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Skill Stork International School

India, Warangal

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees ₹115,000 - 220,000
Ages 2 - 17 years
Pupil numbers 1500
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages Hindi, Telugu, French, German
Strengths STEM, Performing Arts, Languages
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Preschool, Primary School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Skill Stork International School sits on a 15-acre campus in Warangal, Telangana, and is part of the SVS Group of Institutions, which has more than 39 years of education experience. The co-educational day school serves about 1,500 students from Early Years through Grade XII, ages 2 to 17. The school offers three international curricula—IB (PYP, MYP, DP), Cambridge IGCSE/AS/A Levels—and the CBSE curriculum, enabling learners to pursue diverse pathways. Its on‑site facilities include a swimming pool, science laboratories, a library, an art room, a music studio, dedicated pre‑primary spaces, and sports amenities to support practical and physical learning. A strong arts and language program runs alongside STEM and robotics, debates, and value‑based education. Signature events such as Abhiyantrix – Science Fest and annual cultural and sports fests foster inquiry, collaboration, and community spirit. Student leadership, university counseling, and a focus on service contribute to holistic development within a values‑driven environment.

SKILL STORK INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, H.No.55-1-219, SVS Group of Institutions Campus, Bheemaram, Hasanparthy(m), Hanamkonda, Warangal, Telangana 506015, India

The Essentials

Skill Stork International School has 1,500 pupils, instruction in English.

Location
SVS Campus, Bheemaram, Hasanparthy(m), Hanamkonda, Warangal, Telangana 506015, India. Located on the SVS Group of Institutions Campus in Warangal. Address: H.No.55-1-219, SVS Campus, Bheemaram, Hasanparthy(m), Hanamkonda, Warangal, Telangana 506015, India.

Stages
Early Years to Grade XII. Pre-Nursery to Grade XII. The school offers IB, Cambridge, and CBSE curricula; language of instruction is English.

Type
Co-educational day school

Bus service
Safe transportation facility
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
Day school; no boarding facilities.

Governance and Ownership
The school is part of the SVS Group of Institutions.
Fees

Annual tuition at Skill Stork International School ranges from INR 115,000 to INR 220,000 for 2026/27.

Application & registration fees

- Application / admission charges: a one-time application/registration/admission fee is required during the enrolment process. Example listings show an Admission Fee of INR 5,000 for Class X.

Annual tuition — international curricula (day school)

- IB Early Years Programme (Nursery–PP II): INR 115,000 per year.
- IB Primary Years Programme (Grades I–V): INR 150,000 per year.
- IB Middle Years Programme (Grades VI–VIII): INR 175,000 per year.
- IB (Grades IX–X): INR 185,000 per year.
- IB Diploma Programme (Grades XI–XII): INR 220,000 per year.
- Cambridge (Grades VI–VIII): INR 160,000 per year.
- Cambridge (Grades IX–XII): INR 170,000 per year.

Other programme / category notes

- CBSE / National-programme fees are generally lower in published summaries; the school publishes separate schedules for CBSE and international programmes.

Semi‑residential / boarding and catering

- Semi‑Residential (I–VIII): INR 35,000 (listed as an optional semi‑residential charge).
- Food / catering (breakfast & lunch): INR 12,000–22,000 per year (range depends on selected plan).

Transport

- School transport: base example listed as INR 24,000 per year for short distances, with an incremental charge of INR 3,000 per additional 5 km.

Billing schedule & payment terms

- Admission is confirmed on payment of the amounts shown in the Fee Proforma Invoice issued by the school; the school issues a Fee Proforma Invoice at admission and requires payment to secure the place.
- The school uses an online fee‑management portal (MyClassboard) for fee payments and quick‑pay options. The Fee Proforma / invoice will specify due dates and permitted payment instalments.

Other one‑time and recurring costs

- Prospectus, registration or admission documentation charges may be levied at application (fields for Prospectus/Registration amounts appear in the application flow). Specific amounts vary by year/grade.
- Uniforms, books, activity material, examination or external examination registration fees, and optional co‑curricular activity fees are charged in addition to tuition; amounts and whether they are billed annually or termly are shown on the Fee Proforma Invoice for each family.

Refunds and withdrawal

- Admission confirmation is tied to payment of the Fee Proforma Invoice. A publicly posted, detailed refund or withdrawal schedule (fee refund percentages, deadlines, or administrative charges) is not present in the school's publicly listed fee summaries; refund/withdrawal terms are governed by the Fee Proforma Invoice and the school's admission policy and must be confirmed with the admissions office.

Accepted payment channels

- Payments are accepted via the school's fee portal (MyClassboard) which supports online payments and quick‑pay; the Fee Proforma Invoice provides the definitive list of accepted payment methods and instructions for offline payments if available. Parents complete payment via the portal or as instructed on the invoice.

Key administrative points for parents

- Annual tuition figures above are the standard published amounts for the international programmes (listed as AY 2024–25 fee figures in publicly available fee summaries). The school issues a Fee Proforma Invoice at the point of admission that specifies the exact breakdown (tuition, transport, food, semi‑residential, activity charges), billing dates, and accepted payment methods for that academic year.

Note on latest published schedule

- The detailed programme fee schedule available in public listings is published for AY 2024–25; parents should consult the Fee Proforma Invoice issued during admission for the exact charges, instalment dates, and any curriculum‑specific variations for the coming academic cycle.
Academics

Skill Stork International School teaches IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, CBSE Curriculum for students aged 2 to 17.

Curriculum
The school offers IB, Cambridge, and CBSE curricula from Early Years to Grade XII.

Higher Education Progression
The University and Career Counseling Department provides structured, grade-wise guidance to help students plan their college and career paths, with data-driven discussions and end-to-end assistance including financial aid and scholarships.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Skill Stork International School emphasizes holistic development and social-emotional learning (SEL) as a core part of education. Life Skills are taught across all stages, including communication, social skills, self-management, research, and thinking. The approach integrates SEL into everyday learning to support collaboration, empathy, resilience, and wellbeing. The NEP 2020 Five-fold Development framework guides activities to foster emotional balance and stress management, preparing students for lifelong learning. Mindfulness and reflective practices are used to support students' social and emotional growth.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school supports students with learning disabilities by providing individualized education plans (IEPs), inclusive classroom practices with differentiated instruction, and access to resource rooms equipped with specialized materials. The Admission Policy states that Skill Stork admits students with special needs for admission, provided that such cases can be accommodated within available resources.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English is the medium of instruction and primary language. English is used in school publications and communications with parents and staff. The school also embraces multilingual learning and translanguaging to support language development across languages including Hindi, Telugu, French, and others.

Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is supported through Life Skills and stress management practices. The NEP 2020 Five-fold Development framework guides routines and activities to promote emotional balance and purpose. Health and Physical Education also promote fitness and wellbeing.

Safeguarding
Safeguarding is addressed through policies that ensure protection from intimidation, discrimination, physical harm, or harassment. The Admissions Policy states Skill Stork admits students with special needs if accommodations are possible within available resources.
Parent Experience

History
Skill Stork International School is part of the SVS Group of Institutions, which has over 39 years of legacy in education. The SVS Group has educated over 100,000 students. The founder and director is Anoop Errabelli. The school serves a 1,500+ student community and sits on a 15-acre campus. The campus offers facilities including a swimming pool, art room, auditorium, library, music studio, science labs, and sports facilities.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Skill Stork International School has a multi-facility campus with a swimming pool, art room, auditorium, library, and music studio. It provides dedicated spaces for early learners (pre-primary) and well-equipped primary classrooms. The campus includes a science laboratory and general sports facilities. These amenities support hands-on learning across curricular areas.

Sports Facilities
Swimming pool is available on campus for aquatic activities and physical education. The site lists 'SPORTS' as a campus amenity, indicating on-site athletic facilities. On-campus facilities support a range of athletic activities across programs.

Academic Facilities
The school has a library for student research and reading. It includes a science laboratory for experiments. Pre-primary spaces are dedicated to early learning, and there are well-equipped primary classrooms. An art room and a music studio support arts education. The campus aligns its facilities with its IB, Cambridge, and CBSE programs to support academic learning.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
STEM and Robotics programs provide hands-on labs that apply logic and scientific principles to real-world problems. Debates and Discourse foster higher-order thinking and analytical communication across year groups. The school emphasizes Community Service and Values Education as part of holistic learning, developing ethical reasoning and social responsibility. Annual science-focused events, such as Abhiyantrix – Science Fest, encourage inquiry, collaboration, and scientific thinking across the student body.

Arts & Creative
Performing Arts covers Music, Dance, and Drama. The Music program runs from Early Years to Senior Secondary with instruments including keyboards, guitars, drums, and percussion, and includes choir performances and recording facilities. The Dance curriculum spans styles from ballet and jazz to traditional Indian forms, building coordination and expressive movement. Drama fosters script work, performance, and stagecraft across primary to senior years, culminating in large-scale productions.

Cultural & Language
The school has a multilingual language program across National and International streams from Nursery to Grade 12. The languages offered include English, Hindi, Telugu, French, and German at varying levels. The Oxford Reading Program supports literacy from Nursery to Grade 5. Immersive learning environments encourage language development through debates, language clubs, and cultural festivals, with cross-curricular integration of language learning across subjects.

Social & Hobbies
Annual Mega Events provide social and hobby opportunities throughout the year. International Week features quizzes, debates, podcasts, fashion shows, and country exhibits. Literacy Week highlights poetry recitations, handwriting workshops, and a Book Fair, plus stage performances. Sangam – Arts Fest showcases visual and performing arts, while Udaan – Sports Fest emphasizes intra-house competitions and inter-school meets.

Community & Service
Community Outreach Program is listed as part of school life. The school also centers learning around community service to engage students in social contribution and service-oriented activities.

Leadership & Professional
Student Council provides student leadership opportunities. The University & Career Counselling Program guides senior students through career and college planning with structured, year-by-year support. IB MYP highlights empowerment to pursue passions such as arts, robotics, and Model UN, among other activities, and Entrepreneurship is offered as a subject in senior curriculum to develop innovative and career-ready skills.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The Sports Program delivers physical and health education across Early, Primary, and Secondary years, with a range of activities and age-appropriate sport tracks. Life Skills curricula integrate communication, social, self-management, research, and thinking skills to support well-being and resilience. Health and physical education emphasis, including yoga and fitness activities, is integrated across boards to promote fitness and wellbeing, and school content also discusses balancing academics with student well-being.
Languages

Language Provision
English is the medium of instruction and the primary language of communication across the school. Additional languages include Hindi, French, German, Telugu, and Indian Sign Language. Telugu is taught as a mother tongue language and is integrated into the Primary Years; Hindi is studied as a second language in the CBSE track, while German and French are offered as second languages in the Cambridge track. The school provides language resources and activities, including library materials and language-focused programs, to support multilingual proficiency.

Bilingual Teaching
Yes. English is the language of instruction. Hindi and French are offered as second languages, and German is available as an additional language. Telugu is taught as a mother tongue language and Indian Sign Language is available as an additional language option. Hindi is the second language for the CBSE track, while German and French are second languages for the Cambridge track.

Immersion Programs
Immersion learning is supported through immersive language environments, including debates, creative writing, and language clubs. Students participate in cultural festivals and other activities to practice languages in authentic contexts. The primary medium remains English, with multilingual opportunities integrated across the curriculum to build fluency. Language learning is reinforced through participatory, experiential activities.
Reputation

Awards
Education World: No.1 International School in Warangal for five consecutive years.
Education Today: No.1 International School in Warangal for five consecutive years.

Accreditations
International Baccalaureate (IB) — Globally recognized curriculum spanning Early Years to Grade XII.
Cambridge Assessment International Education (Cambridge) — Cambridge curricula offered within the school.
Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) — Indian national curriculum for K–12.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Submit an application form during November to January. The process includes document verification, a student interaction or assessment, and final confirmation after payment of the admission fee. Admission notifications are released and applications are accepted online and offline. Final confirmation is given after the admission fee is paid.

2. Age eligibility is by June 1 of the academic year. For 2026-27, Pre-Nursery candidates must be 3 years old (born June 2023–May 2024). LKG candidates must be 4 (born June 2022–May 2023). UKG candidates must be 5 (born June 2021–May 2022), and Class 1 candidates must be 6 (born June 2020–May 2021).

3. Submit the required documents: the child's birth certificate; a transfer certificate for Class 2 and above; the last two years' report cards for Class 2 and above; passport-sized photographs; parent ID proof (Aadhaar or Voter ID); address proof; and immunization and medical fitness certificates. Some grade levels may require additional documents such as co-curricular records or conduct certificates.

4. Fees: Annual CBSE school fees in Warangal vary from roughly Rs 40,000 to Rs 150,000, depending on infrastructure and curriculum. Premium CBSE options with smart classrooms, labs, and sports sit at the higher end of the range. Fees may be combined with transport, clothing, textbooks, exam fees, and extracurricular charges; total cost should reflect all components.

5. Curricula on campus and admission timeline: Skill Stork provides three curricula on one campus — CBSE, Cambridge (IGCSE), and IB (Primary Years Programme) — enabling students to switch curricula without changing schools. For 2026-27, applications are being accepted for Pre-Nursery through Class 12. Notices and application options are published for enquiry; online and offline submissions are both accepted.
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