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G D Goenka Global School

India, Gurugram

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 0 - 13 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2018
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (PYP), Cambridge (Secondary)
Taught languages Hindi, French, Spanish, Japanese, Arabic
Typical class size 8
Strengths Sport, STEM, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Leadership and Professional
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Preschool, Kindergarten, Early Years, Primary School, Middle School
Introduction

G D Goenka Global School, Gurugram, sits in DLF Phase 3 and serves children from early years to Year 6, with a curriculum that combines the IB Primary Years Programme for nursery to Year 6 and Cambridge Secondary for higher grades. Opened in 2018 as part of the GD Goenka Group, the campus is Wi‑Fi enabled and fully air‑conditioned, with purpose‑built spaces for learning. AV‑equipped classrooms, a dedicated STEM and Robotics Lab, a science lab, and a well‑stocked library support enquiry and hands‑on exploration. On‑site facilities include an all‑weather swimming pool, an exclusive cafeteria, cricket, basketball, and lawn tennis courts, plus extensive playing fields. The school offers Performing Arts and Arts and Creative activities, strong language offerings (including French components) and cross‑cultural exchange. Clubs span academic, arts, culture, leadership, and wellbeing, with programs such as Tech Fest, Art Appreciation, Global Family Day, Enrichment Clubs and Safety and Well‑being initiatives throughout.

S-3130, DLF Phase 3, Near Neelkanth Hospital, Gurugram (Gurgaon), Haryana  122010, India

The Essentials

G D Goenka Global School has typical class sizes of 8, instruction in English.

Location
GD Goenka Global School is located at S-3130, DLF Phase 3, Near Neelkanth Hospital, Gurugram (Gurgaon), Haryana 122010, India. The campus sits in the DLF Phase 3 area of Gurugram within the National Capital Region. It is about a 15-minute drive from IGI Airport Terminal 3.

Stages
Nursery to Grade 8.

Pupil Nationality Mix
The school has students from a variety of cultures and nationalities.

Additional learning support
ESL / EAL Support. Our ESL and EAL facilitators are CELTA-certified and IB/Cambridge-trained.

Country affiliation
India.

School day structure
School timings are 8:30am to 2:45pm with dispersal 2:45pm to 3:15pm. Nursery to Grade 1 dispersal 2:45pm to 3:00pm; Grade 2 to Grade 5 dispersal 3:00pm to 3:15pm.

Bus service
GDGGS has a fleet of air-conditioned Yellow Buses for pick up and drop off. Buses are equipped with water dispensers and a first-aid kit. The transportation team ensures buses arrive on time; there is a designated caretaker on all routes; drivers are experienced; parents receive SMS notifications about pickup and drop-off; security deputation is on-board on each bus. Contact: S-3130, DLF Phase 3, Gurugram, Haryana 122010, India; +91-9953877719; info@gdgoenkaglobal.com.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniforms are defined for Summer, Winter, and Sports. Summer: boys wear a blue striped shirt with blue Capri; girls wear a blue striped shirt with a blue pleated skirt; white socks, black shoes, and belt; red turbans/patkas for Sikh students and red hair accessories. Winter: a red jacket, white formal shirt (full sleeves for boys), white socks with a black band, black shoes, a red-and-grey cardigan (with sleeves or sleeveless), neck tie and belt; Sikh boys may wear a red turban/patka, with red hair accessories. Sports uniforms follow separate Summer and Winter sets (tees/sweatshirts and tracks with appropriate headwear where applicable).

Food Options
The school runs a daily meal program with a monthly breakfast and lunch menu, featuring a rotating selection of dishes and fruits. Menus include both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options and cover a mix of main dishes, lentils, vegetables, rice, bread, eggs, and desserts.

Governance and Ownership
GD Goenka Global School is an extension of GD Goenka World School, Sohna Road, Gurugram, offering an International Inquiry‑Based Curriculum.
Fees
Application fee
- Indian residents: INR 2,000.
- NRI / Expat applicants: USD 150.

Tuition fees by year group (amounts not published)
- The school's publicly available admission and policy materials do not publish a grade-by-grade or per-term numeric tuition schedule. Specific tuition amounts (per term and per academic year) for each year group are not provided in the school's published fee and policy documents.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Fees are billed on a quarterly schedule. Payments must be made by the 10th of the month in each of the four quarters: April, July, October and January. If the 10th is a holiday, payment is to be made on the last working day before the 10th.
- Late-payment penalty: INR 50 per day, levied from the 11th of the month until the end of the month. Continued non-payment may lead to the student's name being struck off the rolls; re-admission may be allowed at the Principal's discretion only after payment of all dues, the late fee, and 50% of the normal admission fee.
- Withdrawal notice: a minimum of three months' written notice is required on withdrawal. Failing to provide notice results in payment of one term's fees (inclusive of all charges) in lieu of notice. Security deposit, if any, will be refunded at withdrawal subject to clearance of all dues; refund must be claimed within one year from the date of withdrawal.

Boarding fees (applicability)
- GD Goenka Global School (DLF Phase 3, Gurugram) operates as a day school for Playnest/Nursery through Grade 8; published materials for this campus do not list boarding or hostel provision for this campus, therefore boarding fees are not applicable for this campus.

Other costs and typical additional charges
- Uniform and stationery: the school publishes uniform specifications and notes that uniform and stationery are made available through the school; specific retail prices for uniform items and stationery are not published in the school's fee/policy documents.
- Transport: the school operates a transport service; transport charges are handled separately and specific route-based or per-student transport charges are not published in the school's public fee/policy documents.
- Co-curricular activities, field trips, special events, exam or external assessment charges and optional clubs or lessons may incur additional fees; the school's policies list these categories as chargeable extras but do not publish a comprehensive public price list by item.

Refund information and re-admission charges
- Security deposit refund: where a security deposit exists it will be refunded on withdrawal after full settlement of dues and return of school property; the refund must be claimed within one year of withdrawal.
- Re-admission after removal for unpaid dues: re-admission may require payment of outstanding dues, accrued late fees, and 50% of the normal admission fee as a condition for readmission (subject to seat availability and the Principal's discretion).

Fee payment options and instructions
- Payment methods accepted / available: draft or cheques drawn in favour of G. D. Goenka Global School, payable in Gurugram; online fee submission facility is available; wire transfer is available for overseas families (any bank transaction charges must be paid by the parent).
- The school's fee policy requires timely payment as described under the billing schedule; late fees and administrative consequences for non-payment are applied as stated above.

Summary note
- The school publishes its application fees and detailed fee policies (billing schedule, payment methods, late fees, withdrawal and security-deposit rules) but does not publish a public, line-by-line numeric tuition fee schedule by year group or per term in the school's publicly available fee and policy documents. Exact tuition amounts, term-by-term breakdowns, transport charges (if required), uniform pricing, and any campus-specific optional fees must be obtained from the school's admissions/accounts office for a specific academic year.
Academics

G D Goenka Global School teaches IB (PYP), Cambridge (Secondary) for students aged 0 to 13.

Curriculum
From Nursery up to the end of Year 6, the curriculum is based on the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP), for children aged 3 to 12. The school is authorized to offer the IB PYP.

Exam Results
There are no formal examinations in the PYP; assessment is continuous.

Higher Education Progression
Universities across India, the United Kingdom, the United States and the world actively seek Cambridge and IB graduates.

Gifted and Talented
Enrichment activities and acceleration are available for advanced learners; differentiation is used, with ISPs and EAL support as part of an inclusive approach.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Guidance Cell provides assistance to develop strong individual identities while learning to use appropriate social skills. Counsellors are accredited, qualified and well trained, and work with students, parents and teachers to achieve the best possible outcomes academically, socially and personally. The school follows a three-pronged approach—Personal, Social and Physical Education (PSPE)—integrated with the Primary Years Programme, with classroom PSPE modules and targeted guidance. The SEN framework offers differentiated learning, individual support, additional reinforcement, and modified assessments, together with social and emotional support and language/communication assistance, with external therapies available through Zenre' when needed. The focus is on inclusive, global-minded development.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Every learner matters and inclusion is central to the school's approach. The SEN program identifies areas of concern and provides differentiated learning, individual support, additional reinforcement, and modified assessments. Social and emotional support and language and communication assistance are available, with resources and technology to assist learning. Zenre' partners provide specialized therapies such as occupational therapy and speech therapy, with psychologists available, all conducted with confidentiality. Counsellors collaborate with parents and teachers to achieve meaningful outcomes.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
ESL / EAL facilitators are CELTA-certified and IB/Cambridge-trained, ensuring fluency-building aligns with IB and Cambridge standards. The program helps students transition into mainstream classrooms quickly while honoring their linguistic and cultural heritage, and interlocks with IB and Cambridge frameworks. Entry is based on Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing (LSRW) proficiency, with a standardised WIDA initial screening available but optional. The real focus is immersive speaking practice to build fluent English that carries a student into a mainstream classroom with confidence. Once proficiency goals are met, or the optional WIDA exit criteria are reached, students may study French or Spanish.

Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is supported through Guidance Cell initiatives that help students communicate and manage their emotions and opinions in interactions with others. Counsellors are accredited, qualified and well trained and work with students, parents and teachers to support healthy life choices and positive attitudes. The PSPE framework integrates social and emotional learning with everyday classroom life, promoting self-awareness, empathy and resilience.

Safeguarding
Counsellors are accredited, qualified and well trained and collaborate with students, parents and teachers to achieve the best possible outcomes academically, socially and personally. Guidance is continuous throughout the school, with a focus on confidentiality. The school provides SEN support and social and emotional support, language and communication assistance, and access to external therapies through Zenre', all conducted with confidentiality to address individual wellbeing.
Parent Experience

History
The GD Goenka Global School (Gurugram) opened in 2018 as an IB World School for the Primary Years Programme. The GD Goenka Group was established in 1982; the first GD Goenka Public School opened in 1994 with 23 students. The Group describes its mission as raising the bar for school education in India and leading, not following, with innovations such as GPS-enabled buses and on-site psychiatrists to support emotional well-being. The GD Goenka Global School sits within the GD Goenka Group's educational legacy.

Community
A Campus Built for Ambition describes a Wi‑Fi enabled, fully air-conditioned campus with playing fields, sporting facilities, AV-equipped classrooms and conference halls, well-stocked libraries, a STEM Lab, an all-weather swimming pool and an exclusive cafeteria. Campus Life includes Annual Events, Festivals and Community/parent events, reflecting a calendar of activities and a focus on community. Recent events include Strawberries – Parent Session (Sept 20, 2026) and Grade 2 – Local Connect (Sept 19, 2026) as part of News & Events.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
Parents are considered essential partners in learning under the IB Primary Years Programme. The handbook notes that parents are involved through invitations to workshops, children's presentations, and professional, caring discussions with staff. The school communicates essential information to parents and maintains parent involvement as a core principle. The handbook describes parents as partners and outlines how parent involvement is encouraged through workshops and presentations. A separate Parent Policies page outlines administrative matters related to parent interactions, such as fees and attendance. The Parents as Partners section of the handbook confirms the school's commitment to parental involvement.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The campus is Wi‑Fi enabled and fully air‑conditioned, with meticulously maintained playing fields and dedicated sporting facilities. AV‑equipped classrooms and conference halls support learning across subjects. There are well‑stocked libraries and a STEM lab on campus. An all‑weather swimming pool and an exclusive cafeteria complete the on‑campus facilities.

Sports Facilities
Facilities for sport include a spacious cricket ground, a basketball court, and a lawn tennis court. There is an all‑weather year‑round swimming pool. Indoor and outdoor sports facilities support a broad range of physical activities. Playing fields and outdoor spaces are designed to promote fitness and teamwork.

Academic Facilities
AV‑equipped, Wi‑Fi enabled classrooms and conference halls support technology‑enabled learning. Hi‑Tech AI, STEM, and Robotics Lab, and a Science Laboratory provide hands‑on exploration and problem solving. The library is well stocked and centrally located to serve multiple grades. These spaces are designed to foster thinking, collaboration, and ownership of learning.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Performing Arts, including music, drama, dance, and visual art, are integrated into campus life. An auditorium serves as a stage for assemblies and annual day performances. The facilities support holistic development through arts and performance spaces.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school has Grade 1 Book Reading Session and PYP-X exhibitions to showcase inquiry-based learning. Tech Fest demonstrates student design and problem-solving, and field trips such as Grade 2 Museum Visit and Grade 5 Aviation Trip support experiential learning.

Arts & Creative
The school has co-curricular activities including music, dance, art, drama, public speaking and Enrichment Clubs. The Arts department organized a two-day Art Appreciation festival to showcase artistic talents.

Cultural & Language
The school hosts Global Family Day to celebrate unity and diversity. Guest Speaker Grade 2 sessions include French language components. Grade 2 Collaboration with Mumbai School fosters cross-cultural exchange.

Social & Hobbies
The school has Saturday Sports Club offering basketball and skating; Parent-Child Talent Show provides family-oriented activity; Global Family Day brings the school community together.

Community & Service
The school hosts Global Family Day to celebrate community and creativity.

Leadership & Professional
The school offers Enrichment Clubs and Agentic learning to build leadership and professional skills. JAS Virtual Sessions support facilitators' professional development.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school hosts a Safety and Well-being program including a workshop on POCSO and POSH. Saturday Sports Club provides fitness activities for nursery through Grade 5.
Languages

Language Provision
English is the main language of instruction. EAL support and/or Learning Support are provided as appropriate to our students, with EAL beginning in Grade 1 and continuing through Grade 5. Beyond English, the languages offered include Hindi, French, Spanish and Japanese, with Lang Arts instruction across grade levels and an after-school English Enrichment Programme. For elementary students whose first language is English, learning of at least one other Modern Language is required.

Bilingual Teaching
English is the primary language of instruction. EAL support is provided for students whose first language is not English. For English-first-language students, learning of at least one other Modern Language is required.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Admission Enquiry. Parents can enquire through multiple channels including the school website, telephone, email, walk-in visits, social media platforms, parent referrals, corporate tie-ups, and embassy referrals. Admission events such as information sessions and open houses are held to inform families. The Admissions Team explains school philosophy and vision, academic programmes, curriculum, fee structure, facilities, admission criteria, transport and meals, and campus visit appointments before a campus visit is scheduled. 2. Campus Tour & Parent Counselling. Families are invited to walk the campus and experience the learning environment. During the visit, the journey is introduced by programme: Playnest for ages 18 months to 2 years; Pre-Nursery for ages 2+; the IB Primary Years Programme (Nursery–Grade 5); and the Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 6–8). The tour also covers school philosophy, curriculum framework, student well-being, assessment practices, learning support services, ESL, and facilities, in addition to co-curricular programmes and leadership opportunities. It also outlines safety and security systems, transport, meals, fee structure, and school policies. 3. Registration. Registration is straightforward and requires submitting the Registration Form, the Registration Fee, and the required supporting documents. It is stated that registration does not guarantee admission. 4. Student Interaction / Assessment. Assessments are age-appropriate and designed to assess readiness. Playnest involves parent–child interaction, milestone observations, parent counselling, and Principal interaction. Pre-Nursery uses play-based observation to gauge development. Nursery to Grade 1 involves informal interaction; Grades 2–5 include written assessments in English and Mathematics; Grades 6–8 include written assessments in English, Science, and Mathematics, and students transferring from other curricula receive structured transition support. 5. Learning Support Screening. Inclusion is built into the process and students may be screened to identify learning, developmental, behavioural, or language support needs. If needed, the School Counsellor conducts observations and discusses requirements with parents, and individual support plans may be recommended. ESL support is offered to eligible international students. 6. Admission Committee Review. After screening, the file moves to the Admission Committee, which weighs the whole child based on age eligibility, student readiness, assessment outcomes, and previous academic performance where applicable, as well as inclusive education requirements, seat availability, student–teacher ratio, balanced class composition, and overall well-being. The decision of the Admission Committee is final. 7. Admission Offer. If a profile fits, an Admission Offer Letter is issued and acceptance must be confirmed within the timeline stated in the letter. Where seats aren't immediately available, eligible applicants may be placed on the waiting list. 8. Fee Payment & Document Verification. Admission formalities require payment of the Admission Fee, Security Deposit, and the first fee payment as applicable. Parents submit all mandatory documents and complete declarations. Typical documents include Birth Certificate, Passport and Visa for international students, Aadhaar Card where applicable, Parent Identity Proof, Address Proof, Previous School Report Cards, Transfer Certificate where applicable, Medical Records and Vaccination Records, passport-sized photographs, Emergency Contact Details, and Consent/Undertaking Forms. Admission is confirmed only after document verification and fee clearance. 9. Parent Orientation. Before classes begin, parents attend an orientation covering school philosophy, academic programmes, curriculum framework, and assessment practices, with emphasis on student well-being. Additional guidance on parent involvement and how to access school supports is provided.

Waitlist
If no seats are available, eligible applicants may be placed on the waiting list.
School Events
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