Harrow International School Bengaluru

The school’s philosophy is rooted in a holistic education that extends beyond academic achievement to mould character and leadership. It is guided by four core values: Courage, Honour, Humility, and Fellowship. The school aims to inspire students to think for themselves, approach opportunities with confidence, and make a positive difference in the world.

The school offers an international curriculum spanning Primary School (Lower Kindergarten to Grade 5), Lower Secondary (Grades 6–8), Upper Secondary (Grades 9–10), and Sixth Form (Grades 11–12). Academic pathways include the Cambridge IGCSE curriculum and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). The school is an authorised IB World School and is affiliated with Cambridge Assessment International Education.

The school aims to prepare students for entry into prestigious universities worldwide through an exceptional academic programme. Students are encouraged to develop leadership qualities, intellectual curiosity, and character traits such as courage, honour, humility, and fellowship. Recent student achievements include selections for international programmes and recognition in global mathematics contests.

The school provides high-quality pastoral care through a strong House System and a deeply embedded boarding ethos. This structure is designed to ensure that every student, whether a boarder or a day student, feels fully supported and at home within the school community.

The school accepts applications for students aged 4 to 18, from Lower Kindergarten through Grade 12. Prospective families are invited to contact the admissions team via email or phone to explore the enrolment process, which includes submitting academic records and relevant certificates. The school offers both day and boarding options for students.

The academic year typically runs from August to June, divided into two terms. The 2025–2026 calendar includes key dates such as an induction day for new students in mid-August, a winter break in December and January, and a spring break in late March and early April. The school year concludes in mid-June.

Located on a 60-acre green campus, the school features 12,000m2 of academic buildings with modern science labs, a 700m2 library, and a 450-seat auditorium. Sports facilities include a 4,500m2 multi-use sports hall, an Olympic-sized 50m swimming pool, a 400m running track, an Astroturf pitch, and cricket facilities. Boarding houses accommodate up to 70 students each, with ensuite or twin rooms, common areas, and dedicated staff residences.

The school provides a diverse co-curricular programme including sports, music, drama, dance, and art. Students participate in clubs, a leadership programme, and expeditions, including the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award, to build character, teamwork, and self-confidence. Service activities are also encouraged to foster an awareness of the local and global community.