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India, Jaipur
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English is the medium of instruction; students may inquire in the mother tongue and become multilingual. The languages offered include Hindi and English from pre-primary to primary; at the middle level there is a three-language policy with English and Hindi compulsory and Sanskrit, Japanese, or French as options; at the secondary level there is a two-language policy with English compulsory and a second language chosen from Hindi, Sanskrit, or French, with Japanese studied as an additional language. French was reintroduced as an optional subject from 2017. Foreign languages offered include French, Japanese, and German (German presently has no uptake). In the IB Diploma Programme, Group 1 languages are English A and Hindi A; Group 2 languages include English B and French Ab Initio, with Hindi HL/SL offered as needed.
While English is the language of instruction, the policy allows students to inquire in the mother tongue and aspire to become multilingual.
The India International School Jaipur is a CBSE-affiliated, co-educational day school with an expanding international wing offering Cambridge IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme. The campus at Sitapura, adjacent to Mahatma Gandhi Hospital, sits in a pleasant setting and is easily accessible from the city. The school serves classes I–X under CBSE, with plans to extend to Senior Secondary. The Primary Wing follows an experiential, thematically integrated approach, blending scholastic and co-curricular learning to deliver age-appropriate progress. Facilities include well-equipped Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Home Science laboratories, a 1:1 computer ratio, ICT-enabled teaching aids, and a modern library with a Resource Centre and FM radio. An Art Lab, an Innovation Hub with hands-on science exhibits, and robust performing arts provision enrich the curriculum. A range of sports, clubs, and service activities, such as SEWA and Eco Club, foster leadership, community engagement and wellbeing. 360-degree development beyond academics for international learners.
