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Greenwood High International School

India, Bengaluru

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees ₹0 - 2,016
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Opened 2004
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (DP), Cambridge IGCSE, Indian Curriculum
Taught languages Hindi, French, Korean, Mandarin, German, Spanish, Thai, Gujarati, Punjabi, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Cantonese
Typical class size 9
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, STEM
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Greenwood High International School in Bengaluru operates on multiple campuses, including Sarjapur and Bannerghatta, across the city. Established in 2004 as an independent, co-educational English‑medium school, it presents itself as an International Day-Cum Boarding School. The Sarjapur International School offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and Cambridge IGCSE, while Bannerghatta campuses provide Cambridge IGCSE with IPYP and MSP. The Sarjapur ICSE/ISC School offers ICSE and ISC. The school serves students across various curricula, in English, and provides prep through to age 18. Facilities include a Senior School Library with over 15,000 volumes and language collections; science laboratories; two computer labs and a Robotics space; a Design Technology Lab; and a well-equipped Arts space. On-site sports facilities include a swimming pool, turf and grass fields, multiple courts, and an expansive indoor complex. The campus supports transport, medical care, a cafeteria and boarding, as well as clubs, community service, and leadership programs.

No. 8-14, Gate 2, Chikkawadayarapura, Near Heggondahalli, Gunjur Post, Varthur Sarjapur Road, Bangalore - 560087

The Essentials

Greenwood High International School has typical class sizes of 9, instruction in English.

Location
Greenwood High operates in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. Main campuses are on Sarjapur Road (No. 8-14, Chikkawadayarapura, Near Heggondahalli, Gunjur Post, Varthur Sarjapur Road, Bengaluru-560087) for ICSE/ISC and IB, and on Bannerghatta Road (61, Off Bannerghatta Road, Adjacent to Hommaedevenahalli, C K Palya Road, Bengaluru-560083) for ICSE/ISC and Bannerghatta International School. Pre-Schools are located in Koramangala, Whitefield, Bannerghatta, and Electronic City.

Stages
Nursery through Grade 12

Type
Independent, co-educational English-medium international school

Additional learning support
FLOW (Feel Life's Optimal Worth) provides learning support for students with special needs; includes remedial classes, counseling, and mental health initiatives.

Country affiliation
India

Bus service
The school has its own fleet of fully air-conditioned buses with trained drivers and a bus attendant; each bus has GPS tracking to provide exact location and to monitor speeding and route violations; three distance-based fee slabs apply.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
Weekly and yearly boarding programs are available for students in all grades. There are two hostel blocks, one for boys and one for girls, located on either side of the cafeteria; rooms accommodate three students of the same age/grade. House parents and a nurse live on site, providing pastoral care, health support and 24/7 supervision, with campus security and Wi‑Fi available to support study (switched off at sleep time). The dining area serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily with a two-week rotational menu; meals are buffet-style and supervised by staff.

Food Options
The cafeteria serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily with a two-week rotational menu; meals are buffet-style and served to boarders, day scholars and staff. The canteen starts in the morning serving breakfast and morning juice with biscuits and provides afternoon lunch; the premises are hygienic.

House System
Two hostel blocks, one for boys and one for girls, are located on either side of the cafeteria; house parents supervise the students' daily needs and monitor their games and outings.

Governance and Ownership
The school is governed by a Management/Board of Trustees led by Mr. Bijay Agarwal as Chairman and Mrs. Niru Agarwal as Managing Trustee. Other trustees include Mr. Manas Mehrotra, Mr. Jagannath Subbarao, Ms. Adrija Agarwal, Mr. Pradyumna Kumar Mishra and Shivam Agarwal. The Chairman is connected with the Sattva Group and the NestaVera Group, reflecting the broader group involvement in Greenwood High International School.
Fees

Annual tuition at Greenwood High International School ranges from up to INR 2,016 for 2026/27.

Application fees

- No public application or admission fee amounts are published for Greenwood High International School's campuses for the 2026/27 academic year (and none are published for 2025/26) on the school's admissions or course pages.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- The school does not publish a public, itemised schedule of tuition fees by year group or per term for the 2026/27 academic year (nor for 2025/26) on its Course & Fee, Admissions or FAQ pages. No numeric tuition figures for specific grades or instalment breakdowns are available in the school's public pages.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- No detailed, public billing schedule (dates of instalments, grace periods, late penalties) or formal payment terms for annual tuition are published on the school's publicly accessible admissions or course pages. The school uses a parent ERP and an online enrolment system for administrative access and fee status, but specific payment methods and standard instalment dates for tuition are not listed in the publicly available course/admissions material.

Boarding fees (where applicable)

- Greenwood High operates boarding (weekly and yearly boarding programs) and provides details about boarding life and facilities, but the school's public boarding pages do not publish boarding fee amounts or a boarding-fee schedule. No numerical boarding charges for weekly or termly/yearly boarders are publicly available on the boarding facility page.

Other costs or fees (transport, uniforms, exams, activities)

- Transport: the school states it operates multiple transport fee slabs based on distance, but no distance-based transport fee amounts are published on the public pages.

- Uniforms and co-curricular/activity charges: no public, itemised uniform costs, activity fees, or curriculum-related charges are published on the school's public course/admissions pages.

- External exam fees: the Advanced Placement (AP) test centre information published by the school includes explicit AP exam payment details for test registration. The AP late-registration exam fee is listed as Rs. 20,000 per subject, and the AP test-centre policy states there is no provision for refund for AP exam registrations at that centre. Payment for AP registration is handled via the payment link provided by the test centre.

Refund information

- No general, public refund or withdrawal refund policy for annual tuition, admission, boarding or transport fees is published on the school's public admissions, course or FAQ pages. The sole specific refund statement published on a school page relates to AP exam registrations: once AP registration/payment is completed at this test centre there is no provision for refund.

Fee payment options and payment channels

- The school's AP test-centre payment is processed via an online payment link (the AP registration page provides a PPSL payment link for AP exam fees). The school also provides a Parent ERP and an online enrolment portal for administrative access and fee-status visibility, but explicit, public statements of accepted payment methods for general tuition (for example: which credit cards, bank transfer, cheque, UPI, etc.) are not published in the public admissions/course materials.

Summary of findings

- Publicly available pages on Greenwood High International School do not contain numerical figures for application fees, tuition by year group (per term or per year), boarding fees, uniform costs or general refund/withdrawing schedules for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26). The only clearly published fee amount found on the school's public pages is the AP exam late-registration fee (Rs. 20,000 per subject) together with the AP test-centre “no refund” statement; all other fee categories and numeric schedules are not published in the school's publicly accessible course/admissions materials.
Academics

Greenwood High International School teaches IB (DP), Cambridge IGCSE, Indian Curriculum.

Curriculum
Greenwood High operates across campuses with multiple curricula. The Sarjapur International School offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and Cambridge IGCSE. The IB Diploma Programme follows six subject groups: Studies in Language and Literature; Language Acquisition; Individuals and Societies; Sciences; Mathematics; The Arts, with a focus on international-mindedness and the IB learner profile. The Cambridge IGCSE is an English-language-based qualification with subject-by-subject exams. Bannerghatta Campus offers Cambridge IGCSE along with IPYP (Integrated Primary Years Programme) and MSP (Middle School Programme); IPYP covers English language and literature, language acquisition (Hindi/French/Spanish), mathematics, science, social studies, visual arts, music, theatre, and Kannada. Sarjapur ICSE/ISC School offers ICSE and ISC, with ICSE requiring six subjects and SUPW, and ISC providing English plus elective subjects.

Student Teacher Ratio
9:1

Higher Education Progression
The school provides a pathway to higher education with a dedicated results and placements orientation; Students are prepared for university life and the challenges of higher education.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Greenwood High emphasizes a value system of commitment and empathy in every student. Students are encouraged to explore talents, nurture intellect and creativity, and grow to their fullest potential. The mission states that learners should become active, free-thinking, socially responsible citizens and open-minded global citizens. The ethos blends traditional and modern values to foster respect and tolerance between students and teachers. The vision focuses on developing principled thinkers and effective communicators who engage with others as open-minded global citizens. This holistic approach supports social and emotional development as an integral part of education.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
FLOW stands for Feel Life's Optimal Worth, Greenwood High's Special Educational Needs Department. It provides learning support to students with special needs and offers ongoing counseling. Remedial classes and additional support are provided for mild and manageable learning issues, with accommodations and concessions as per ICSE guidelines. Assessments and supports are based on diagnoses by a professional psychologist or psychiatrist. The department promotes mental health and well-being through awareness programs for the student community.

Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is supported through FLOW, which promotes mental health and well-being via awareness programs and ongoing counseling. Counseling is available to students with learning differences, coordinated with professionals as needed. The department emphasizes resilience and emotional development as part of the student experience. Mental health initiatives are integrated with learning support to help students thrive academically and personally.
Parent Experience

History
Greenwood High International School was established in 2004 in Bangalore as an independent, co-educational English-medium international school. It presents itself as an International Day-Cum Boarding School. It operates multiple campuses across Bengaluru, including Sarjapur ICSE/ISC School, Sarjapur International School, Bannerghatta ICSE/ISC School, Bannerghatta International School, and pre-schools at Koramangala, Whitefield, Bannerghatta, Electronic City, Jayanagar, JP Nagar, and Sarjapur Pre Primary.

Community
The Greenwood High community includes a wide range of clubs and societies such as Robotics, Contemporary Dance, Theatre/Drama, Music, Cooking/Baking, Gardening and Environmental, Speak Up/Public Speaking and Poetry, Chess, Art, MUN, Photography, Coding, Aviation Club, International Relations and Current Affairs, and Film Analysis and Production. Campus Life showcases Upcoming Events and Clubs & Societies, and News & Happenings covers ceremonies and other events such as the Valedictory Ceremony and Staff Sports Day.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Greenwood High has a broad set of facilities including a library, multiple laboratories, information technology resources, sports facilities, transport, medical care, a cafeteria and boarding facilities. Science Laboratories are designed for Biology, Chemistry and Physics with interactive whiteboards and modern equipment. There are two Computer Labs and a Robotics space, plus a Design Technology Lab near the Arts space. The Senior School Library houses over 15,000 books and offers collections in French, German, Spanish and Hindi, along with JSTOR and other digital resources. The campus provides boarding for boys and girls, a cafeteria, transport services and medical care to support daily school life.

Sports Facilities
On-site sporting facilities include an on-site swimming pool, a turf field for football, a grass field for hockey, two synthetic lawn tennis courts, a juniors' basketball court and a seniors' concrete court, plus a well-equipped chess room. An expansive indoor sports complex houses basketball, badminton, volleyball, chess, table tennis, squash, simulated golf, swimming, snooker, yoga, dance and wrestling, among other facilities. A modern shooting range provides opportunities for non-mainstream sports, and a large spectator gallery overlooks the outdoor football and hockey fields. The school runs after-school sports programs and summer camps to develop students' athletic skills.

Academic Facilities
Greenwood High runs three science laboratories for Biology, Chemistry and Physics, each with safety features, gas taps, sinks and electricity points, plus a wide range of equipment and an interactive white board. There are two spacious Computer Labs and a Robotics space to support ICT-enabled learning, and a Design Technology Lab placed near the Arts space for student projects. The Chemistry lab uses Vernier software for data collection; Biology lab includes autoclave, incubators, Vernier probes and advanced microscopes; Physics lab features Vandergraff generator and related equipment for optics and electromagnetism. The Senior School Library holds over 15,000 books and a mix of French, German, Spanish and Hindi collections, alongside electronic subscriptions and JSTOR. The IPYP block also has its own library for primary students.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Co-curricular activities cover athletics, social occasions, Library activities, science lab activities and classroom activities, as well as creative arts and meditation. They include debates, extempore, recitation and group discussions to develop communication and public-speaking skills and a sense of belonging. The Consilience Magazine (IB) 2023-24 and Fruition Magazine (ICSE) 2021-22 illustrate the school's magazine culture. Greenwood High also runs clubs and societies and a Campus Life program, along with after-school sports and summer camps.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Greenwood High offers a range of clubs that support academic and intellectual development. Robotics, Coding, MUN, and International Relations and Current Affairs clubs foster STEM and global awareness. Theatre/Drama, Contemporary Dance, Music, and Art clubs promote creative and performing arts. The school offers the AP Program and is authorized to administer AP Exams.

Arts & Creative
Contemporary Dance, Theatre/Drama, Music, and Art are available as clubs. Photography and Film Analysis and Production are part of the creative program. Students showcase their talents through school events, including full-scale musical productions such as Annie.

Cultural & Language
Model United Nations (MUN) and International Relations and Current Affairs clubs foster global awareness and discussion. The school emphasizes cultural exchange and global exposure through these clubs. Performing arts and the international curricula provide opportunities to understand different cultures.

Social & Hobbies
Clubs include Chess, Gardening and Environmental, Cooking/Baking, and Photography, among others. There are also Music, Contemporary Dance and Theatre/Drama clubs for creative pursuits. These clubs offer social and hobby-based enrichment across campuses.

Community & Service
Greenwood High runs a community service program. It donated around 350 sets of tables and chairs to nine government schools and 11 Anganwadis in Neriga Gram Panchayat. The school engages in social responsibility initiatives and community-focused volunteering.

Leadership & Professional
Leadership forums and Model UN events are a core part of Beyond the Classroom at Greenwood High. Students develop leadership and professional skills through these platforms. The campus encourages active participation in debate, public speaking, and collaborative projects.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Sports and athletics form a core part of campus life. Performing arts including theatre and music provide outlets for expression. The school emphasizes holistic growth through co-curricular excellence and a supportive campus environment.
Languages

Language Provision
English is the medium of instruction. The school offers second languages across IB and IGCSE/ISC tracks, including Hindi, French, Kannada, German, and Spanish. In IB, language options include English A/Literature and English B, plus French, German, Hindi, and Spanish for language acquisition; in IGCSE/ISC, Hindi, French and Kannada are available as second languages.

Bilingual Teaching
English-medium instruction. The school provides second language learning across programs, including Hindi, French and Kannada. In the IB Diploma Programme, language options include English A (Language & Literature) or English B and language acquisition options such as French, German, Hindi and Spanish. In the Cambridge IGCSE/ISC tracks, Hindi, French and Kannada are offered as second languages.
Reputation

Awards
Times Education Excellence Awards 2026
Ranked No. 1 in ICSE Curriculum in Bengaluru – Greenwood High, Sarjapur
Ranked No. 1 in International Curriculum in Bengaluru – Greenwood High International School, Sarjapur
Ranked No. 1 among Top Preschools with Mainstream Schools in Bengaluru – Greenwood High Preschools
Ranked No. 1 among Top Emerging Schools in Bengaluru – International Curriculum – Greenwood High International School, Bannerghatta
Ranked No. 2 in ICSE Curriculum in Bengaluru – Greenwood High, Bannerghatta
Ranked No. 2 among Top Residential Schools in Bengaluru – Greenwood High International School, Sarjapur
Education Today Awards 2025
Ranked No. 1 in India among the Top Day-Cum-Boarding Schools – Greenwood High International School, Sarjapur
Ranked No. 1 in India among the Top ICSE Schools – Greenwood High, Sarjapur
Ranked No. 1 in India among the Top International Schools – Greenwood High, Sarjapur
Ranked No. 1 in India – Greenwood High Preschool and Activity Center, Whitefield
Ranked No. 1 in Individual Attention to Students among Emerging Preschools – Greenwood High Preschool and Activity Center, Koramangala
Ranked No. 2 in Bengaluru, No. 2 in Karnataka and No. 5 in India among the Top ICSE Schools – Greenwood High School, Bannerghatta
EducationWorld India School Rankings 2025–26
Ranked among the EW Ivy League Day-cum-Boarding Schools – Greenwood High, Bengaluru
Ranked No. 2 in India and No. 1 in Karnataka among International Day-cum-Boarding Schools – Greenwood High International School, Bengaluru

Accreditations
The International Baccalaureate® (IB) Diploma Programme curriculum is modeled like a hexagon with six academic areas surrounding the three core requirements.
The IGCSE Programme, administered by the University of Cambridge International Examinations (CIE), is firmly established and recognized world-wide.
The Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) examination is an examination conducted by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Visit Us with Prior Appointment. Please visit Greenwood High with a prior appointment between 9:00 am and 3:00 pm on weekdays and between 9:00 am and 11:30 am on Saturdays. The admission office will provide detailed information about the school, its methodology, facilities and fee structure, and will guide you through the admission procedure, followed by a campus tour. Bookings for an appointment begin the admissions process.

2. Interaction and Assessment. Greenwood High believes in a participative process in which the child is a key participant. The school will interact with the child in combination with a written exercise to understand the child's readiness for the class applied for. The Principal will meet the parent with the child and, on approval, the parents can proceed with the admission.

3. Online Application and Enrolment. Complete and submit the online application via the Enroll Now button. The application is submitted through the online portal per branch; the application shall not be processed to another branch once evaluation has begun in the applied branch. Online registration alone does not guarantee admission, and the school will contact you after submission to guide the next steps.

4. Document Checklist and Submission. The documents required for admission confirmation after assessment include the signed application form, birth certificate, immunization record (up to Grade V), a recent passport-size photograph, and the previous two years' report (up to Grade IX). Local/address proof such as Aadhaar, passport, or rental/lease agreement is required. Additional items may include a promotional marks card, original Transfer Certificate, migration certificate for Grade XI, and a visa/permit copy for non-Indian citizens.

5. Provisional Admission and Continuity. An application is per branch and shall not be processed to another branch once the evaluation has begun. Continuity of education will be considered for placement in the next grade. Admission confirmation and the final placement are subject to seat availability and the completion of the assessment and document submission; no official decision is given until all relevant documents are received; online registration does not guarantee admission.

Scholarships
Virat Kohli Foundation Scholarship. Avani Prashanth, Grade 7, has been selected by the Virat Kohli Foundation for a 3-year scholarship. The scholarship is awarded to a select group of elite Indian athletes who are among the best in their sport and have the potential to become world-class. Cornerstone will manage the partnership, and Avani is invited to participate in an event in Mumbai on September 26–27; Virat Kohli will meet the athletes in person on the 26th. The school publicly celebrates Avani's selection and scholarship award.
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