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Aditi's story began in 1984 when the Ujwal Trust, a pioneering group led by Anne Warrior and Geetha Narayanan, conceived the idea and developed it into reality. Aditi is a private, secular school that provides an education extending beyond the classroom through a globally inspired curriculum. The school is governed as a private independent institution run by The Ujwal Trust, a not-for-profit entity. It emphasizes innovative teaching practices, a broad-based curriculum spanning humanities, arts, science and technology, and a commitment to academic excellence and social contributions. The mission is to prepare students to think critically, act compassionately, and contribute meaningfully to an interconnected world.
There is always something exciting and interesting happening at Aditi. Events, activities and initiatives range from academic events to creative projects, outreach interactions to class presentations, sports activities to guest lectures involving the entire Aditi community of students, teachers, parents and other stakeholders. The Children's Poetry Festival is celebrated annually on January 23 (Anne Warrior's birthday) and is organized by the Aditi Alumni Association. TEDxMAIS is a decade-long feature of the school community that brings ideas and inspiration to students and staff.
Mallya Aditi International School in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, serves students aged 6 to 18 as a day school offering CISCE ICSE/ISC and Cambridge IGCSE/AS‑Levels/AICE tracks. The curriculum spans Elementary (Grades 1–5), Middle (6–8), High School (9–10) and Pre‑University (11–12). Elementary focuses on foundational Mathematics and English Language Arts, Science and Social Studies, with Kannada and Hindi, plus creative arts and wellbeing. High School prepares students for ICSE/IGCSE examinations, while Pre‑University offers ISC or Cambridge qualifications with emphasis on university preparation, arts and sciences, and independent research projects. The campus provides dedicated spaces for science, arts, music and drama, including the Dinosaur Courtyard for Elementary assemblies, a Visual Arts Studio and a Tinker Lab for design thinking. Facilities include a solar‑heated indoor pool, a football field, a multipurpose indoor court and Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Food Science and Computer labs. The school fosters international exchanges and traces its roots to 1984 under The Ujwal Trust, emphasizing critical thinking and social contribution.
