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India, Bengaluru
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The school provides pre-kindergarten to Grade 12 education in Bangalore. Founded in 1996, CIS uses international curricula to challenge all aspects of learning. CIS Bangalore is the first IB Diploma Programme (IB DP) school in Bangalore and the first 1:1 iPad school in South India. It operates 100% on solar power and is the first Apple Distinguished School in India.
CIS, Bangalore is a diverse community of students, families, faculty, and staff from over 40 nationalities. We value cultures and languages and the host country culture of India. Student and parent voice is welcomed, accepted, and celebrated. We are stronger through our diversity and lasting relationships that span the globe, and we strive to support students to be active, responsible agents in their own learning.
Canadian International School India in Bengaluru offers a Pre-K to Grade 12 program that weaves Cambridge Primary and Secondary curricula with Cambridge IGCSE and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, supporting students toward global study and careers. The campus caters to ages 3 to 18 and includes a boarding option for Grades 6–12 in a modern, welcoming setting. CIS Bangalore is the first IB Diploma Programme (IB DP) school in Bengaluru and pioneered a 1:1 iPad programme in South India. It operates entirely on solar power and is recognised as an Apple Distinguished School in India. Facilities include The Odeum Performing Arts Centre, a Music room, and modern libraries with Destiny Library Catalogue and digital resources. The 25-metre swimming pool, gym, floodlit tennis courts, turf soccer field and other sports amenities support an active lifestyle. A strong array of clubs and service projects complements the curriculum, along with experiential learning opportunities beyond the classroom.
