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Curriculum IB (PYP), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages English, Hindi, French
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, High School
Introduction
Located in Tiruppur, TIPS Tiruppur is part of Globeducate, a network of international schools. The campus delivers a dual-curriculum approach, with IB (PYP) for the primary years and Cambridge programmes for secondary studies, including IGCSE, AS Levels and A Levels. Established in 2008 as The Indian Public School Globeducate Tirupur, the school operates as a co-educational international institution within India, offering Early Years through post-16 education. The curriculum is broad and balanced, nurturing creativity, critical thinking and confidence across lessons and projects. Facilities include science and computer laboratories, specialized art, music and performance spaces, modern libraries, and collaborative learning hubs, complemented by green spaces and dining and transport services. Sports complexes feature a swimming pool and courts for basketball, tennis, badminton, volleyball, plus athletic tracks. Extracurriculars range from robotics and a space programme to leadership camps, arts, and sustainability initiatives through Eco-Schools and WWF partnerships, plus cross-cultural exchanges within Globeducate.
TIPS Tirupur is located at Park Avenue in Arulpuram, situated along Palladam Road in Tirupur. The campus is positioned within the Coimbatore-Tirupur area, offering straightforward access to local transport links for families relocating to the region.
Stages
The school accommodates students across multiple age groups, beginning with the IB Early Years Programme for children aged 3 to 6 and the IB Primary Years Programme. For secondary education, the school transitions to the Cambridge Lower Secondary Programme, the IGCSE for grades 9 and 10, and concludes with Cambridge AS & A Levels for grades 11 and 12.
Type
The institution operates as a co-educational day school.
Additional learning support
The school does not outline specific provisions, specialized staff, or dedicated facilities for Additional Learning Needs (SEN).
Country affiliation
The school does not have an exclusive affiliation with any single country.
Religious affiliation
The school does not have an affiliation with any particular religion and operates as a secular educational institution.
School day structure
Specific details regarding the daily timetable, including exact start and end times or the schedule for breaks, are not published by the school.
Bus service
The school offers daily commute options by providing air-conditioned transport facilities for its students.
Fees
Application fees
- Pre‑application / pre‑registration fee (international applicants): US$100 or INR 5,000 (payable with the completed pre‑registration form). - At confirmation: a registration fee and a refundable security deposit are required; these must be paid within 10 days of notification to confirm a place (the admissions page states that both registration fee and a refundable security deposit are required but does not publish their amounts).
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- The school does not publish a public, itemised tuition fee schedule for individual year groups or per‑term amounts on its publicly accessible campus/admissions pages. No definitive per‑term or per‑year tuition figures for the 2026/27 academic year (or 2025/26) were found on the campus pages consulted. Parents should obtain the school's official fee schedule for exact tuition amounts for each year group.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Billing cadence used by the Indian Public School (IPSPL) network (which operates the TIPS campuses) is described as term fees collected at three‑month intervals; fees are generally collected in March, July and October and schools commonly allow a payment window (reported as 45 days) before fees are treated as overdue. This billing cadence is used across the group. Exact due dates and any late payment penalties for the Tiruppur campus are set by the campus and will appear on the campus fee schedule or invoice. - The admissions process requires payment of the registration fee and refundable security deposit within 10 days of notification to secure a place.
Boarding / hostel fees
- No boarding or hostel charges are listed for the Tiruppur campus in the publicly accessible campus information consulted; the campus material highlights day‑school facilities (including transport) and does not publish a boarding programme for the Tiruppur campus. Therefore boarding fees do not apply to the Tiruppur campus as per the campus information available.
Other costs and recurring extras
- Transport: Air‑conditioned transport is listed among campus facilities; transport is typically charged as an additional service and invoiced separately from tuition at most campuses. Specific route/stop availability and the associated transport charge for Tiruppur are set by the campus and are not published in the public pages reviewed. - Uniforms, textbooks, learning resources, examination/registration fees for external examinations, optional activity trips, and specialised subject fees (where applicable) are charged in most international / group campuses; the Tiruppur campus does not publish a full public line‑item list with amounts for these items on the public pages consulted. Parents should expect separate charges for uniform, books and optional activities.
Refund information
- The Tiruppur admissions information confirms a refundable security deposit is required at registration (amount not published). - A group campus refund policy published for a related Globeducate / TIPS campus states that once a student has been admitted fees and other dues are generally not refundable, adjustable or transferable, and that discontinuation mid‑course will normally not lead to refund of tuition paid; the campus may apply its own refund/cancellation conditions. Parents should review the campus refund and cancellation terms in writing when they receive the admission/fee documentation.
Fee payment options
- The admissions information indicates payments for international pre‑application and registration can be made by wire (bank transfer) and local cheque; the admissions page specifically states that the pre‑registration fee “can be wired” and that subsequent registration payments may be made by wire or local cheque. - Group policy pages and campus payment terms refer to electronic payments and note transaction/convenience fees for card payments may be charged and borne by the cardholder; therefore common accepted payment methods across the group include bank transfer/wire, local cheque and card/online payment channels where offered by the campus. Exact available payment methods (for example: credit/debit card, net‑banking, UPI, in‑person cheque) and any transaction charges are listed on campus invoices or the campus fee schedule.
Academics
TIPS Tiruppur teaches IB (PYP), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
The school offers IB Early Years Programme; IB Primary Years Programme; Cambridge Lower Secondary Programme; IGCSE (9th and 10th); and IGCSE (AS and A Level). The curriculum is broad and balanced, nurturing creativity, critical thinking, and confidence.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The IB Early Years Programme includes social emotional learning. Social emotional learning is listed as a core component. It provides hands-on exploration and opportunities for social interaction that nurture friendships and cooperation. Activities encourage independence, confidence, and problem-solving. Guidance comes from early childhood specialists who understand each child's unique needs. The curriculum emphasizes inquiry, play-based learning, and international mindedness to foster open-minded, global citizens.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Guidance comes from early childhood specialists who understand each child's unique needs. Social emotional learning is included in the IB Early Years Programme. The programme emphasizes language development, early science and math concepts, and problem-solving. Play-based learning and inquiry-based approaches support different learning needs. International mindedness is fostered to develop open-minded, global citizens.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The main language of instruction is English. Other languages offered include Hindi, Telugu and French.
Mental Wellbeing
Emotional well-being is prioritized as part of student development. The school places equal importance on emotional well-being and life skills.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding and wellbeing of every child physically, emotionally and socially at all levels is a key focus.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Inquiry and Connection: Parents begin the admissions process by submitting an online inquiry form directly through the school’s website. This initial step allows the school to connect with prospective families and share relevant details about their educational programs. Parents should ensure they select "website" as their inquiry reference when filling out the online form.
2. Campus Visit: Following the initial inquiry, parents are encouraged to book a formal appointment with the Admissions Office to arrange a school visit. This provides families with a valuable opportunity to tour the campus and view the learning environment firsthand. Scheduling this visit helps parents assess if the school is the right fit for their child.
3. Registration Application: Once the school visit is complete, families can request the formal registration form to proceed with the enrollment application. This document is designed to gather essential student information and can be filled out either online or in person. Parents should ensure all details are accurate before submitting it back to the admissions team.
4. Entrance Assessment: For students applying to Grades 2 through 11, the school requires an entrance exam to understand the child's strengths and learning needs. This age-appropriate written test takes between 60 and 90 minutes and may be taken on-campus or online, depending on availability. Parents can expect to receive the assessment results within three working days via email and a phone call.
5. Documentation and Confirmation: The final step involves submitting the fully completed registration form alongside any required supplementary documents. Admission to the school is officially finalized once the entrance exam results are approved and all documentation has been successfully verified. Parents will then receive a formal confirmation to secure their child's place at the school.
Scholarships
The school does not mention the availability of any scholarship programs, fee discounts, or financial aid options.
FAQs
What age does TIPS Tiruppur start, and what levels does it serve?
Classes begin at age 3. The school offers from early years through KG up to IGCSE, with pathways to AS and A Level via the IGCSE route.
Which curricula does TIPS Tiruppur use?
The school offers IB Early Years Programme, IB Primary Years Programme, Cambridge Lower Secondary, IGCSE (9th and 10th), and IGCSE AS and A Level.
Is TIPS Tiruppur a co-educational international school, and what levels does it serve?
Yes, it is a co-educational international school, offering from early years through IGCSE.
What is the international pre-application fee and what else is required to secure admission?
The international pre-application fee is US$100 or INR 5,000. To confirm a place you must pay a registration fee and a refundable security deposit within 10 days of notification; exact amounts are not published.
How is tuition billed and what is the payment schedule?
Tuition is billed as term fees, typically in three-month intervals (March, July, October) with about a 45‑day payment window before late fees may apply; campus invoices specify exact due dates.
Is boarding available at the Tiruppur campus?
Public information for Tiruppur describes day-school facilities; there is no publicly listed boarding programme, though transport is available as an extra paid service.
Are scholarships available for TIPS Tiruppur?
There is no published information about scholarships or financial aid.
Is there a waitlist for admission at TIPS Tiruppur?
Waitlist details are not published; contact the admissions team for the current status.
What exams or progression do students follow from middle years onward?
Students follow Cambridge Lower Secondary, then IGCSE in grades 9-10, and IGCSE AS/A Level; IB is used in the Early Years and Primary Years as part of the IB pathway.
What are class sizes or the student–teacher ratio like?
Specific class sizes and the student–teacher ratio are not published.
What languages are taught at TIPS Tiruppur?
English is the main language of instruction; Hindi, Telugu and French are offered as second languages.
How does the school support higher education or university progression?
There is no published information about higher education outcomes or university placement.
What facilities exist for science, computing, and libraries?
Facilities include modern science and computer laboratories, modern classrooms, and modern libraries with collaborative learning hubs.
What sports facilities does the campus offer?
The campus features swimming pools, basketball courts, tennis courts, badminton courts, volleyball courts, and athletic race tracks.
Are arts facilities and programs available, such as dance and music?
Yes, there are dedicated spaces for Art, Dance and Music; dances include Bharatanatyam and Kathak, along with Western styles, with performances as part of the program.
Is transport available to and from the campus?
Air‑conditioned transport is available as an extra service; routes and charges are set by the campus.
What extracurricular activities exist beyond the classroom?
The school offers sports, art, dance and music, robotics, a space programme, and leadership camps, with global events facilitated through Globeducate.
Are there leadership or student‑led programs at the school?
Yes, Student‑Led Conferences provide a platform for students to share their learning progress with parents.
Does the IB Early Years Programme include social‑emotional learning?
Yes, SEL is included in the IB Early Years Programme, guided by early childhood specialists to support independence, confidence and problem‑solving.
What safeguarding and wellbeing measures are in place?
Safeguarding and the wellbeing of every child are a key focus, with attention to physical, emotional and social safety.
