Compare Advanced-level SEN International Schools in Gurugram, India

Satya School

📚 Learning Advanced 🧩 Behaviour Moderate

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 17 years

Fees ₹187,597 - 254,514

Pupils 598

Type Co-educational

Satya School in Block E, South City II, Gurugram, India, serves students aged 3 to 17. It offers IB Primary Years Programme in the Early and Primary years and CBSE in the middle and senior years, with curricula including Indian, UK EYFS, IB, American, Canadian, French and Arabic. It is a candidate IB PYP school, reflecting an international-minded approach within an Indian context. The campus features digitally enabled classrooms, access to innovation, computer and science labs, and Space and Innovation Labs to extend STEM learning. Reading corners and Zen spaces, along with a hall, support literacy and performances. The Junior Wing offers mirror-based learning; Explorers Den provides hands-on experiences outside the classroom. The campus houses art labs, dance and music rooms, and sports facilities including an all-weather pool, football field, cricket pitch, squash courts and an outdoor gym. French starts Grade I, and Odyssey is interschool cultural fest that enriches life.

Location

Block E, South City II, Sector 49, Gurugram, Haryana 122018. The campus is described as a 5-acre site in Gurugram with a lush, modern facilities environment.

Stages

IB Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) in Early and Primary Years; CBSE curriculum in Middle and Senior School.

Additional learning support

Intervention programs, remedial classes, and personalized attention; pupil–teacher ratio 1:8.

Country affiliation

India

School day structure

Early Years: 9:00 AM–1:00 PM; Primary, Middle & Senior School: 8:00 AM–3:00 PM.

Application & one‑time admission charges

- Registration fee: INR 1,000 (one‑time, non‑recurring).
- Admission fee: INR 40,000 (one‑time).
- Caution money / security deposit (refundable): INR 40,000 (collected at admission; refunded after adjustments on withdrawal).

Tuition (composite) fees by year group — Academic session 2026–27
(Fees are billed as a ‘composite fee' in four equal quarterly installments; the numbers below show the composite amount for each quarter and the total for the full year.)

- Nursery: Quarterly INR 46,899 — Annual total INR 187,597.
- K.G: Quarterly INR 46,899 — Annual total INR 187,597.
- Grade I: Quarterly INR 50,188 — Annual total INR 200,753.
- Grade II: Quarterly INR 50,188 — Annual total INR 200,753.
- Grade III: Quarterly INR 50,188 — Annual total INR 200,753.
- Grade IV: Quarterly INR 53,421 — Annual total INR 213,683.
- Grade V: Quarterly INR 53,421 — Annual total INR 213,683.
- Grade VI: Quarterly INR 56,710 — Annual total INR 226,840.
- Grade VII: Quarterly INR 56,710 — Annual total INR 226,840.
- Grade VIII: Quarterly INR 56,710 — Annual total INR 226,840.
- Grade IX: Quarterly INR 59,546 — Annual total INR 222,600.
- Grade X: Quarterly INR 59,546 — Annual total INR 222,600.
- Grade XI: Quarterly INR 63,629 — Annual total INR 254,514.
- Grade XII: Quarterly INR 63,629 — Annual total INR 254,514.

Discounts and concessions

- Sibling discount: 10% (applies to the younger child where applicable).
- Girl child concession: 5%.
- One‑time annual payment discount: 5% (for full annual payment in one installment).
- Corporate discount: 10% (where applicable).

Billing schedule & payment terms

- Fee structure is based on four composite quarters per academic year (four equal composite installments). Fees are presented as Qtr‑1 through Qtr‑4.
- Fee payment is accepted only online through the school's student ERP (Shriconnect). Cash payments are not accepted; parents are advised not to make direct bank transfers.
- Transport charges (where applicable) are collected along with the quarterly composite fee; transport fees already paid for a quarter are not refunded if transport is withdrawn mid‑quarter.
- Late payment fines are applied for overdue fees; the school enforces a daily late fine schedule for payments made after the due dates. Specific late‑fine amounts and due date calendars are published by the school in fee circulars and on the student ERP.

Transport fees and other recurring extras (reference year 2025–26 charges published by the school)

- Transport fees (distance slabs / quarterly):
- 0–3 km: INR 8,253 (quarterly).
- 3.1–6 km: INR 14,145 (quarterly).
- 6.1–12 km: INR 18,324 (quarterly).
- 12.1–20 km: INR 20,862 (quarterly).
- 20.1–25 km: INR 24,000 (quarterly).
- Transport fees are billed with the quarterly composite fee and are non‑refundable for that quarter if service is withdrawn mid‑quarter.

- The composite fee covers tuition and a defined set of school services; separate additional charges (for specific optional programmes or external exam fees) are handled as per school circulars when applicable. The school's published composite fee tables do not list a separate uniform charge as a recurring line item.

Boarding / hostel

- No boarding or hostel fee schedule is published for the school's fee structure; the school operates with day‑student services and an offered transport service.

Refunds and withdrawal policy

- Refundable caution money / security deposit is retained at admission and refunded after all dues are cleared and adjustments made at the time of withdrawal. One calendar month's notice is required for clearance of dues on withdrawal; refund of the security deposit is processed after account settlement.
- Transport fees already collected for a quarter are not refunded if transport service is cancelled mid‑quarter.

Fee payment options & administrative contacts for payments

- Accepted payment route: the student ERP (Shriconnect) / school student portal only. Cash payments are not accepted and direct bank transfers are discouraged. For ERP technical or fee‑related issues the school provides designated contacts via the accounts/ERP support channels.

Notes for planning

- Fees are published as composite quarterly amounts and annual totals for the academic session 2026–27; one‑time admission charges and the refundable caution deposit are collected at admission. Parents should plan for the composite quarterly billing cycle and the separate transport slab (if availed).

Uniform Requirement

All students must wear neat, wrinkle-free uniforms with socks and shoes. ID cards are an integral part of the school uniform, and students who do not comply with the dress code may be prohibited from boarding the bus or entering the school.

Food Options

The school cafeteria offers warm, nutritious meals from a variety of cuisines; meals are served hot, and hygiene standards are maintained.

Governance and Ownership

The school is governed by a School Managing Committee and a Parent School Committee. It has a Trust Registration Certificate on file.

Curriculum

The school offers Indian, UK EYFS, IB, American, Canadian, British, French and Arabic curricula and is a candidate IB Primary Years Programme school.

Exam Results

100% pass result for Class X Board examinations in the 2019-20 session.

Higher Education Progression

University placements include Christ University, University of Melbourne, Georgia Institute of Technology, University of Warwick, Duke, and NMIMS.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school has Core Values: Integrity, Humility, Embracing Change, and Compassion. Integrity is described as honesty and a clear moral compass; Humility as humility in attitude; Embracing Change as adaptability in a changing world; and Compassion as a caring community that supports one another.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school provides tailored support through intervention programs, remedial classes, and personalized attention, ensuring that every student, including those who may be shy or facing challenges, receives the necessary assistance.

Mental Wellbeing

The school recognizes exam stress and prioritizes student well-being during assessment periods. It promotes open communication among students, parents, and teachers and provides guidance on emotional support, structured routines, and a growth mindset. It encourages relaxation techniques such as deep breathing and mindfulness and emphasizes healthy sleep, meals, and balance in study.

Safeguarding

The school operates a Safe Circle concept with an Inner Circle (immediate family, mother, father, grandparents, siblings, and class teacher) and an Outer Circle (extended family, friends, uncles, aunts, house help, strangers). It conducts age-appropriate sessions on good touch and bad touch to educate students about safety and reporting concerns. It emphasizes that students should speak to trusted adults and will be supported when reporting concerns, with parents encouraged to reinforce safety practices at home.

Community

Satya School is located in Gurugram on a 5-acre campus with modern facilities, set in a lush, green environment. The curriculum blends IB-Primary Years Programme for junior years with CBSE for middle and senior years. Core values include Integrity, Humility, Embracing Change, and Compassion, and students are encouraged to celebrate diversity and become global citizens. Parents at Satya School are regularly involved in their children's daily life.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

The school has a Parent School Committee (PSC) that brings together parents, staff and management to support student development; it does not have decision-making authority in school operations but provides diverse viewpoints to inform leadership. The PSC includes a chairman (Vijay Chadda) and multiple parent and staff representatives as listed by the school. Four Parent-Teacher Student Conferences are conducted each academic session (two per term), including Student Led Conferences and Primary Years Programme Exhibitions. The school's Parent Engagement Program features Coffee Meetings and Parent Collaboration Sessions where parents can speak in classes, volunteer for social outreach programs, and contribute to teaching and learning; PTA activities are regularly communicated through newsletters and announcements. The school also maintains a dedicated Parent Engagement section detailing these forums for parental involvement.

Facilities Overview

Satya School features fully digitally enabled classrooms and regular access to innovation, computer, and science labs. It includes a Space Lab and an Innovation Lab to support STEM curiosity beyond textbooks. Reading corners and Zen spaces are integrated into corridors and classrooms, and a multipurpose hall with an auditorium hosts events and performances. The Junior Wing offers dynamic classrooms with mirror-based learning, and Explorers Den provides hands-on experiences outside the classroom. The campus is eco-friendly, green, and accessible for students with special needs.

Sports Facilities

An all-weather swimming pool is available and used for interschool championships. The campus has a football field, a cricket pitch, squash courts, and an outdoor gym for diverse athletic activities.

Academic Facilities

Fully digitally enabled classrooms are provided for learning. Regular access to innovation, computer, and science labs supports practical work. A Space Lab and an Innovation Lab extend STEM learning beyond textbooks. Dedicated art labs support creative disciplines, and purpose-built dance and music rooms host performing arts. Reading corners and Zen spaces are integrated into the campus to support literacy and reflection.

Extra Curricular Facilities

The auditorium hosts annual fests and performances, involving students across grades. Explorers Den provides hands-on, sensory-rich learning experiences outside the classroom. Traffic Park and gamified spaces bring play into learning routines. The Junior Wing features mirror-based learning that enhances early-years engagement. Reading corners and Zen spaces provide quiet reflection during the school day.

Academic & Intellectual

Satya School follows the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) in Early & Primary Years and the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in Middle and Senior School. The pupil-teacher ratio is 1:8, ensuring personalized attention. The school uses a personalized learning approach with tailored assessments to meet individual student needs.

Arts & Creative

Visual Arts and Performing Arts include Kathak, Western Music, Mandala Art, and Theatre. Electives include Space, Artificial Intelligence, Fashion Studies, and Robotics. Odyssey is the interschool cultural fest that fosters creativity and collaboration.

Cultural & Language

French is taught from Grade I upwards. The school offers IB PYP in the early years and CBSE in the middle and senior years, supporting international-mindedness.

Social & Hobbies

Clubs, sports, and cultural activities are part of the co-curricular program. After-school programs and childcare options are available. Student councils exist, with members serving as well-being secretaries and prefects.

Leadership & Professional

Student councils and leadership programs are part of student life. Mentor-mentee programs support student growth.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Satya School has health and wellness initiatives through an association with Fortis Hospital. Well-being is supported by mentor-mentee programs and wellness coaching. After-school programs and childcare options enhance student well-being.

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King’s College UK, Gurugram

📚 Learning Advanced 🧩 Behaviour None

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees ₹700,000 - 1,250,000

Type Co-educational

King's College UK, Gurugram is located in Bandhwari, Sector 59, Gurugram, near the Aravalli Hills. It offers the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme (MYP) as a Candidate School and serves Early Years (3–5), Primary (6–11) and Middle Years (12–15). The curriculum blends IB frameworks with a British curriculum, covering Language & Literature, Language Acquisition (English, German, Spanish), Sciences, Mathematics, Individuals & Societies, Arts, Design and Physical & Health Education. The school emphasises interdisciplinary, inquiry‑based learning and Approaches to Learning, with multilingual language study and cultural literacy at its core. Technology is embedded across learning with digital tools and personalised platforms, underpinned by a STEM focus. Senior Years will launch soon, expanding options for older students. The Gurugram campus, part of the King's College UK family dating to 1880, carries the Pelican badge and the motto Fortis et Fidelis. Facilities include modern academic spaces, interactive rooms, an air‑purification system and a library; sport facilities feature a football ground, basketball, tennis, volleyball and handball courts, with cricket and swimming pool planned. Co‑curriculars span academic clubs (debate, robotics), Arts (dance, handicrafts, piano, violin) and Community Service.

Location

Bandhwari, Sector 59, Gurugram, Haryana 122102, India. The campus is Centrally Air-Purified.

Stages

Early Years; Primary Years; Middle Years; Senior Years.

Country affiliation

United Kingdom

School day structure

Early Years (Age 3-5): 8:00 am–1:15 pm, with Afternoon care until 3:30 pm. Primary Years (Age 6-11): 8:00 am–3:30 pm. Middle Years (Age 12–15): 8:00 am–3:30 pm.

Fee schedule for the 2026–27 academic year

Application / one-time fees
- Registration fee (one-time, non‑refundable): INR 50,000.
- Admission fee (one-time): INR 200,000. (Early-bird exemption for the first 100 admissions.)
- Caution / Security fee (one-time, refundable): INR 100,000.

Tuition (Composite) fees — per year and per term (payable quarterly)
- Kindergarten to Preschool: Composite fee per annum INR 700,000 — payable in four equal quarterly instalments of INR 175,000 each.
- Class I to V: Composite fee per annum INR 825,000 — payable in four equal quarterly instalments of INR 206,250 each.
- Class VI to VIII: Composite fee per annum INR 900,000 — payable in four equal quarterly instalments of INR 225,000 each.
- Class IX & X (provided for future reference): Composite fee per annum INR 1,050,000 — payable in four equal quarterly instalments of INR 262,500 each.
- Class XI & XII (provided for future reference): Composite fee per annum INR 1,250,000 — payable in four equal quarterly instalments of INR 312,500 each.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard instalment due dates: 10 July, 10 October, 10 January and 10 April (fees payable quarterly).
- Annual payment rebate: 5% rebate on the Composite Fee if the entire year's fee is paid upfront by 10 May.
- Sibling rebate: 10% rebate on the Composite Fee for a younger sibling while an elder sibling remains enrolled.
- Late payment penalty: 2% late fee per month on outstanding amounts. Fees unpaid beyond 45 days from the due date may result in cancellation of enrolment.

Transport (bus) fees
- Transport fees are charged by distance and are payable on a half‑yearly basis. Typical charges are:
- Up to 10 km: Half‑yearly INR 47,000 (annual INR 94,000).
- 10–20 km: Half‑yearly INR 55,000 (annual INR 110,000).
- 20–30 km: Half‑yearly INR 64,000 (annual INR 128,000).
- Above 30 km: Half‑yearly INR 77,000 (annual INR 154,000).
- Transport withdrawal requires two months' notice; failure to provide notice will attract a half‑yearly transport charge.

What the Composite Fee includes and excludes
- Included: Meals for younger years (Kindergarten to Grade 8 include two meals and a snack daily).
- Excluded (additional costs): Uniforms, textbooks, annual camps, off‑campus activities and sports, external examination fees, college application fees, specialised projects, additional subject support, insurance, visa costs and similar items. These items are charged separately.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not charged or listed as part of the school's fee schedule; no boarding fees are specified.

Withdrawals and notice periods
- Withdrawals are permitted only at the end of a semester. For Semester 1, submit withdrawal notice by 30 November; for the Academic Year, submit notice by 30 April. Notices submitted after these dates will incur a Notice Period Fee equivalent to two instalments of the quarterly Composite Fee for the following semester.

Refund information
- Refunds of eligible payments are processed through the original mode of payment and are subject to verification and management approval. Refunds are typically processed within 7–14 working days. Transaction or convenience charges levied by payment gateways or banks are non‑refundable. The school is not responsible for delays caused by banks or payment service providers. (The Caution/Security Fee is listed as refundable.)

Fee payment options and charges
- Payments are handled via the school's online payment gateway and are processed by banks/payment processors; refunds are returned to the original payment method. Transaction/convenience charges applied by payment gateways or banks are not refunded.

Contact for fee administration
- For fee-related administration and clarifications contact the Admissions / Accounts office at the school phone number provided by the school.

Uniform Requirement

The school has a uniform; uniforms are provided by the school.

Food Options

The school has an on-site cafeteria offering fresh, in-house prepared vegetarian meals.

Governance and Ownership

The school is governed by the Board of Governors of King's College UK, with Linda Nash as Chair. The Gurugram campus operates under Global Educational Venture and King's College UK, with Richard Biggs as CEO of Global Educational Venture.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Pastoral care and student well-being are central to King's College UK, Gurugram. The school prioritises the well-being of students so they thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. It aims to build a close-knit, inclusive community where relationships underpin learning. The leadership emphasises holistic development, empathy and social responsibility as part of global citizenship. Wellbeing and pastoral programmes provide support for personal growth and resilience.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school provides inclusive education with tailored learning support, individualised education plans (IEPs), and access to relevant therapies and interventions for students with specific learning needs.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The language of instruction is English. Fluency is not required for admission, and English language development is supported at all levels. Students with low English proficiency may need extra lessons from a specialist EAL (English as an additional language) teacher at an additional charge. The duration of extra tuition is determined by the school.

Mental Wellbeing

The well-being of students is a priority. The campus provides health services including a school nurse and counselling support. The environment and pastoral care aim to support mental health, resilience, and emotional well-being as part of a holistic education.

Safeguarding

Student safety is a top priority. The campus is described as secure with CCTV surveillance and controlled entry systems, plus trained staff, medical facilities, and well-established emergency response protocols to ensure a safe and caring environment.

History

King's College UK, Gurugram is the newest chapter in a tradition of educational excellence that began in 1880 with the founding of King's College UK, Taunton. It was established in collaboration with King's College UK in the United Kingdom, expanding the college's heritage alongside campuses in other regions. The Gurugram campus sits in the Aravali Hills and embodies the same values of academic excellence and character development that have long defined the King's College brand. King's College began as King Alfred's School, the fifth school founded by Nathaniel Woodard, and carries the Pelican badge and the motto Fortis et Fidelis (Brave and Faithful). Over more than a century, King's College has evolved with new facilities and international campuses.

Community

King's Gurugram forms a global learning community, welcoming students from around the world and offering an internationally recognised high school diploma as part of the King's College UK family. The mission is to nurture leaders and innovators for a global society, emphasising intellectual growth, creativity, integrity, and respect. Relationships are placed at the center of learning, with trust between child and teacher and strong partnerships with families guiding student growth. The campus emphasizes wellbeing, collaboration, and responsible global citizenship within an inclusive, Aravali Hills setting.

Facilities Overview

Bandhwari, Sector 59, Gurugram, Haryana 122102 is the school's location, near the Aravalli Hills and a greenbelt reserve. Academic Spaces are well-equipped classrooms tailored to students' knowledge levels. Interactive Spaces are collaborative learning environments equipped with modern technology. An Air Purification System maintains a healthy learning environment. The Library provides access to a diverse collection of books, periodicals, and digital resources.

Sports Facilities

A football ground is a spacious field for soccer. A cricket pitch will be added for cricket activities. There are dedicated courts for basketball, tennis, volleyball, and handball. A swimming pool will be added for aquatic activities and swimming lessons. Indoor spaces include table tennis, badminton, and squash in the basement.

Academic Facilities

Academic Spaces are well-equipped classrooms tailored to students' knowledge levels. Dedicated academic areas are designed to facilitate focused study and intellectual growth. Interactive Spaces are collaborative learning environments equipped with modern technology. These spaces support interactive teaching methods and student collaboration.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Areas designated for creative exploration and extracurricular activities promote development beyond academics. Facilities for art, music, drama, and other extracurricular pursuits are available. These spaces encourage students to explore their passions. They contribute to a well-rounded educational experience.

Academic & Intellectual

Clubs and societies cater to academic and intellectual interests. Academic clubs include debate and robotics. The extracurricular programmes provide students with opportunities to explore their passions, develop new skills, and build lasting friendships.

Arts & Creative

Dance inspires self-expression through movement, rhythm and music in a creative, supportive space. Handicrafts nurture patience, creativity and fine motor skills through hands-on making. Piano cultivates musicality, concentration and self-expression through learning and playing the piano. Violin builds discipline, musicality and expression through the art of learning and playing the violin.

Social & Hobbies

There are more than 30 co-curricular activities across sports, arts, academics and community engagement. Examples include Cricket, Table Tennis, Yoga and Taekwondo. Every student is encouraged to explore, discover and grow beyond the classroom.

Community & Service

Students are encouraged to engage in community service projects. These projects foster a sense of responsibility and empathy. They help students develop as compassionate and active global citizens.

Leadership & Professional

Character and leadership are integral to the school's approach. Integrity, empathy, resilience and responsibility are embedded in everyday learning. This emphasis supports leadership development.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Pastoral care supports students' overall well-being and growth. Health services include a school nurse and counselling support. All meals are egg-free and the cafeteria serves pure vegetarian meals. Sports amenities support physical activity and well-being.

Admissions

01 Enquiry & Initial Interaction. Submit an enquiry form or connect directly with the Admissions Team who will guide you from day one. The Admissions Team outlines the next steps in the admission journey. This stage helps families understand how the process will unfold. It sets expectations for what happens after the enquiry. 02 Personalised School Tour. Visit our campus to explore learning spaces, specialist facilities, and interact with the academic team. The tour provides first-hand exposure to the learning environment. Families can observe facilities and talk to staff about the curriculum. This helps determine fit and informs subsequent steps. 03 Registration & Documentation. Complete the Registration Form and submit required documents through the school's online portal. The online portal handles the registration portion of the process. Providing the required documents allows the file to proceed to assessment. This step moves the application toward evaluation. 04 Assessment & Interaction. Participate in a play-based interaction (Kg-class 4) or written assessment (class 5+). Assessment methods are aligned with the student's grade level. The interaction assesses readiness and suitability. This step informs the Admissions Review. 05 Admissions Review. Applications are reviewed holistically, evaluating performance, observation, and overall alignment. The review considers multiple aspects of a student's profile. Findings determine admission decisions. This step precedes an offer. 06 Offer & Enrolment. We extend an offer of admission. Once confirmed, onboarding support is provided. Families complete enrolment through the school's processes. The onboarding includes next steps for joining the King's community.

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Vedanya

📚 Learning Advanced 🧩 Behaviour None

Instructs in English, Hindi

Ages 2 - null years

Type Co-educational

Vedanya International School in Gurgaon operates across two campuses: Vedanya School at Central Park Flower Valley, Sohna, and Vedanya International School at Central Park Resorts, Sector 48. The school follows the CBSE curriculum with NEP 2020 alignment (5+3+3+4) and emphasizes experiential, inquiry-led learning. The program runs from Early Years (ages 2–3) through Senior Secondary (IX–XII), with Primary and Middle sections across campuses. Instruction is delivered in a trilingual program: English plus Hindi and a Third Language (Sanskrit, French, or Spanish) in the middle years. Learning is hands-on and thematically integrated, with collaboration and individualized attention. Students have access to science laboratories, a Reading and Research Centre, a Design & Innovation Lab with robotics and 3D printing, and a Creators Lab. Campuses feature music, art, gym facilities and outdoor play spaces, plus movement programmes on the Sector 48 campus. Farm to Plate Learning Centre and space-as-a-teacher concepts enrich the learning environment.

Location

Vedanya operates two campuses in Gurugram, Haryana, India: The Vedanya School at Central Park Flower Valley, Sector 32–33, Sohna, Haryana, and Vedanya International School at Central Park Resorts, Sector 48, Gurugram, Haryana. The Flower Valley campus hosts The Vedanya School and Vedanya Early Years, while the Sector 48 campus hosts Vedanya International School. The schools are CBSE curriculum institutions offering education from Early Years through Senior grades.

Stages

Early Years (Ages 2-3); Pre-Primary (Nursery–Grade II); Primary (Grades III–V); Middle (Grades VI–VIII); Senior (Grades IX–XII); Day Care/Extended Care.

Type

Private CBSE School

Additional learning support

Learning support with individual attention.

Country affiliation

India

Application and registration fees

- Application / registration fee (one-time): The school charges a one-time application or registration fee; reported figures vary by source and by intake but commonly include a small application fee and a separate admission/registration charge. Reported examples include an application fee of ₹1,000 and one-time admission/registration charges frequently reported in the range of ₹40,000 up to around ₹100,000 for early-years admissions.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per-term notes)

- Pre‑Nursery / Nursery (early years): Annual tuition is reported in multiple public listings and generally falls in a wide range. Example reported values include an annual tuition of approximately ₹130,000 for Nursery in one source, and higher published ranges from about ₹350,000 (and above) in other listings; first‑year totals for new admissions reported by some providers combine one‑time charges with annual tuition and show first‑year totals from roughly ₹171,000 up to several lakhs depending on grade and intake. Installment examples (quarterly or monthly) are shown in third‑party breakdowns.

- Primary and Middle grades (Grades I–VIII): Annual tuition is reported to increase with grade. Public listings show mid‑range annual tuition figures above Nursery levels; reported first‑year total costs for new admissions vary significantly by grade and by source. Where installment options are shown, schools commonly allow annual fees to be paid in quarterly or monthly instalments.

- Senior grades (Grades IX–XII): Annual tuition and total first‑year costs are reported in higher bands than early years in available listings; several public fee summaries indicate substantially higher fees in senior grades, with large differences between early‑years and senior‑school totals in some reports. Exact per‑grade annual amounts differ across published sources and by intake.

Note on per‑term figures: where published breakdowns are shown by third‑party sources, the school's recurring tuition is represented as an annual composite fee that some providers break into quarterly or monthly payments (examples of quarterly/monthly breakdowns are used in public fee calculators). Specific per‑term amounts by grade are not published in a single consolidated official schedule on the school's public admissions pages.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Billing frequency: Fees are typically presented as an annual composite tuition with the first‑year total including one‑time admission/registration charges and any applicable security deposit; published summaries and calculators commonly show payment options of annual (single) payment, quarterly installments, or monthly plans.

- Payment timing: New‑admission costs are normally required at the point of enrollment (the first year total includes one‑time charges plus the annual tuition). Installment due dates and late‑payment penalties are handled per the school's enrolment terms; specific due dates and penalty terms are issued with the admission confirmation.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- Boarding / hostel: No boarding or hostel fee schedule is published on the school's public admissions and programme pages and the school's programme listings emphasise day programmes and day‑care/early‑years options. Meals are offered as an optional paid service and transport is provided as a separate charge where used. As no official boarding facility or boarding fee schedule is listed publicly, boarding fees are not applicable based on the school's published admissions information.

Other costs and typical additional charges

- Security / caution deposit: Many independent fee summaries for comparable schools list a refundable or non‑refundable security/caution deposit as part of first‑year costs; public fee summaries for this school's admissions show first‑year totals that commonly include a one‑time security or admission deposit as an element of the new‑admission cost. Specific deposit amounts and refund rules are not published on the school's admissions pages.

- Transport: Transport is provided for families who opt in and is charged separately; third‑party summaries indicate annual transport charges that vary by route/distance and can be a significant additional cost (examples in public listings show transport estimates of several tens of thousands of rupees per year for some routes).

- Meals / cafeteria: Meals are optional and charged separately when parents opt in.

- Activity, development and excursion charges: Activity or development charges, excursion fees, and consumables (books, stationery, learning kits) are commonly charged in addition to tuition; some public listings show separate activity/dev charges included in annual costing for specific grades. Exact itemized charges for uniforms, books, or activities are not listed as a single itemised official schedule on the school's public pages.

Refund information

- Published refund/cancellation policy: A detailed refund or cancellation policy (for admission/registration fees, security deposit, or tuition refunds) is not posted in the school's publicly displayed admissions or mandatory‑disclosure pages. In the absence of a public policy on those pages, standard practice at comparable schools is that admission/registration charges are non‑refundable while security deposits may be refundable subject to notice and completion of formal withdrawal procedures; however, specific refund terms and notice periods are not available on the school's admissions pages and must be confirmed in the school's enrolment terms.

Fee payment options

- Publicly listed payment methods: The school's public admissions content does not list a detailed set of accepted payment methods. The school uses a parent/management information platform (school app / portal) for fee management, and public app listings indicate fees and dues are managed through the school's portal system. Payment method details (bank transfer, online gateway, UPI, card) are normally supplied as part of the formal admission confirmation and the school's fee invoice.

Brief summary of availability and consistency of published figures

- Public availability: The school's public admissions and mandatory‑disclosure pages present admissions procedure and programme information but do not publish a single, fully itemised official fee schedule on those pages. Multiple independent third‑party school‑listing services publish grade‑wise and first‑year totals for the 2026/27 intake; those third‑party published figures vary substantially between sources. The amounts above combine the typical fee items parents should expect and representative reported figures from public school‑listing summaries; for confirmed, grade‑specific, per‑term figures and the official refund and payment‑method terms, consult the school's admissions office at the contact addresses shown on the school's admissions page.

Boarding Arrangements

Day care and extended care are provided.

Food Options

Meals are provided; meals are optional; meals are nutritious and designed to support healthy growth; a meal programme encourages community dining.

Governance and Ownership

Vedanya is privately owned. It is led by Founder and Chairperson Amrita Bakshi. Governance includes an Advisory Board of experts from HR & Strategy, the military, sustainability, and design thinking/wellness, and the MOA of the company is on file.

Curriculum

Vedanya International School operates two campuses in Gurgaon: The Vedanya School at Central Park Flower Valley, Sohna, and Vedanya International School at Central Park Resorts, Sector 48, Gurugram. The school follows the CBSE curriculum with NEP 2020 alignment (5+3+3+4), emphasizing experiential, inquiry-led learning. The programme runs from Early Years (Ages 2-3) through Senior Secondary (IX–XII), with Primary (Grades III–V) and Middle (VI–VIII) included across campuses. The language program is trilingual, offering English plus Hindi and a Third Language (Sanskrit, French, or Spanish) in the middle years. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on, thematic learning, collaborative work, and individualized attention, with science laboratories, research projects, leadership opportunities, and competitive exam preparation and career guidance in the upper grades.

Student Teacher Ratio

Maximum class size is 24 students and the teacher-student ratio is 1:12, with a strong emphasis on personalized attention.

Higher Education Progression

Senior School provides rigorous preparation for board examinations and higher education with specialized streams in Science, Commerce, and Humanities. Career counseling and university applications support are offered; there is coaching for competitive exams such as JEE, NEET, and CUET, and assistance for Indian and international university admissions. The school supports Indian and international admissions and provides university applications guidance as part of its career guidance program.

Gifted and Talented

Gifted Learners receive enrichment activities and challenging projects that stretch their abilities. The program is supported by small class sizes and a proactive learning-support framework that offers varied pacing and personalized attention.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school focuses on social-emotional development with emotional intelligence, empathy, values, and emotional well-being. Trained counselors provide social-emotional support to students.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school has a learning support team providing specialized attention with individualized education plans and remedial support.

Mental Wellbeing

The school provides emotional support through trained counselors to support students' mental well-being.

Safeguarding

The campuses are safe, engaging, and thoughtfully designed spaces.

History

Vedanya was founded by Amrita Bakshi, Founder and Chairperson of Vedanya Schools. Vedanya was founded on her belief that education must nurture not only intellect, but also character, compassion, and confidence. Inquiry fuels curiosity; Vedanyans question, explore, and seek deeper understanding. The Vedanya School operates across two campuses: The Vedanya School at Central Park Flower Valley, Sohna, Haryana, and Vedanya International School at Central Park Resorts, Sector 48, Gurugram, Haryana. Both campuses offer the same Vedanya experiential education and a unified vision across locations.

Community

Vedanya actively engages parents through Open Houses, Curriculum workshops, Reading programmes, School events and celebrations, and Weekly newsletters. The Vedanya campuses—The Vedanya School in Flower Valley and Vedanya International School in Sector 48—offer the same Vedanya experiential education, providing a shared community across locations. Both campuses deliver the same programme across Early Years to Senior levels.

Facilities Overview

Vedanya has two campuses: The Vedanya School at Flower Valley, Sohna, and Vedanya International School at Sector 48, Gurugram. The Flower Valley campus houses Visual Art Studio, Exploration Studio, and a Design & Innovation Lab, along with a Reading and Research Centre, Expression Studio, and a Grub Hub dining area. Learning spaces include Cognitive Space, Work Job Area, Art & Craft Studio, Music Room, Reading & Library Corner, a Role Play Area, and a Gym with Outdoor Play. The Flower Valley environment features Math Magic and flexible, light-filled design to support inquiry. The Sector 48 campus offers a Music and Movement Room, a Multi-Sensory Resource Library, a Creators Lab, an Indoor Play Pen, and an Outdoor Playground.

Sports Facilities

Flower Valley includes a Gym and Outdoor Play area for gross motor development. The Indoor Play Pen provides weather-friendly opportunities for physical activity, and the Outdoor Playground offers open-air play. Sector 48 includes an Indoor Play Pen and an Outdoor Playground for active play. Together, these spaces support a range of movement-based activities across both campuses.

Academic Facilities

The Flower Valley campus provides Visual Art Studio, Exploration Studio for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, and a Design & Innovation Lab with robotics, 3D printing, electronics, woodworking and digital media. The Flower Valley campus also houses a Reading & Research Centre, Expression Studio, and a Math Magic think-tank space. The Sector 48 campus features a Music & Movement Room, a Multi-Sensory Resource Library with an integrated audio-visual suite, and a Creators Lab for hands-on projects in robotics, electronics and digital media. Both campuses offer flexible, interdisciplinary spaces to support project-based learning.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Co-curricular programmes include visual and performing arts, sports and physical education, theatre and music, and ICT and innovation-based learning. The Sector 48 campus hosts specialist movement programmes such as Born to Move, Capoeira, Dance and Theatre. The Flower Valley campus supports creativity through a Visual Art Studio, Exploration Studio and Design & Innovation Lab. Creators' Lab and Reading & Research spaces enable inquiry-driven activities. Farm to Plate Learning Centre and a space-as-a-teacher concept are part of Vedanya's learning environment.

Academic & Intellectual

The school emphasizes intellectual development and fosters critical thinking, curiosity, and academic excellence.

Arts & Creative

The school offers arts and creative expression.

Cultural & Language

The school uses a trilingual approach to languages.

Social & Hobbies

The school provides sports and co-curricular activities.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The school emphasizes emotional well-being and provides sports and physical activities.

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