides balanced co‑curricular activities alongside academics. Hands‑on projects and creative lessons are part of learning, fostering discovery and engagement beyond the classroom. Parents describe a learning environment that is engaging through projects, interactive activities, and opportunities to participate in a vibrant school community. The school emphasizes student involvement in activities beyond academics to nurture well‑rounded learners.

Leadership & Professional

The Premia Academy uses the RAISE framework to foster Resilience, Agility, Innovation, Social Responsibility, and Empathy. Industry mentors are connected to student experiences to link learning with real‑world contexts. Leadership is encouraged through Student Voice & Initiative and student‑led conferences, supported by a culture of collaboration. Staff growth is supported by Hours of Continuous Professional Development for teachers and leaders.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Life‑ready is a core goal, equipping students with skills, mindset, and confidence to thrive in an ever‑evolving world. The curriculum emphasizes resilience, adaptability, and ethical leadership as part of holistic development. The Premia Pride concept reflects future skills embedded in learning, ensuring students are prepared for diverse life challenges. The school promotes a nurturing, inclusive environment with engaged faculty to support student well‑being and personal growth.
Admissions

Admissions

1) Enquiry. Enquiry initiates the admissions process. Families contact The Premia Academy to obtain information about admissions, curriculum options, and eligibility criteria. Admissions are open for CBSE and Cambridge curricula, with CBSE covering Nursery through Grade 12 and Cambridge covering Grades 1–10 (IGCSE). A Fees Enquiry Form is available and there is a one-time admission fee, with fee structures varying by curriculum and grade.

2) Application. Application is the next step after enquiry. The admissions process flowchart lists Enquiry, Application, Assessment, Offer, and Onboarding as sequential steps. Applications are considered in light of seat availability and eligibility and may be evaluated based on interaction outcomes.

3) Assessment. Assessment evaluates eligibility and readiness for admission. The process is subject to seat availability, eligibility, and interaction outcomes, and the assessment helps determine whether the school can proceed to the offer stage.

4) Offer. An admission offer is extended after successful assessment if seats remain. The offer marks the transition from assessment to onboarding, subject to enrollment arrangements.

5) Onboarding. Onboarding includes enrollment formalities and the transition to school life. Families complete enrollment steps and prepare for the start date, aligning with the chosen curriculum.

6) Admission Criteria. The school looks for: curiosity and enthusiasm for learning; communication and social readiness for Early Years; academic interest and alignment for higher grades; and a shared value system between the school and family.

Scholarships

1) Sibling benefits are available for eligible families. 2) Merit-based scholarships are available for eligible students. 3) The admissions information notes that scholarships are available as part of the overall admissions and fee considerations. 4) Details about eligibility and how to inquire about scholarships can be obtained through the admissions channels.
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