East West School, Bangalore is a coeducational day school recognized by the Government of Karnataka. The school is part of the East West Group of Institutions established in 1968 by Sri C.M. Nagraj – an educationist, philanthropist, social worker and ex mayor of Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike.
The school’s mission is to equip children coming from different backgrounds with quality education so that they can become successful individuals.
The school hosts well ventilated classrooms equipped with white boards and bulletin boards. The campus also houses a well stocked library, a computer lab, science lab and a play ground.
East West School, Bangalore is affiliated with the Karnataka State Board of Education and offers pre-primary, primary and high school education. Children are exposed to daily activities with specific skills and activities based on life skills and social interactions. The school’s teaching methodology is innovative, versatile, technologically advanced and follows a well planned curriculum. Apart from academics the school also encourages music, dramatics, play group activities, communication building, confidence and self esteem. It also offers personal counseling to students who need special attention.
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Library
Transportation
Student Mix
Labs
Internet Wi-Fi
SportsThe school is open to enrollment throughout the year however admissions are on first-come first-serve basis. Admission to Playschool and Lower Kindergarten (LKG) classes commence in January.
Application forms priced at Rs 500- are available at the school office from 10 am to 3.30 pm on all working days.
Fees
Please contact the school office for information on fees.
East West School, Bangalore has been ranked among the top co-educational day schools in India by the EducationWorld C-fore Survey 2013.
Being a day school, East West School, Bangalore does not offer accommodation facility.
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