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The school offers Key Stage 3, IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme, with two IB pathways: the Diploma Programme (IBDP) and the Career-related Programme (IBCP). The Secondary curriculum is designed to be broad, balanced and clearly articulated, building on foundations from Key Stage 3. Students are prepared for IGCSE and IB Diploma programmes through application-based teaching and learning. The school provides personalised university admissions guidance from career counsellors and an internship programme with interns from Oxford and Cambridge universities, and graduates achieve placements at top universities worldwide.
Arts are integrated across the curriculum, with study of art and theatre history, project-based learning, masterclasses and workshops. Instrumental lessons are available for Upper Primary and Key Stage 3, delivered by specialist tutors. The music program aligns with the English National Curriculum for Primary and offers Cambridge IGCSE and IB music courses in later years. The school partners with ABRSM and Trinity Guildhall and hosts events such as ABRSM High Scorer's Concerts and the ISACI World Music Choral Festival.
The school follows the English curriculum and offers education to students aged 3 to 18, including EYFS, IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme. Model United Nations (MUN) is hosted and participated in by the school at national and international levels. The school is a Round Square member, providing opportunities for conferences, student exchange programmes, service projects and experiential learning. A Hindi Language Club is offered as part of enrichment activities.
TBS Clubs offer after-school and teacher-led activities, including F1 Club, Community Service, TEDEd and MUN, with student-led clubs available from Year 8. Primary enrichment includes Athletics, Ballet, Chess, Guitar Ensemble, Hindi Language Club, Indian Classical Dance, Pottery Club, Theatre and Yoga, among others. The enrichment programme encourages exploration of interests and social collaboration beyond the classroom. These activities are designed to broaden personal interests and social connections across year groups.
The Community Engagement programme embeds the UN Sustainable Development Goals into service learning and real-world projects. It teaches students to address social and environmental issues through experiential learning, reflections and community partnerships. The CAS component of the IB Diploma Programme involves activities such as music creation, martial arts teaching, charitable donations and mental health initiatives. Projects include Annapoorna, Glass Up India, The Ourchive Project and CanFree™, highlighting sustained, impact-driven service.
The school offers opportunities to develop personal and professional leadership skills through workshops, assemblies and school tours. The Student Council provides a voice for student welfare with leadership training and cross-phase collaboration. Round Square membership enables conferences, student exchanges and regional/international service projects to nurture holistic development. The programme also includes the Model United Nations (MUN), the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award (IAYP) and teacher/peer-led and student-led clubs that foster leadership and collaboration.
Wellbeing is a key strategic priority and is embedded into all aspects of school life. The framework provides holistic support with a comprehensive PSHE programme, social and emotional learning, and mindfulness and wellbeing sessions. The school promotes a friendly, inclusive environment and encourages student leadership and engagement in wellbeing activities. Parents are supported to reinforce wellbeing at home, contributing to the overall health and resilience of the school community.
The British School New Delhi sits on a Chanakyapuri campus serving ages 3–17. It offers the Early Years Foundation Stage, the English National Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, and two IB pathways: the Diploma Programme and the Career-related Programme. In Primary, EYFS leads into the National Curriculum of England, with a focus on English, Maths, Humanities and PSHE, and Hindi from Year 1. In Secondary, students progress through Key Stage 3, IGCSE and the IB courses. English as an Additional Language support and Gifted & Talented programmes support diverse learners. The campus is a 5-star GRIHA-rated building with solar energy, wastewater recycling and indoor air purification. Facilities include tech-enabled classrooms, science and computing labs, an IB centre, a library, an Innovation Lounge and a heated half-Olympic pool. The school is Round Square member and hosts ISACI World Music Choral Festival, with after-school activities and internships from Oxford and Cambridge graduates.
