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Taught languages Mandarin, French, German, Spanish, Hindi, Marathi
Typical class size 25
Strengths STEM, Performing Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School, High School
Introduction
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.
Garodia International Centre for Learning Mumbai has 1,402 pupils, typical class sizes of 25, instruction in English.
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.
Fees
Annual tuition at Garodia International Centre for Learning Mumbai ranges from INR 350,000 to INR 700,000 for 2026/27.
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.
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Academics
Garodia International Centre for Learning Mumbai teaches IPC (International Primary Curriculum), Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, IB (DP) for students aged 3 to 18.
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.
Wellbeing
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
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.
FAQs
What curriculum does Garodia International Centre for follow?
Early Years uses FinlandWay pedagogy with holistic, play-based learning and Cambridge support for Maths, English, and Sciences.
What are the tuition fees?
**Application / Admission Fees**
- A one-time admission fee is payable at the time of acceptance; this admission fee is non-refundable.
Where is Garodia International Centre for located?
Plot No. 55, 90 Feet Road, Ghatkopar (East), Mumbai 400077, India. Ghatkopar East is the locality in Mumbai where the school is situated.
What age groups does the school serve?
Early Years; Primary Years; Secondary; IBDP
Does the school support students with SEN?
GICLM has an Access and Inclusion Policy that defines inclusion as an ongoing process to remove barriers and increase access to learning.
Is there a school bus service?
Bus service is provided; rules for bus use are published for arrivals and departures by school buses.
How does admissions work?
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
What accreditations does the school hold?
International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme — IB World School since 2009 (school code 003773); offers the IB Diploma Programme with six subject groups and the IB Core (TOK, EE, CAS); English A: Language and Literature (HL & SL) plus French, German,
What languages are taught?
English is the language of instruction. All language learning occurs formally and informally in and outside the classroom.
What wellbeing support is available?
GICLM supports intellectual, social, emotional, and ethical development through strong pastoral guidance and a personal tutor system.
What facilities does the school have?
The campus is a purpose-built learning environment designed to support the pedagogical principles of the International Baccalaureate and Cambridge Assessment International Education.
When was Garodia International Centre for founded?
GICLM is part of the Garodia Education family and provides a comprehensive academic journey from Early Years to Grade 12. It was established with the vision of transforming education.
What extracurricular activities are available?
The arts are celebrated as a vital form of expression. Music, theatre, dance, and fine arts provide platforms for students to explore creativity, gain confidence on stage, and collaborate on productions.
