Jayshree Periwal International School

JPIS aims to be a leading institution that focuses on both conceptual and contextual learning, fostering globally responsible citizens who can confront challenges without fear. The school’s mission emphasizes holistic development, encouraging students to become peace-loving, lifelong learners who value integrity, compassion, and respect for all cultures. It strives to cultivate entrepreneurial and social skills while maintaining a community that thrives on teamwork and individual excellence.

The school offers a comprehensive international curriculum, including the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) for Pre-Primary to Grade 5, the IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) for Grades 6–8, the IGCSE for Grades 9–10, and the IB Diploma Programme (IBDP) for Grades 11–12. The PYP is structured around six transdisciplinary themes—such as 'Sharing the Planet' and 'How the World Works'—that integrate knowledge, concepts, and skills to encourage critical thinking and inquiry-based learning.

The school consistently achieves strong academic results, including perfect scores in the IBDP. Recent accomplishments include students achieving world-topping scores in the IBDP, securing top ranks in the Avogadro Chemistry Exam, and winning national and international competitions in fields such as astronomy, music, and tennis. Alumni have gone on to represent the school in prestigious arenas, including the ICC U-19 Cricket World Cup.

The school provides dedicated counseling and university guidance to support students in identifying their strengths and planning their future pathways. This includes personalized assessments, university planning, and exam preparation to ensure a smooth transition to higher education. Additionally, the school has a wellness head and student deans to oversee pastoral care and student well-being.

Admissions are conducted on a rolling basis, subject to seat availability, with primary entry points at KG, Grade 1, Grade 6, Grade 9, and Grade 11. The selection process includes a review of previous school reports, a written assessment in English and Mathematics, and an interview to evaluate the student's educational development, social skills, and interests. Parents are required to submit an online application and provide two years of previous report cards for students entering grades 6 through 11.

The campus provides a safe, structured residential environment for students, serving as a home away from home. It features facilities to support a wide array of sports and arts activities, alongside dedicated spaces for academic and pastoral development. The school also maintains a virtual tour for prospective families to explore the campus grounds.

The school offers a diverse range of co-curricular activities designed to foster creativity, resilience, and leadership. These include music, performing arts, visual arts, sports, Model United Nations (MUN), and TEDx initiatives. Students are encouraged to engage in community service and experiential learning opportunities to develop a sense of responsibility.