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The Shri Ram School – Moulsari Campus

India, Gurugram

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Academic offering
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, STEM
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Introduction

The Shri Ram School Moulsari is a co-educational day school in India offering multiple curricula on one campus. Established in 1994, the Moulsari campus serves as the senior wing and accommodates around 1,400 students and staff. The school delivers CISCE (ICSE for Grades 9–10 and ISC for Grades 11–12), Cambridge Lower Secondary through IGCSE for Grades 6–10, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for Grades 11–12. The IBCP is offered as a Candidate School, and the school holds NEASC candidacy. The Moulsari campus is also a Round Square member, reflecting a commitment to international-minded education. Facilities include grey stone buildings with turquoise trims, a library and modern learning spaces, plus a green playing field and an indoor multi‑purpose hall. ICSE results for 2026 show a 100% pass rate (83 students) with a school average of 85.88%, underscoring strong performance across curricula. The campus also emphasises leadership, service and wellbeing throughout.

The Essentials

Location
V-37, Moulsari Avenue, DLF City Phase 3, Gurugram – 122002, Haryana, India. The Moulsari Campus is the senior campus of The Shri Ram School, located in the DLF Phase 3 area of Gurugram.

Stages
Senior School (Classes 6 to 12)

Type
Co-educational day school

Country affiliation
India

School day structure
School day from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM
Fees
Application / Registration Fees
- A non‑refundable registration or application processing fee is charged at the time of submitting the admission form; public listings and admissions materials for the school group show this is normally a modest one‑time amount (commonly reported in the range of INR 2,500–5,000).
- A one‑time admission/enrolment fee (separate from the registration fee) is normally levied when a place is offered and accepted; third‑party fee summaries for the school group commonly report one‑time admission charges that range from around INR 25,000 up to INR 50,000 for new entrants.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and implied per term)
- The school does not publish a detailed, line‑by‑line public fee sheet for the Moulsari Campus for the 2026/27 academic session; available independent fee summaries and market listings report annual tuition ranges by broad age/grade group as follows (annual ranges are approximate):
- Early years / Pre‑primary (Nursery / LKG / UKG): approximately INR 120,000 – INR 320,000 per year.
- Primary / Middle years (Grades 1–8): approximately INR 180,000 – INR 450,000 per year depending on grade.
- Senior secondary / Cambridge IGCSE / A‑Level / IB years (Grades 9–12): approximately INR 220,000 – INR 550,000+ per year depending on programme and subjects.
- Fees are typically billed on a term basis (three terms per academic year is the standard academic calendar for this school group). Where only annual figures are published, a per‑term amount is commonly the annual total divided into three instalments; many parent communications and school group summaries indicate the first term instalment is payable to confirm admission.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school follows a points‑based admissions calendar and confirms admission on completion of required documentation and payment of the stipulated fee instalment. Verification of documents is performed at the time of fee deposit.
- The standard billing cadence used across the schools in the Shri Ram group is term‑wise (three terms per year) with deadlines communicated in the fee circular — many public summaries and school group admission materials describe an instalment schedule of three payments (one per term) with the first instalment due at acceptance. Late payment attracts penalties and non‑payment can result in de‑registration or withholding of records, as set out in the school group's fee policy documents.

Boarding fees (applicability)
- Moulsari Campus operates as a day school; boarding / hostel facilities are not provided at the Moulsari senior campus. Parents should not budget for ongoing boarding charges at this campus.

Other costs and typical additional charges
- One‑time or annual development / infrastructure charges are commonly levied in addition to tuition; market listings and fee summaries list development or capital charges as a regular component of the total payable.
- Annual activity fees, laboratory / IT / examination charges and library fees are commonly billed separately and can appear as an annual line item.
- Transport / bus fees are optional and billed separately per route; the cost varies by pickup locality.
- Meals / mess charges apply only where a campus provides a meal plan; Moulsari being a day campus typically bills canteen or meal services separately if used.
- Uniform, books, stationery and school day‑trip charges are additional and are normally billed either as a separate invoice or collected at the start of the year.

Refund information
- Admission / registration fees are normally non‑refundable. The school group's standard fee policies indicate that admission fees and certain deposits are not refundable; tuition refunds (if any) are applied only under limited conditions and within time windows expressly set out in the school's fee and withdrawal policy. Many documents for sister schools in the trust state that refunds, where offered, are subject to prescribed time limits (for example, claims only within a specific window before term commencement) and that fees paid for a term after commencement are typically non‑refundable.

Fee payment options
- Multiple payment channels are commonly available across the Shri Ram schools: NEFT / bank transfer, UPI, credit card / debit card, cheque (as applicable) and the school's online payment/ERP portal for parents. Fees may also be accepted at the fee counter or through the school's online admissions/fee portal depending on the transaction. Expect the school to issue official receipts once payment is processed.

Summary and practical notes for parents
- The Moulsari Campus is a day school and does not charge boarding fees.
- The school levies a registration/application fee and a one‑time admission fee in addition to an annual tuition amount; published market summaries place annual tuition within the ranges shown above and indicate term‑wise billing (three instalments).
- Detailed, grade‑wise per‑term fee line items for the 2026/27 session are not published in a publicly accessible, itemised fee circular for the Moulsari Campus; the figures provided above are compiled from current market fee summaries and admissions materials used by the school group and represent typical ranges. Parents should use these ranges to budget while seeking the school's official fee schedule and exact instalment dates when completing the admission process.
Academics

Curriculum
Cambridge Lower Secondary for Grade 6–10 (ages 11–14) and Cambridge IGCSE for ages 14–16. ICSE for Grade 9–10 and ISC for Grade 11–12. International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) for Grade 11–12. IBCP is offered as a Candidate School, with the school pursuing IB World School authorization. The campus has NEASC candidacy and is a Round Square member.

Exam Results
ICSE Results 2026 show a 100% pass rate with 83 students. The school average is 85.88%, with 90% and above achieved by 21.68% of students. Top achievers include Simran Sharma (98.40%), Ashwin Saxena (98.40%), Aditya Sharma (97.80%), and Ramyak Jain (97.20%).

Higher Education Progression
Students secure admissions to leading universities across the world. The school provides personalized guidance, career counselling, and a strong academic foundation to support higher education progression.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Cognitive development is inextricably linked to emotional health. Counselling and social-emotional learning are integral to the academic programme. The Mental Health Pledge formalises a safe, inclusive and empathetic ecosystem. Four pillars—Counsellor Connect Programme, Proactive SEL, Individualised Personal Guidance, and Collaborative Community Engagement—form a 360-degree support system. The SEL curriculum covers emotional intelligence, self-regulation, interpersonal dynamics, digital citizenship, and growing up workshops.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Shri Saksham is the school's flagship enabling programme, a long-form pathway built around individual plans, family partnership and a deep bench of practitioners. Four programmes travel with students: Shri Saksham, Internships, Pre-Vocational Training, Life Skills Trips. Sensitization activities build empathy and disability awareness woven through the school year. Parent Support Initiatives provide families with ongoing access to the inclusion team through peer meet-ups and expert sessions. The work is designed to equip students with independence, vocabulary and confidence to navigate life beyond school.

Mental Wellbeing
The Mental Health Pledge commits the school to a safe, inclusive and empathetic ecosystem. Transparency and emotional safety are prioritized to support student wellbeing. The four-pillar framework provides a 360-degree support system through counselling, SEL, personal guidance and family partnership. The Circle of Trust creates a forum for parents to dialogue with experts on modern parenting. The Parent Resource Portal offers regular newsletters and resources to reinforce SEL principles at home.
Parent Experience

History
Established in 1994, The Shri Ram School Moulsari campus serves as the senior wing for the students and families of Vasant Vihar. It is named after the Moulsari tree and offers multiple curricula, including CISCE, Cambridge International Lower Secondary through IGCSE up to grade 10, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for grades 11–12. The campus holds candidacy with the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and is a member of the Round Square network, reflecting a commitment to international-minded education. Through academics, leadership opportunities, service initiatives, sports and the arts, students are prepared for higher education and life beyond school.

Community
As a Round Square member, The Shri Ram School nurtures character, leadership and international understanding through the six IDEALS: International Understanding, Democracy, Environmental Stewardship, Adventure, Leadership and Service. The IDEALS guide learning beyond the classroom, with global collaborations, language learning and partnerships with schools worldwide, including programmes such as Round Square Heroes of Discovery. Junior School focuses on curiosity, culture and character through world cultures, Show & Tell sessions and global collaborations, while Middle and Senior School engage in Conferences, Exchanges and Service, including the Round Square International Conference.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
An active Parent Teacher Association (PTA) strengthens dialogue, mutual understanding and open communication between The Shri Ram School and families. Parents contribute by volunteering, supporting classroom learning, helping plan and organise events, participating in school initiatives and engaging in parent-teacher interactions. This partnership enriches the learning experience and reinforces the sense of community across The Shri Ram School. The school maintains transparent communication with families, keeping them informed about student progress and achievements. Together, parents and teachers create a strong support system that helps students thrive academically, socially and emotionally.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The Shri Ram School Moulsari campus features grey stone buildings trimmed in turquoise set among playing fields and gardens. It is home to around fourteen hundred students and staff. There is a library and other learning spaces, and the campus is NEASC candidate and a Round Square member. The Moulsari campus offers CISCE, Cambridge International till Grade 10, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for 11–12, and is pursuing IBCP candidacy.

Sports Facilities
Verdant green playground field and state-of-the-art indoor multi-purpose hall provide the backdrop for sport at The Shri Ram School Moulsari. The dedicated Yoga classes help improve flexibility, balance and strength. The training supports fitness, endurance and skill development through a wide-ranging sport program. During Annual Sports Day, four houses—Himgiri (Yellow), Vasundhara (Red), Shristi (Green) and Sagar (Blue)—compete for the Sports Trophy, and a Sportsmanship Award recognizes exemplary student.

Academic Facilities
Cambridge Lower Secondary is offered for ages 11-14 and Cambridge IGCSE for ages 14-16. ICSE is offered for Grades 9-10 and ISC for Grades 11-12. IB Diploma Programme is offered for Grades 11-12, and the IBCP is a Candidate School. The campus is backed by NEASC candidacy and is a Round Square member. ICSE results for 2026 show 100% pass rate with 83 students and a school average of 85.88%.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Student Life at TSRS Moulsari includes Visual Art, Performing Arts, and access to Societies & Clubs. Sports & Fitness are a core part of co-curricular activities. The campus engages with Round Square and offers Student Leadership opportunities. Shri Debate, Shri Utsav, and other signature events showcase student-led activities on Moulsari.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Senior School clubs include Technology, STEM, Entrepreneurship and Debating, offering opportunities for hands-on learning, competitions and project work. These platforms support inquiry, problem-solving and collaborative skills beyond the classroom.

Arts & Creative
The Shri Ram School Moulsari has a strong performing arts program. The curriculum enables theatre, both Western and Indian dance, singing and instrumental music; SPIC MACAY events are hosted to deepen cultural engagement; students regularly showcase their talents, including in inter-school competitions.

Cultural & Language
Senior School has Debating and Heritage societies as part of its cultural offerings; Performing Arts and Culinary Arts also contribute to cultural learning.

Social & Hobbies
Junior School offers an After-School Activities Programme with options such as Art, Zumba, Taekwondo and other creative and skill-based pursuits.

Community & Service
Diverse community service projects are offered, including volunteering, fundraising and environmental initiatives, enabling students to contribute to communities and develop social responsibility.

Leadership & Professional
The Moulsari campus is accredited by NEASC and a member of the Round Square network, reflecting a commitment to global leadership and international-mindedness; leadership opportunities are a focus across the campus.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The campus features a comprehensive sports program with free play, drills in athletics, yoga and track & field; Yoga classes improve flexibility and balance and nurture overall well-being; Annual Sports Day and house-based celebrations encourage sportsmanship and teamwork.
Languages

Language Provision
The school uses English as the medium of instruction. A third language is offered with options of French, Spanish, or Sanskrit. Hindi is taught as a language subject in the curriculum.
Admissions

Admissions
Step 1: Senior school admissions (Classes 6–12) are dependent upon vacancy. Preference is given to siblings, transfer cases, and applicants on the waiting list. Admissions decisions are made in accordance with the school's intake policies and available seats. Applications are processed as vacancies arise through the TSRS online admission form. Step 2: Class IX admissions: Admission can take place only until the closing date for formal CISCE registration for the ICSE exam. After the last date, only transfer cases from ICSE schools are considered. Vacancy and other criteria govern all admission decisions. The TSRS online admission form must be completed by all applicants. Step 3: Admissions for other classes are accepted throughout the term if vacancies exist, with the exception of ICSE/ISC grades. The school reviews applicants in the order vacancies arise and may consider transfer cases. All applicants must complete the TSRS admission form online. Availability can vary by class and session. Step 4: 2026-27 admissions for ICSE 6–9, ISC 11 and IB1 are open. Applicants should submit the TSRS online form to initiate the process. Admission decisions depend on vacancy, eligibility, and the school's selection criteria. For updated timelines and procedures, refer to the current admissions materials. Step 5: The school provides ongoing updates on admissions cycles and class-specific policies through its official channels as vacancies arise.

Scholarships
Scholarships are offered to students; they are largely merit-based with some need-based. The Shri Ram School Moulsari notes that students have received scholarships from universities worldwide. About 25% of ISC curriculum students receive free education in the school.

Waitlist
Admissions for senior classes operate with a waiting list. Priority is given to siblings, transfer cases, and applicants already on the waiting list. Availability depends on vacancies.
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