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India, Bhopal
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The 150-acre campus features state-of-the-art academic and co-curricular facilities. The school is solar-powered with plans to plant over 100,000 trees, creating an environmentally sustainable learning environment near Bhopal.
A 90,000 sq ft temperature-controlled indoor sports complex includes an Olympic-size swimming pool, indoor cricket arena, squash and badminton courts, indoor shooting range, climbing walls, indoor rowing facility, and gymnastics and fencing areas. Outdoor facilities support football, cricket, tennis, basketball, athletics, golf, and horse riding. Over 20 sports available including fencing, scuba diving, rowing, and shooting.
Purpose-built academic buildings with modern classrooms. Specialist facilities for science, computing, design and technology, art, and music. The campus includes dedicated boarding houses with study bedrooms, libraries, and common areas.
Over 20 sports, music programmes with Trinity College London diplomas, performing arts, MUN, Investment Club, Natural History Society, Robotics, Public Speaking, Design and Technology, mountain trail hiking, sailing, and community service with UNICEF, Shiksha Kendra, and Arushi Blind School.
Shrewsbury International School India is a prestigious co-educational British boarding school situated on a 150-acre campus near Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Opening in August 2025 with its founding cohort, the school accepts students aged 11 to 18 (Grades 6-12) and follows the Cambridge International curriculum leading to IGCSE and International A Level qualifications. With a maximum capacity of 600 pupils, the school features a 90,000 sq ft indoor sports complex, an Olympic-size swimming pool, and over 20 sports including fencing, scuba diving, and rowing. The school is affiliated with Shrewsbury School UK, founded in 1552.
