Founded in 2009, Indus World School (IWS), Gurgaon is a co-educational English medium international day school affiliated with the Cambridge Assessment International Examinations (CAIE), UK and offers schooling from playgroup through class X.
With its futuristic vision, IWS Gurgaon aims to prepare students to become the leaders of tomorrow.
Indus World School, Gurgaon campus hosts spacious classrooms, well-equipped laboratories, a well-stocked library and facilities for gymnastics, football, basketball, badminton, table tennis, cricket, yoga, skating, volleyball, aerobics, among others.
Affiliated with CAIE, Indus World School, Gurgaon offers education from playgroup through class XII.
Extra-curricular activities
The school encourages regular participation of students in various cultural, literary, sports, and art activities such as art, craft, music, dance, pottery, glass painting, paper machie, charkha spinning, origami, story, extensions weaving, and computer masti.
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Library
Transportation
Student Mix
Labs
Internet Wi-Fi
SportsAdmission depends on the availability of seats.
Admission procedure:
Interaction with the admission office
Submission of admission form
Seminar on school philosophy
Baseline assessment for children seeking admission in class I and above
Age criteria is as follows:
Playgroup – 1.8 plus years
Pre- Nursery – 2 years
Nursery – 3 years
Fees – Please contact the school office for information on fees.
IWS Gurgaon has been ranked among the top international day schools in India by the EducationWorld C-fore Survey 2017.
Being a day school, it does not offer accommodation facility.
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