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India, Dehradun
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Kasiga School is the manifestation of a dream to create a school of excellence—perpetually rising above in stature and beyond being a structure of brick and mortar with good facilities. In the early 1990s, Mr Ramesh Batta and Mrs Poonam Batta envisioned the best co-ed residential school in Dehradun that was not elitist yet within reach of parents and students aspiring for quality residential education. The foundation was laid on 5 October 2005 in the presence of prominent intellectuals and educators. The building was completed in 2007, and a Board of Management was constituted in April 2007. Kasiga commenced its academic journey on 8 July 2007 with 10 students.
Kasiga fosters a multicultural community with students and teachers from India, Nepal, UAE, Thailand, Bangladesh, the United States, Canada, Singapore and Russia. The school emphasizes acceptance, respect and international-mindedness, with opportunities for presentations, board displays, collages, skits and more to share cultural heritage. The community celebrates harmonious coexistence in an interconnected world.
Kasiga School is a co-educational boarding institution in Dehradun, India, serving students aged 8 to 18 with grades IV to XII. The school offers CBSE and Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE), including Cambridge IGCSE for IX–X and Cambridge AS/A Levels for XI–XII. The campus sits in Mussoorie hills and features classrooms, smart boards, and laboratories for Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Design and Technology, Art and Computer studies, all within a Wi‑Fi enabled environment. A 400-seat Dining Hall and dormitories support residential life, while sports facilities — including a Ranji-standard cricket oval, Deco Turf basketball court, two synthetic tennis courts, a 25 m heated swimming pool and a shooting range — underpin a strong co‑curricular program. The Music Centre, theatre spaces, dance studios and arts spaces cultivate performing and visual arts. Kasiga emphasizes leadership through a democratic Prefectorial system and a range of clubs, from Science Club to Model United Nations and Band.
