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Garodia International Centre for Learning Mumbai

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees ₹350,000 - 700,000

Pupils 1402

Type Co-educational

Garodia International Centre for Learning Mumbai (GICLM) offers a continuous academic journey for students aged 3 to 18 within the Garodia Education family. The school provides progression from Early Years through Cambridge IGCSE to the IB Diploma Programme, underpinned by a Cambridge English, Mathematics, and Science framework and IPC in Primary. Early Years uses FinlandWay play-based pedagogy, while Primary integrates IPC themes with Cambridge subjects, and Secondary follows the IGCSE pathway with options in Social Sciences, Arts, IT, and Physical Education. The High School delivers the IB Diploma Programme with the IB Core. The campus is purpose-built to support IB and Cambridge approaches, with well-lit, ICT-enabled classrooms, science laboratories, LEGO Innovation Lab, an IT Hub, and a Learning Research Centre. Sports facilities include a rooftop pool, a badminton court, and a basketball court. The school offers exchanges to France and Spain and leadership, service, and cultural clubs.

Location

Plot No. 55, 90 Feet Road, Ghatkopar (East), Mumbai 400077, India. Ghatkopar East is the locality in Mumbai where the school is situated.

Stages

Early Years; Primary Years; Secondary; IBDP

Type

International school

Country affiliation

India

Bus service

Bus service is provided; rules for bus use are published for arrivals and departures by school buses.

Application / Admission Fees

- A one-time admission fee is payable at the time of acceptance; this admission fee is non-refundable.
- A one-time security deposit is payable at acceptance; this deposit is refundable (subject to deductions and exit formalities) and is interest-free.

Tuition fees by year group (annual / per-term detail where available)

- Nursery: Annual tuition published as INR 350,000. (This is presented as the annual fee / total cost for first year; monthly equivalent shown as INR 29,167.)

- UKG: Annual tuition published as INR 400,000. (Monthly equivalent shown as INR 33,334.)

- Other year groups (LKG, Primary, Secondary, IBDP): detailed published annual amounts by specific class/grade are not provided in the publicly available fee summary materials accessed; the school provides a complete fee schedule in the admission materials (purchase of the admission kit / prospectus) and in the formal offer letter. The school's fee policy treats the total school fee as an annual ‘‘all-inclusive'' charge (tuition plus a defined set of inclusions — see Other costs).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The school treats fees as an annual charge for the academic year and allows payment:
- in a single installment; or
- in two installments; or
- in four installments (quarterly).

- Example quarterly dates shown in the school fee policy (installment timing is set by the school and may be updated) include early-June, early-August, early-November and early-February payment windows for the four-installment option. Fees must be paid by the due dates; the management may cancel installment facilities or demand the balance at its discretion.

- Penalties and late payment: the policy sets an interest/penalty regime for late payments (including a stated interest amount for each half-month delay and a penalty for dishonored cheques). Parents must clear outstanding dues to receive transfer certificates or other records.

Boarding / Hostel fees

- Garodia International Centre for Learning is a day school and does not operate a hostel; no boarding fees apply.

Other costs and what the fees include

- The school's policy describes the annual fee as an all-inclusive school fee that can include tuition, use of laboratories/computer centres during school hours, use of sports and arts facilities, uniforms (specified quantities), notebooks/textbooks, identity cards and yearbook, where applicable.

- Separate/optional charges that parents may be required to pay in addition to the annual fee include: project-week and excursion costs, school events/programme charges, examination fees, optional after-school activities, college-application expenses (for senior students), transportation (if availed), and meals (where applicable). These items are billed separately as relevant.

- Uniforms, basic stationery and certain standard items are stated as included in the all-inclusive fee for the year in the school's fee policy, while optional or extra items remain chargeable separately.

Refund information

- General rule: amounts once paid are neither refundable nor transferable except as provided in the fee policy.

- Withdrawal during Semester One (early/first half of the academic year): the policy provides for a partial refund mechanism (an example clause states the school will consider refund of 25% of the total school fees subject to receipt of the entire school fees and compliance with the notice period).

- Withdrawal during or at the end of Semester Two (later/second half of the academic year): no refund of school fees is given; security deposit refund is subject to deductions and completion of exit formalities. Security deposit refunds are processed after exit formalities (the policy specifies a refund window and possible deductions).

Fee payment options and practical instructions

- The school's fee policy specifies that the admission fee and security deposit are to be paid by cheque or bank draft drawn in favour of the school entity named in the policy; other payments are to be made in the manner notified by the school (the policy notes the school will notify the accepted methods for other fee payments). All amounts are payable in Indian Rupees.

- The school communicates fee payment instructions and secure payment channels during the admissions process and in the offer letter; parents complete fee payment through the school's secure channels as directed after acceptance.

Summary of key practical points for parents

- Expect a one-time, non-refundable admission fee plus a one-time refundable security deposit at acceptance; both must be paid within the stated acceptance window.
- Nursery and UKG published annual figures available in current public fee summaries are INR 350,000 (Nursery) and INR 400,000 (UKG). Other grade-specific published annual figures are not shown in the public summary materials accessed here; the school provides the full grade-by-grade fee schedule in admission materials and in the formal offer.
- The school is a day school; no boarding fees apply.
- Fees are billed annually; payment may be made in one, two or four instalments (school sets installment dates). Late payments and dishonored cheques incur penalties per the fee policy. Security deposit refunds follow exit formalities and may incur deductions.

If you require these fee-line items to be formatted for a database record (specific fields such as AdmissionFee, SecurityDeposit, AnnualFee_Nursery, AnnualFee_UKG, BillingCycle, RefundPolicySummary, PaymentMethods), the values above can be used directly into those fields without further commentary.

Curriculum

Early Years uses FinlandWay pedagogy with holistic, play-based learning and Cambridge support for Maths, English, and Sciences. Primary School follows a Cambridge English, Mathematics and Science framework enriched by the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), linking subjects through global themes. Secondary School follows the Cambridge IGCSE pathway with depth across core subjects and options in Social Sciences, Arts, Drama, IT, and Physical Education, emphasizing critical thinking and inquiry. High School offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for Grades 11–12, with six subject groups and the IB Core: Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay, and Creativity, Activity and Service. The curriculum is designed to provide progression from Early Years through IGCSE to IB DP, fostering confident, curious, globally minded learners.

Exam Results

IB results for the 2021 academic year were 100%. Top scorers included Aryan Shah (44 points), Sanjana Lakhpatwala (43), Vedant Sanghvi, Jeet Sarvaiya, and Hemel Shah (39 each). Graduates have gained admissions to leading universities worldwide. Recent acceptances include institutions such as London School of Economics, Imperial College London, University of Toronto, Northeastern University, Emory University, and NYU.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates are placed in top universities worldwide. UK institutions include London School of Economics, Imperial College London, University College London, and the University of Reading. North American universities include Northeastern University, Emory University, NYU, and the University of Toronto. Asian institutions include HKUST and NTU Singapore.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

GICLM supports intellectual, social, emotional, and ethical development through strong pastoral guidance and a personal tutor system. The curriculum and co‑curriculars include leadership programmes, Model UN, sports, the arts, entrepreneurship, and community service to foster wellbeing, resilience, and global citizenship. Students are encouraged to voice their ideas and develop empathy as they engage beyond the classroom. Parents are valued partners in this journey, and staff model the values the school expects from students. The wellbeing of students is integrated into daily school life.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

GICLM has an Access and Inclusion Policy that defines inclusion as an ongoing process to remove barriers and increase access to learning. Admission includes screening to identify support needs, and an Individual Education Plan may be created with targeted interventions. Extended classroom and tutor support are provided, and external professionals may be engaged as required. The policy applies to all students, staff, board members, volunteers, and parents, and aligns with IB and Cambridge boards.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the common language of the classroom and assessments, with English as the language of instruction. The school offers additional languages including Hindi, Marathi, French, German, Spanish, and Mandarin. There is currently no EAL specialist provision; extra classes and small group learning are provided as required for individual language needs. Students are placed into language courses based on entry assessments and prior language experience.

Mental Wellbeing

GICLM provides mental health support through a full‑time counsellor. Weekly PSHCE (Personal, Social, Health and Careers Education) lessons address safeguarding and mental health topics, and specialists support students and parents with relevant workshops. The school emphasises wellbeing as part of pastoral care, with a student‑centred approach to learning and development.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding at GICLM is a holistic system with policies, practices, and procedures to protect student health and wellbeing. All staff undergo annual POCSO training, and recruitment requires references and a police good conduct check. There are clear reporting systems with a personal tutor and a pastoral lead, a full‑time counsellor, and monthly safeguarding reports to senior leadership. Parents are involved at the first stage of concerns, and external agencies may be engaged as needed. The school maintains a range of safeguarding policies including wellbeing, child protection, and compliance.

Admissions

Admission has nine steps: Initial Enquiry and Counselling; Purchase of Admission Kit; Application Form Submission; Interaction or Assessment; Parent Meeting; Admission Decision and Offer Letter; Fee Payment and Document Verification; Orientation and Induction; Integration into School Life. The journey begins when parents contact the admissions office for guidance on the curriculum, facilities and teaching philosophy. The Admission Kit includes the application form, fee structure and policies. The application is submitted with the child's birth certificate, previous academic reports and identification papers, online or in person. Depending on grade level, Early Years applicants undergo a friendly interaction, while Primary and Secondary applicants complete a short written English and Mathematics assessment. After an admission panel discussion with parents, the committee finalises placements and issues an offer letter with grade placement, fee details and joining instructions. Fee payment and document verification follow to formalise admission. An orientation for new students and parents is then held, and staff support continues to help the student integrate into school life.

Scholarships

The school offers scholarship funding to students who excel in Garodia International Centre for Learning Mumbai Scholarship Exam.

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Heritage International Xperiential School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees ₹174,900 - 383,400

Pupils 1927

Type Co-educational

Heritage International Xperiential School operates two Gurugram campuses serving ages 3 to 18. The Primary Campus follows the International Baccalaureate PYP and integrates the IPC primary curriculum with Heritage's hands-on, inquiry-led approach. The Middle and Senior Campus houses Grades 6–12 and combines Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 6–8) with IGCSE in Grades 9–10 and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in Grades 11–12. The school emphasizes experiential learning that engages the head, heart, and hands, with a strong focus on well-being and international-mindedness. Facilities are designed for collaboration and exploration: a 240,000-square-foot Senior Campus with sports fields, indoor courts, a heated pool, theatres, a makerspace, and advanced science laboratories; flexible classrooms and large, light-filled spaces support project work. A robust co-curricular programme includes CAS, Student Clubs, and Arts and Physical Education, while languages such as Hindi, French, and Spanish are offered to develop global communication. The school prioritises inquiry, collaboration, and real-world application.

Location

Gurugram (Gurgaon), Haryana, India. Primary Campus is Heritage International Xperiential School, Junior Campus at Site No. 7, Zone 7, DLF 5, Gurugram 122003. Middle and Senior Campus is Heritage Avenue, near Sector 58, Gurugram 122102. The campuses are in the Gurugram region with access to major roads and local transport.

Stages

HIXS Primary (Nursery to Grade 2) and HIXS Middle & Senior (Grade 3 to Grade 11)

Type

Indian international school

Additional learning support

Advisory and Student Support

Country affiliation

India

School day structure

The school day runs from 7:35 am to 4:30 pm on both campuses.

Bus service

Transport/bus service is provided; inquiries to transport@hixs.org.

Application / Admission fees

- Admission fee (one-time, non-refundable): INR 250,000 per student.

Security deposits

- Caution money (refundable on withdrawal):
- Nursery to UKG: INR 174,900.
- Grade I to II: INR 203,600.
- Grade III to IV: INR 203,600.
- Grade V to VIII: INR 207,500.
- Grade IX to X: INR 287,000.
- Grade XI & XII: INR 383,400.
- Transport security (if applicable): INR 33,000 (payable at time of transport allotment).

Tuition fees / Recurring (Composite Fee)

- Composite Fee (recurring; annual total paid in four instalments):
- Nursery to UKG: INR 174,900.
- Grade I to II: INR 203,600.
- Grade III to IV: INR 203,600.
- Grade V to VIII: INR 207,500.
- Grade IX to X: INR 287,000.
- Grade XI & XII: INR 383,400.
- Instalment schedule and due dates (four instalments): 1st instalment payable early in the session (payment link is shared by the school), with subsequent instalments in October, January and April as per the school's published instalment calendar.

Optional recurring costs (transport, meals)

- Transport fees (charged as optional, paid by instalments):
- Up to 8 KM: INR 24,780 (per instalment as published).
- 8 to 15 KM: INR 28,020 (per instalment as published).
- Palam Vihar routes (where applicable): INR 33,600 (per instalment, applicable for certain grades).
- Delhi route: INR 34,350 (per instalment).
- Meals (optional catering):
- Meals — Single option: INR 15,030 (per instalment where applicable).
- Meals — Double option (where available for younger grades): INR 22,650 or INR 27,780 for specified grades as published.
- Meals and transport are charged on the same instalment schedule and are billed for the months they operate (the school charges these services for an 11-month cycle and collects them in the instalment schedule).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- One-time fees (admission fee, caution money and any transport security) are payable on the day of admission or at time of transport allotment as applicable.
- Recurring tuition (Composite Fee) is collected in four instalments across the academic session; the school issues a payment link ahead of the first instalment.
- Optional services (transport, meals) are billed on the instalment schedule noted above and are payable by the dates published by the school for each instalment period.
- Sibling concession: a 10% concession applies on the Composite Fee to one sibling — specifically the sibling with the lower fee structure when two or more children are enrolled.
- The Composite Fee does not include meals, transport, books, stationery or a range of additional services; those items are charged separately.

Boarding / Hostel

- The school does not operate a boarding or hostel facility; no boarding fees apply. Transport and meals are offered as optional day-school services.

Other costs and excluded items

- Books and stationery are not included in the Composite Fee and are payable separately by parents.
- Additional charges apply (where relevant) for: English as an additional language; therapies and specialised learning support; after-/before-school activities; weekend clubs and specialised coaching programs; tours, trips, learning expeditions and annual camps; off-campus sporting/cultural events; external examination charges; specialised student projects; college advisory/examination fees.
- Students who join pre-term/bridge programmes pay a pre-term fee in addition to the Composite Fee.
- If parents avail the school meal service mid-quarter, the meal charge is applied on a pro-rata basis.

Refunds and withdrawal

- All withdrawals must be submitted via the school ERP with one month's notice. Refunds are processed in accordance with the school's fee policy after applicable dues have been adjusted. Any refundable security deposits are returned on withdrawal as per the published refund procedures.

Fee payment options and practical process

- The school issues an online payment link for instalment payments and manages fee transactions through its parent/ERP systems; parents receive payment instructions and links from the school ahead of instalment due dates. The published fee schedule references the payment link process and the school's parent login/ERP for fee transactions. Specific instruments accepted (for example, credit card, bank transfer, UPI or other gateways) are handled through the payment link/ERP and are not itemised in the public fee schedule.

Uniform Requirement

The school does not have a prescribed uniform. Students are expected to wear smart, modest, semi-formal clothing in keeping with the ethos of the school. Make-up and open footwear are not allowed. Lanyards must be worn at all times while at school, on field trips or any school excursion.

Food Options

HIXS provides only pure vegetarian meals on a paid basis. The school offers optional catering/canteen facilities for all students through a licensed catering vendor, with safety and hygiene precautions and regular checks.

Governance and Ownership

The school is governed by a managing board with the Head of School (Chair). The Head of School oversees administration, supported by Programme Heads and other leaders. A governance committee, chaired by the Head of School, includes the Head of Counselling; PYP, Cambridge & IB Programme Leaders (depending on grade); Chief Safety Officer; a senior external psychologist as a consultant; and a senior external cyber expert as a consultant.

Curriculum

The school follows the PYP (Primary Years Programme) and IBDP (International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme) at the Primary and High School levels. The Cambridge Lower Secondary Programme is used in Grades 6-8, culminating in Cambridge Checkpoint in Grade 8. The Senior School comprises Grades 9-12; Grades 9-10 follow the IGCSE programme and Grades 11-12 follow the IB DP. The Primary curriculum is founded on Heritage's experiential learning with resources from the IB PYP, emphasizing inquiry-based learning, student well-being and international-mindedness and personal values. In Grades 9-10, subjects are organized into groups including First Language English, English Literature, Hindi, French, and Spanish, with the IB DP core comprising the Extended Essay (EE), Theory of Knowledge (TOK) and Creativity, Activity and Service (CAS).

Exam Results

Grade 12 Batch of 2024-25 achieved outstanding results in the IBDP.

Higher Education Progression

The College and Career Counselling Programme provides structured guidance for higher education. The school's college placement cell has established relationships with admissions offices of top global and Indian colleges/universities, enabling access to prestigious institutions in India and abroad.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Heritage International Xperiential School integrates the Human Framework to develop socio-emotional learning. Stand-alone Circle Time in Primary and Crew Time in the middle and senior grades provide dedicated spaces to practice socio-emotional skills, with Habits of Work and Learning (HOWLs) from Nursery to Grade 8 and Approaches to Learning in senior grades. Interdisciplinary expeditions address social issues to build empathy, collaboration and global awareness. The aim is for students to understand their own essence and motivations, to develop healthy relationships with themselves and others, and to navigate complex situations with emotional awareness. The IB and IGCSE curricula guide this work, with Heritage expanding on these guidelines through its own programmes.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the language of instruction. First Language English is compulsory in Grades 9–10, and Hindi, French and Spanish are offered as additional language options.

Mental Wellbeing

Counselling is a core student-support function; school counselors are the first line of support for students when they face social or emotional problems, with an emphasis on student self-worth and the development of healthy connections. Each student is supported through an advisory group with a mentor to aid learning and college/career guidance. The school runs adolescents-focused workshops and SEL-related programs, including sessions on adolescence, managing examination anxiety and strategies for expressing emotions, as part of a broad approach to well-being and decision making.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding policies and procedures are in place; staff undergo annual safeguarding training and every member of the HIXS community signs the Safeguarding Policy and Staff Code of Conduct annually. The school maintains a Grievance/Redressal Officer to handle safeguarding concerns.

Admissions

1. Discover: The admissions process starts with exploring Heritage Xperiential Schools and attending an information session. The school conducts information sessions and invites families to connect through events such as open houses, with an information session on 15 July 2026 and an Open House on 25 July 2026 at 11 am. You can register for a campus tour as part of this phase.

2. Apply: Submit the online application and registration details through the Heritage Admission Management System. The online application and registration details are the required next step after discovering the program you're interested in.

3. Connect: Experience how learning happens in classrooms by attending an Open House and seeing the Heritage approach in action. An Open House is scheduled for 25 July 2026 at 11 am, and families are encouraged to register.

4. Receive an Update: After submission, shortlisted applicants are notified via email or SMS. Non-Nursery applications (KG to Grade 9 and 11) are processed based on seat availability.

5. Join the Community: Enrolment formalities are completed to become part of HIXS Gurgaon. The final step involves completing enrolment and joining the school community.

6. Nursery admissions (AY 2027-28): Applications open 11 July 2026 and the last date for Nursery applications is 19 July 2026. Age eligibility is 3 years as of 1 July 2027 (born between 1 July 2023 and 1 July 2024 are eligible). All valid applications are considered for admission, with priority given to distance, sibling, alumni, and alignment to the school's experiential philosophy. Intimation to selected parents is sent by email. For selected applicants, documents must be uploaded online as notified by the school.

7. KG to 9 and 11 admissions (AY 2027-28): Applications open 11 July 2026. Shortlisting for KG to Grade 9 and Grade 11 is based on seat availability. If there is no vacancy, the application may not be processed. The application fee is non-refundable once submitted. For more information, contact admission@hixs.org or +91 8882178996.

8. Documents required from invited applicants: Birth certificate, Aadhaar card (for Indian nationals), residence proof (two documents if applicable), transfer/certificate, Bona Fide certificate, and prior report cards showing promotion. All documents must be signed by both parents and uploaded online; hard copies may be requested if needed. For more information, email admission@hixs.org.

9. Additional notes: The school emphasizes completing enrolment and meeting admission requirements prior to joining, with ongoing support from the admissions team as needed. Admission details and processes are subject to change as notified by the school.

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Suchitra Academy

Instructs in English, Hindi

Ages 2 - null years

Fees ₹111,900 - 345,000

Type Co-educational

Suchitra Academy in Hyderabad offers a dual curriculum for a seamless progression from early years through secondary, combining IEYC for Pre-Primary, Cambridge Primary and Cambridge Secondary with CBSE for continued secondary studies. The IEYC nurtures curious 2- to 5-year-olds, while Cambridge builds core competencies from age 5 onward, complemented by a Holistic Education Approach at CBSE that integrates academics with co-curricular excellence. Real-world learning is central through Project-Based Learning, a Makerspace, and a state-of-the-art Media Studio, enabling students to design, build, and present solutions to live problems. The 5-acre campus on NH 7 features expansive classrooms, a 1,700-seat amphitheatre, a 7,000-book library, and extensive sports facilities including courts, swimming, and gym training. Beyond academics, the school runs outreach, international exchanges, TEDxYouth, NCC, and internships, cultivating leadership and service. Strong performing and visual arts spaces, robust sports programs, and a focus on life skills reinforce a well-rounded, globally connected education today.

Location

Suchitra Junction, Qutubullapur (M), RR District, Hyderabad – 500067, India. The campus stands on NH 7 and occupies a sprawling 5-acre site with a built-up area of 193,515 square feet. It is set in a green environment that supports holistic development.

Stages

Nursery to Grade XII; Pre-primary uses IEYC; Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Programmes; CBSE curriculum from Grades I to XII.

Additional learning support

Guidance and counselling Cell; emotional wellbeing and life skills programs.

Country affiliation

India

School day structure

Timings: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Monday to Saturday.

Application fees
- The school requires a completed application form during the admissions process. No separate, published application/registration fee amount is listed on the school's public fee documents.

Tuition fees (per term and per year, by year group)
- Play Group: INR 37,300 per term — INR 111,900 per year.
- Nursery / Jr. KG / Sr. KG: INR 65,200 per term — INR 195,600 per year.
- Grade I to III: INR 78,300 per term — INR 234,900 per year.
- Grade IV to V: INR 93,000 per term — INR 279,000 per year.
- Grade VI to X: INR 102,200 per term — INR 306,600 per year.
- Grade XI & XII:
- Commerce & Humanities: INR 110,100 per term — INR 330,300 per year.
- Science: INR 115,000 per term — INR 345,000 per year.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The academic year is billed in three terms. Term due dates are: Term 1 (due 4 March for Play Group to Grade VIII; 25 February for Grades IX, X & XII), Term 2 (due 31 July), and Term 3 (due 30 November).
- All fee payments must be made using the Jodo payment platform by registering via the SUCHITRA ACADEMY MCB app or the Jodo web portal. Cash and other payment modes are not accepted.
- Parents may set up autopay using ECS or eNACH through the Jodo Flex setup described by the school; a one-time registration is required.
- The receipt generated for each term payment must be retained by the parent; the school does not provide a consolidated year-end receipt.

Boarding / residential fees
- The school operates as a non‑residential (non‑boarding) institution; no boarding fees apply.

Other costs and fees (uniforms, transport, books, extras)
- Transport: The school operates an air‑conditioned bus fleet for student transport. Transport fees are managed separately from tuition; specific transport charges are not published in the public fee document.
- Uniforms, welcome kit and booklist: A welcome kit / uniform / booklist is shared at the time of admission; any associated costs or one‑time kit charges are not itemized in the publicly posted fee schedule.
- Co‑curricular, activity, exam or laboratory charges: No separate, line‑item amounts for uniforms, activity fees, exam fees or lab charges are published in the public fee document; such charges (if any) are handled through admissions/accounts as applicable.

Refund information
- No separate, published refund policy or specific refund amounts appear in the publicly posted fee documents. Refunds or adjustments (if applicable) are handled by the school accounts team in line with the school's admission and accounts procedures. Parents are instructed to communicate payment details (including student Unique ID) to accounts@suchitra.in.

Fee payment options and instructions
- Accepted payment channel: Jodo Flex only — registration via the SUCHITRA ACADEMY MCB app or the Jodo web portal. Cash or other payment modes are not accepted. Autopay via ECS or eNACH is available after one‑time registration. Parents must share the student Unique ID with the accounts office after payment and retain the term receipt.

Practical notes for parents
- Fees are presented per term; the annual totals equal three times the term charge for each grade band.
- For enquiries about transport routes, uniform costs, one‑time admission charges, or any refunds or waivers, contact the school admission/accounts teams at admissions@suchitra.in or accounts@suchitra.in; phone numbers for admissions and the front desk are listed in the school's admissions and contact information.

Curriculum

The school offers a dual curriculum: CBSE and Cambridge. IEYC – Pre Primary educates children aged 2 to 5. Cambridge is used from age 5 to 11 to initiate the basic education framework. CBSE follows a Holistic Education Approach that blends academics with co-curricular excellence. Project-Based Learning engages students in real-world problems, encouraging collaboration, critical thinking, and presentation. Beyond Academics provides global programs, civic initiatives, and real-world experiences, complemented by a Makerspace and a state-of-the-art Media Studio.

Higher Education Progression

The school has alumni who have progressed to universities including University of Toronto Mississauga, Queensland University of Technology, University of Maryland-College Park, New York University, Temple University, St. Francis College for Women, Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), and others.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

SPARSH, Suchitra Academy's School Counseling Cell, supports students' social, emotional, and academic development. It provides counseling and life-skills classes, emphasizes body-mind-soul balance, and fosters open, non-judgmental communication among students, parents, and educators. SPARSH was established in October 2021 to address diverse learner needs and promote holistic well-being.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

SPARSH provides specialized education and life-skills classes and is committed to inclusive education, supporting all learners and valuing diversity. It explicitly aims to address diverse learning needs within a holistic framework.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Apart from English, the school offers Hindi, Telugu, French, and Sanskrit as additional languages.

Mental Wellbeing

Student mental wellbeing is supported through SPARSH (counseling and life-skills programs). The school also runs SAAHAS, an emotional wellness program for staff, with 24/7 emotional support via YourDOST, contributing to a wellbeing-focused environment.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding is prioritized, with a POSCO Act safeguarding session conducted for around 200 staff to empower staff to identify and respond to child protection concerns. The school also runs digital citizenship and online-safety sessions, and states it is steadfast in its commitment to child safety.

Admissions

1. School Admissions – Step-by-Step Process: A fitment test is conducted followed by an interview with the prospective students and their parents. The interview helps teachers guide students on subject choices and assesses academic ability, potential, and readiness for active participation in school life. The school reserves the right to refuse admission or readmission. You are invited to visit the school as many times as you would want before deciding on admission.
2. Nursery & Preschool Admissions – Early Learning Starts Here: Admissions are offered from Nursery to Jr KG and Sr KG. CBSE and Cambridge admissions follow age criteria calculated as of June 30. CBSE ages are Nursery 3 to 4, Jr KG 4 to 5, Sr KG 5 to 6, Grade I 6 to 7. Cambridge Stage 1 is for ages 5 to 6.
3. Secondary Admission – Prepare for Academic Excellence: Admissions for higher grades ensure students receive a structured curriculum. Documents required for admission include Birth Certificate, two passport-size photos of the child, one each of the mother and father, Transfer Certificate (if applicable), Assessment report (as applicable), Address Proof, and Aadhaar IDs for the child and parents. For Grade IX and XI, fees can be paid either term-wise (three terms in an academic year) or as a single annual payment.
4. Fee Structure, Academic Session & Timings: Admissions are open for Pre Primary to Grade VIII and XI. Fees can be paid term-wise (three terms) or as a one-time payment. The Academic Session runs March to February for Grades Play group to VIII, February to March for Grades IX, X, XII, and April to March for Grade XI; the Cambridge Academic session runs June to May. The School Timings are 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

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MET Rishikul Vidyalaya

Instructs in English

Ages 1 - 18 years

Fees ₹0 - 464,620

Type Co-educational

MET Rishikul Vidyalaya (MRV) in Mumbai is a Cambridge International School offering a continuous pathway from International Preschool to Cambridge A Levels. The school delivers Cambridge Primary (grades 1–5), Secondary (grades 6–8), IGCSE (grades 9–10), and Cambridge International AS & A Levels, with the Preschool affiliated to the IEYC (International Early Years Curriculum). A CIDTL teacher‑training course supports professional development, while MRV operates as part of MRV Global College, guiding learners from Kindergarten to A Levels. The campus features labs for Robotics and STEAM, science labs, IT facilities, a library and a Music Room with a Recording Studio. The MET World Of Music and wellbeing spaces with counselling underpin a holistic approach. MRV has earned recognition as a National Operator Licensed Centre for the IAYP Duke of Edinburgh Award and the British Council International Dimension in Schools. The school emphasizes global citizenship, intercultural understanding and lifelong learning through experiential projects.

Location

MET Rishikul Vidyalaya is located at Bhujbal Knowledge City, Bandra Reclamation, Bandra (W), Mumbai – 400 050. The school is in the Bandra West neighborhood of Mumbai, a coastal suburb. The campus hosts Cambridge International School and IEYC Pre-School.

Stages

International Preschool; Cambridge Primary (Grade 1 to 5); Cambridge Secondary (Grade 6 to 8); Cambridge IGCSE (Grade 9 & 10); Cambridge International (AS & A Levels); CIDTL

School day structure

The day for Nursery to Sr Kg runs from 9:30 am to 3:40 pm. The day includes academics, a short fruit break in the morning, lunch, nap time, and various co-curricular activities.

Application fee

- INR 2,500 application fee, payable online; this fee is non‑refundable.

Tuition fees (annual) — published figures for specific entry cohorts (academic year shown)

- Grade I (batch entering Academic Year 2026–2027): INR 3,51,322 (this figure is the published annual tuition for Grade I in 2026–27).
- Grade II (for that cohort in 2027–28): INR 3,51,322.
- Grade III (2028–29): INR 4,04,020.
- Grade IV (2029–30): INR 4,04,020.
- Grade V (2030–31): INR 4,64,620.

- Grade VI (batch entering Academic Year 2026–2027): INR 3,05,498 (this figure is the published annual tuition for Grade VI in 2026–27).
- Grade VII (2027–28): INR 3,51,322.
- Grade VIII (2028–29): INR 3,51,322.
- Grade IX (2029–30): INR 4,04,020.
- Grade X (2030–31): INR 4,04,020.

Notes on tuition presentation

- The amounts above are published as annual tuition for the specified grade/cohort and academic year. Per‑term breakdowns or explicit termwise amounts are not shown in the published annual figures.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The application fee is payable online at the time of application. After application submission, parents receive the prospectus and the detailed fee structure. Parents are required to complete fee payment within three days of receiving an admission offer.

- No published, itemised term‑by‑term billing schedule or multi‑installment calendar is provided within the publicly posted summary figures; the prospectus / detailed fee document provided after application contains the complete fee schedule.

Boarding / hostel fees

- No boarding or hostel fees are published for MRV; boarding/hostel facilities are not listed as part of the school's programme information. (MRV operates as an international day school; no published boarding fee schedule is available.)

Other fees and additional costs

- No itemised, published amounts for uniforms, transport (bus), books, examination charges, refundable deposits, or other ancillary charges are publicly listed alongside the annual tuition figures. These additional cost items are included in the detailed fee schedule available with the prospectus.

Refund information

- The application fee is explicitly non‑refundable. No comprehensive refund policy (for tuition, deposits or other charges) is published in the publicly available summary; detailed refund and cancellation terms are part of the full fee document supplied with the prospectus.

Fee payment options

- The application fee is accepted online at application submission. No complete public list of accepted payment methods for term or annual tuition (for example, whether card payments, bank transfer/NEFT/UPI, demand draft, or cheque are accepted) is published in the summary pages; the full fee schedule and admissions correspondence specify the available payment channels.

Summary of available and unavailable items (concise)

- Available and published: non‑refundable online application fee (INR 2,500); published annual tuition amounts for the Grade I and Grade VI cohorts for the 2026–27 entry year and the five‑year projection for those cohorts.

- Not published in the publicly posted summary: term‑by‑term fee breakdowns, a complete term/quarter billing calendar, specific ancillary charges (uniform, transport, exam fees), refundable security/deposit amounts, a full refund policy for tuition or deposits, and a definitive list of accepted payment methods for annual/term tuition. The detailed fee document supplied with the prospectus (provided after application) contains the complete itemised schedule and terms.

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are worn by MRV Preschool in Nursery, Junior KG, and Senior KG; Playgroup students do not wear uniforms.

Food Options

Food Seva: a parent sends home-cooked lunch for the entire class; each parent gets 1–2 turns per month to do Food Seva; this applies from Playgroup to Grade 2.

Governance and Ownership

MET Rishikul Vidyalaya is part of Mumbai Educational Trust (MET) and is governed by MET's Board of Trustees.

Curriculum

The school teaches Cambridge International curricula from International Preschool to Cambridge A Levels. The Cambridge Primary (Grade 1–5), Cambridge Secondary (Grade 6–8), Cambridge IGCSE (Grade 9–10), and Cambridge International (AS & A Levels) are offered. The International Preschool is part of the early-years provision, affiliated with IEYC through Global Pre-Schools. CIDTL is offered as a teacher-training course.

Exam Results

AS & A Levels toppers announced for June 2025. MRV students received Cambridge Outstanding Learner Awards in the March 2022 series and the November 2021 series. IGCSE Batch 2024–25.

Higher Education Progression

AS & A Levels are internationally recognized and prepare students for universities worldwide. The school highlights pathways to higher education abroad and cites SAT and ACT as examples of admissions considerations mentioned by MRV students.

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Shamrock International School

Ages 0 - null years

Fees ₹297,000 - 672,000

Type Co-educational

Shamrock International School is located in Karen, Mokoyeti East Road, off Langata Road, 500 meters from Galleria Mall. The school offers the British National Curriculum, blending Pearson Edexcel for primary years with the International Primary Curriculum. The Early Years Foundation Stage includes Pre-school, Playgroup, KG1 and Reception, for ages from 9 months to 5 years. Preparatory/Primary serves learners aged 5 to 11 (Year 1–6). Middle School started in September 2023, with Senior School beginning the same year, marking the expansion of programme. The curriculum emphasizes three characteristics of effective learning: playing and exploring, active learning, and creative and critical thinking. A team of qualified teachers supports learners across Early Years to Senior School. Co-curricular activities include swimming, soccer, skating, basketball and martial arts, together with Art & Design, Music and Ballet. IT/coding, robotics and financial literacy are integrated into the program, with learning taking place in indoor and outdoor settings.

Location

Karen, Mokoyeti East Road, off Langata Road (500 m from Galleria Mall).

Stages

Early Years / Kindergarten; Preparatory / Primary; Middle School; Senior School.

Country affiliation

United Kingdom (British National Curriculum; Pearson Edexcel option).

Religious affiliation

Faith-based.

Bus service

Bus service is available with zones A–E. Zone A serves Mokoyeti West/East and nearby areas; Zone B includes Karen and Hillcrest; Zone C includes Karen Centre and Africa International University; Zone D covers Southland through Langata; Zone E covers Kabiria, Kawangware, Riara and surrounding areas.

School fee summary (currency: KES)

Billing schedule and payment terms
- School fees are payable in full before the start of every term. Fees paid are not refundable. Parents who wish to withdraw a child must give one term's notice; failure to provide one term's notice requires payment of one term's fee in full.

General one-off and recurring charges (applies across year groups unless specified)
- Assessment / registration fee: KES 1,000 (one-off).
- PTA contribution: KES 2,500 (annual). Diary: KES 1,000 (paid on completion).
- Siblings' discount: 10% off the tuition fee for the second child.
- Co-curricular activities and external examination fees (for IPLS & IGCSE) are charged separately and are not included in the term fee totals shown below. Medical services within the school and logistics to hospital are covered by a medical fee (amount included within the fee components below where specified).

Kinder (termly breakdown and one-off charges)
- Play Group:
- Admission (one-off): KES 5,000.
- Tuition (termly): KES 71,500.
- Curriculum fee (termly): KES 7,500.
- Caution fee / other listed charge: KES 10,000.
- Accident cover (P.A.): KES 5,000.
- Total (termly): KES 99,000.
- KG1:
- Admission (one-off): KES 5,000.
- Tuition (termly): KES 82,500.
- Curriculum fee (termly): KES 7,500.
- Compulsory activities (termly – Funke Science & Swimming): KES 14,000.
- Caution fee (one-off): KES 10,000.
- Accident cover (P.A.): KES 5,000.
- Total (termly): KES 124,000.
- KG2:
- Admission (one-off): KES 5,000.
- Tuition (termly): KES 88,000.
- Curriculum fee (termly): KES 7,500.
- Compulsory activities (termly): KES 14,000.
- Caution fee (one-off): KES 10,000.
- Accident cover (P.A.): KES 5,000.
- Total (termly): KES 129,500.

Preparatory / Primary (termly breakdown and one-off charges)
- Year 1:
- Admission (one-off): KES 10,000.
- Tuition (termly): KES 92,950.
- Curriculum fee (termly): KES 7,500.
- Compulsory activities (termly): KES 14,000.
- Caution fee (one-off): KES 10,000.
- Accident cover (P.A.): KES 5,000.
- Total (termly): KES 139,450.
- Years 2 & 3:
- Admission (one-off): KES 10,000.
- Tuition (termly): KES 98,450.
- Curriculum fee (termly): KES 7,500.
- Compulsory activities (termly): KES 14,000.
- Caution fee (one-off): KES 10,000.
- Accident cover (P.A.): KES 5,000.
- Total (termly): KES 144,950.
- Years 4 & 5:
- Admission (one-off): KES 10,000.
- Tuition (termly): KES 102,850.
- Curriculum fee (termly): KES 7,500.
- Compulsory activities (termly): KES 14,000.
- Caution fee (one-off): KES 10,000.
- Accident cover (P.A.): KES 5,000.
- Total (termly): KES 149,350.
- Year 6:
- Admission (one-off): KES 10,000.
- Tuition (termly): KES 108,350.
- Curriculum fee (termly): KES 7,500.
- Compulsory activities (termly): KES 14,000.
- Caution fee (one-off): KES 10,000.
- Accident cover (P.A.): KES 5,000.
- Total (termly): KES 154,850.

Key Stage 3 (termly breakdown and one-off charges)
- Years 7–9:
- Admission (one-off): KES 10,000.
- Tuition (termly): KES 165,000.
- Curriculum fee (termly): KES 10,000.
- Compulsory activities (termly): KES 14,000.
- Caution fee (one-off): KES 20,000.
- Accident cover (P.A.): KES 5,000.
- Total (termly): KES 224,000.

Boarding fees
- No boarding fees are listed; fees and charges provided are for day students.

Transport charges (zone-based; amounts shown in KES)
- Zone A (Mokoyeti East/West, Kidero Road, Mamba Village, Kuwinda Rd, Bomas, Kufuga Rd, Comboni, Tangaza University): Two-way KES 24,000; One-way KES 20,000.
- Zone B (Banda School, Kenya School of Law, Bogani East/West, Mukoma Rd, Park Place, Ndege Rd, Karen Hospital, Hillcrest, Karen Planers, Fair Acres, Coop University, Botanical Gardens, Kumbe Rd): Two-way KES 27,600; One-way KES 23,600.
- Zone C (Karen Center, Water Front, Africa International University, St. Hannas Primary, Miotoni Rd, Nandi Rd, Kabwagi, Defence College, Marula Lane): Two-way KES 31,200; One-way KES 27,200.
- Zone D (Southland, Otiende, Uhuru Gardens, Onyonka, Jambo, Akiba, Ngei 1 & 2, Royal Park, St. Mary's Hosp, Sun Valley Estate 1 & 2, Moi Estate, Dog Section, Langata Shopping Center, KRA, Civil Servant, Akiba Estate, NHC, Kibra): Two-way KES 34,800; One-way KES 30,800.
- Zone E (Phenom Park, Game Park, Serene Gardens, Dam Estate, Jonathan Ngeno, NHC Madaraka, T-mall, Nairobi West, Riara University, Ngumo Mbagathi, Madaraka): Two-way KES 43,500; One-way KES 39,500.
- Zone F (Kerarapon, Bulbul, KCB Leadership Center, KEPHIS, Karen End, Gataka, Maasai Lodge, Rongai Town South C, South B, Upper Hill): Two-way KES 44,500; One-way KES 40,500.
- Zone G (Ngon Town, Kabiria, Kikuyu Close, Deliverance Church along Naivasha Road, Kingara Rd, Riara Racecourse, Jamhuri Estate, Yaya Center, Amboseli, Kilimani, Kileleshwa, Hurlingham): Two-way KES 51,000; One-way KES 47,000.
- Zone H (Riverside, Rapta Rd, Parklands): Two-way KES 60,000; One-way KES 56,000.

Payment methods and bank details
- Accepted payment methods: M-PESA Paybill and bank payment to KCB account. Specific details provided for M-PESA Paybill and the KCB account should be used when making fee payments. M-PESA Paybill: 522123 (Account format shown in school records). KCB bank: Account No. 1305425545 (KIMATHI STREET branch).

Refunds and withdrawal charges
- Term fees are not refundable once paid. A parent who withdraws a child without giving one term's notice must pay one term's fee in full.

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Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school implements a holistic development approach through a broad co-curricular program that complements classroom learning. It offers activities such as swimming, soccer, skating, basketball, martial arts, art & design, music, ballet, IT/coding and robotics, and financial literacy to help students develop their talents. The school fosters a safe, caring environment in which students are supported to grow in confidence and independence. Co-curricular activities are designed to develop individual strengths and encourage healthy risk-taking within a supportive setting.

Mental Wellbeing

The Principals' Message emphasizes that Shamrock International School loves and cares deeply for each student and that children are in safe hands. The school's emphasis on a safe, caring culture and on holistic development through co-curricular activities contributes to students' mental wellbeing.

Safeguarding

The principal states that students are in safe hands and that the school provides a safe environment for learning; teachers are experienced and dedicated to safeguarding students' wellbeing.

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