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IES Public School – Cambridge

India, Bhopal

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages English, Hindi
Typical class size 30
Strengths STEM, Sport, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies, Leadership and Professional
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

IES Public School – Cambridge is part of Infotech Education Society (IES) in Bhopal, offering the Cambridge curriculum from early years to IGCSE. The campus serves ages 3 to 18 at Kalkheda Ratibad, 50-acre campus with green space, football fields, a swimming pool and a skating rink. Cambridge Early Years starts at age 3, Cambridge Primary from age 5, and the Cambridge IGCSE program is available alongside Hindi and IT in subjects: Global English, Mathematics, Science and Global Perspectives. Launched in 2024-25, the Cambridge curriculum positions the school as a pioneer for Early Years and Primary education in Bhopal. The campus is polythene- and tobacco-free, with water harvesting, solar heating and waste reprocessing facilities. Facilities include digitized learning with smart CBSE-aligned content, an Atal Tinkering Lab for Arduino and coding, science labs, five-lab computer suite, a library, and spaces for arts and sports. Hands-on learning and 21st-century skills define program.

IES Campus, Main Road Kalkheda, Ratibad Rd, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh 462044, India

The Essentials

IES Public School – Cambridge has typical class sizes of 30, instruction in English.

Location

The Cambridge School sits on IES Campus, Kalkheda Ratibad Main Road, Bhopal - 462044.

Stages

Cambridge Early Years for ages 3 and up; Cambridge Primary for ages 5 and up. Admissions from Nursery to Class VI.

Country affiliation

The school is located in India.
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership

Infotech Education Society (IES) governs the school. IES was established in 1999 as a society for Education and Social Welfare.
Fees
Application / Registration fees (one-time)
- One-time application/registration and admission charges, plus any refundable caution deposits, are set by the school and published in the school's session 2026–27 fee-structure documents for Nursery–Class X and for Classes XI–XII. These documents list the specific one-time amounts (registration/admission, caution money, etc.) for each class.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / billing frequency)
- The detailed tuition amounts by year group and the per-term / per-annum breakdown are published in the school's 2026–27 fee-structure documents for Nursery–Class X and for Classes XI–XII; those documents contain the exact tuition figures for each class and the billing frequency (annual, half-yearly, or monthly/EMI options). The school's published fee-policy page explains available payment schedules and discounts that apply to the tuition component.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Available payment options:
- Single lump-sum payment by April 10 (eligible for a 5% discount on the Tuition Fee only).
- Two-part (half-yearly) payments: first half payable by April 10 and second half by September 10 (eligible for a 2% discount on the Tuition Fee only, applied to each part).
- Monthly/EMI option: tuition may be paid in up to nine equal monthly instalments (EMIs) through Grayquest Education Finance Private Limited; EMI/installment option applies for Classes 1–10. An additional processing charge of 3.5% on the total fee is applied under this policy (school bears 1.5% and the parent bears 2% of the total). Payment by EMI is scheduled from April to December and each instalment is payable between the 1st and 10th of the month.
- Additional billing notes:
- The bus (transport) fee is charged for 11 months in the session; to discontinue bus service for the running session, a written application must be submitted by November 30 of that session.
- The final academic progress report and school documents are issued only after all dues are cleared.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- The school operates as a day school (no boarding program is listed). If boarding were available, the school's official fee-structure documents would set boarding and caution/deposit charges; no boarding fees are published in the school's mandatory disclosures.

Other costs and recurring charges
- The school's fee-structure documents include other recurring and non-recurring heads typically present in the session schedule such as annual development/annual charges, examination charges, transport charges (distance-based), school kit / school uniform charges, and refundable caution deposits; the exact amounts and which charges are refundable are specified per class in the 2026–27 fee-structure documents.

Refund information
- The school's fee policy states that fees once paid will not be refunded. Specific entries in the fee-structure documents identify which deposits (for example, refundable caution money) are refundable and under what conditions; consult the session fee-structure pages for the class-specific refundable amounts.

Fee payment methods and practical notes
- Payment modes accepted include online and offline methods; the school has partnered with Grayquest Education Finance Private Limited for EMI/instalment processing from April 2024 onwards. An additional processing charge for EMI option is applied (3.5% of total fee; school bears 1.5%, parent bears 2%). Lump-sum and half-yearly discounts apply only to the Tuition Fee component. The bus fee is billed on an 11-month basis. The school does not issue a separate fee-deposit certificate for income-tax purposes.

Practical summary for parents (what to expect on the invoice)
- Expect a combination of one-time charges (registration/admission, refundable caution where applicable), annual/development charges, recurring tuition (billed according to the payment option you select), transport charges (if opted), and any optional services. Discounts for early/lump payments apply only to tuition. EMI payments include a small processing surcharge. The school's session-specific fee-structure documents for 2026–27 list the full numeric schedule by class and by fee head.

(Notes: The school publishes class-by-class numeric fee schedules in downloadable 2026–27 fee-structure documents labelled “Fee Structure Nur To X” and “Fee Structure XI & XII”; the school's fee-policy page sets payment options, discounts, EMI processing charges, transport billing, and the non‑refund rule for paid fees.)
Academics

IES Public School – Cambridge teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, CBSE Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum

Cambridge curriculum is used, including Cambridge Early Years (Kindergarten for ages 3 and up), Cambridge Primary (ages 5 and up) and the Cambridge IGCSE program. Cambridge Primary subjects include Global English, Mathematics, Science, Global Perspectives, plus Hindi and IT.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Cambridge Affiliated School provides a high-quality international education that inspires students to reach their full potential academically, socially, and emotionally. It fosters a supportive and inclusive learning environment where every student can thrive. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration as part of developing 21st-century skills. It prepares students to become lifelong learners and responsible global citizens.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported through social-emotional development within a nurturing and inclusive environment. The school emphasizes collaboration, empathy, and resilience as part of everyday learning.
Parent Experience

History

The Cambridge School is part of Infotech Education Society (IES), established in 1999 to promote education and social welfare and to collaborate with international and national universities. The Cambridge curriculum was launched in session 2024-25, and the school positions itself as a pioneer for Early Years and Primary education in Bhopal. The school emphasizes a nurturing and inclusive environment and aims to develop students' proficiency and 21st-century skills through the Cambridge/IGCSE program. It invests in teacher development and resources to support effective curriculum implementation.

Community

The Cambridge School Portfolio showcases activities across grades, capturing students' learning journey. The Cambridge School Gallery hosts images of classroom activities and events. Admissions Open for Session 2026-27 indicates ongoing enrollment and engagement with the school community. Student achievements and parent testimonials are featured on the page, highlighting community engagement and success.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

Campus spans 50 acres with lush greenery and tall trees. It has an assembly ground, parking, football grounds, a swimming pool and a skating rink. The campus is polythene-free and tobacco-free, with water harvesting, solar heating and garbage reprocessing facilities.

Sports Facilities

Football grounds, a swimming pool and a skating rink are available. There are open spaces including an assembly ground to support a range of sports.

Academic Facilities

Digitized Learning uses smart classes with 2D and 3D CBSE-aligned content. Atal Tinkering Lab enables Arduino, LED projects and coding. Science labs for Physics, Chemistry and Biology support practical work. The Library provides books from Pre-Primary to Grade XII in well-ventilated spaces, and there are five Computer Labs with 20 computers each.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Atal Tinkering Lab supports hands-on STEM beyond the curriculum. The Library offers a broad range of books for all levels. Five Computer Labs with 20 computers each support animation and graphic design courses and MS Office training for staff. The Seminar Hall and Open Air Auditorium host events; Dining Hall and Canteen promote healthy eating with a no-junk policy.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school uses the Cambridge curriculum and emphasizes practical learning and the development of higher‑order thinking skills, including problem‑solving, critical thinking, teamwork, and collaboration.

Arts & Creative

Art and Craft activities and Music and Dance training are offered with dedicated spaces and facilities.

Social & Hobbies

Visits and educational excursions provide experiential learning and life skills.

Leadership & Professional

The school has an Atal Tinkering Lab to develop innovation and practical STEM skills, offers training by national and state‑level coaches, and runs communication classes to build confident, professional communication.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The school offers a multi‑sport curriculum with facilities for basketball, football, skating, lawn tennis, fencing, cricket, swimming and taekwondo, supported by on‑site facilities such as a basketball court, football ground, skating ring, and swimming pool.
Languages

Language Provision

Global English and Hindi are offered as Cambridge Primary subjects.
Reputation

Awards

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Accreditations

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Admissions

Admissions

1. Admissions Open for Session 2026-27. The Cambridge School in Bhopal offers Cambridge curriculum for Early Years and Primary. The Cambridge curriculum emphasizes practical learning and exposure to ensure a lasting learning experience. The Cambridge curriculum is globally recognized as the best IGCSE program, with a focus on high-order thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, and collaboration.
2. Admissions to The IES Public School will be from Nursery to Class VI. Cambridge Early Years covers ages 3 and up, and Cambridge Primary covers ages 5 and up. The school promotes a nurturing, inclusive environment under the motto Educating the mind with the heart. The mission emphasizes providing a high-quality international education that inspires students to reach their full potential academically, socially, and emotionally, and to become lifelong learners and global citizens.
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