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Indo Valley Public School follows an English-medium CBSE curriculum. Teaching is planned around the competencies and learning outcomes the board sets, with hands-on, constructivist practice rather than rote learning.

Nursery, LKG and UKG through to Class X at present, with senior secondary (10+2) planned as the school grows. The enquiry form lets you indicate any class from Nursery to XII so we can record your interest.

English, Hindi, Mathematics, E.V.S., General Knowledge and Computer Studies form the core in the primary years, branching into Science and Social Science in the middle and secondary years — alongside a full band of co-curricular activity.

Yes. Tutorial and remedial sessions run both during school hours and after them, arranged according to each child's needs rather than on a fixed timetable for everyone.

The school runs its own fleet on fixed routes across War and the surrounding area. Route availability depends on where you live — call the office with your locality and we will confirm the nearest stop and timing.

Start with the enquiry form on our contact page or a phone call. We will invite you for a campus visit, hold a short age-appropriate interaction with your child, and then share the admission form, document list and fee structure.

Birth certificate, the previous school's transfer certificate and last report card (where applicable), address proof, and passport-size photographs of the child and parents. Bring originals plus one photocopy set for verification at the office.

Monthly fees are: Pre-Nursery & Nursery ₹600, LKG ₹700, UKG ₹800, Class One to Four ₹900, and Class Five to Eight ₹1,000. Admission fee, transport charges and other one-time charges, if applicable, are shared separately at the time of admission.

There is no formal written entrance exam. Instead, we hold a short, age-appropriate interaction with the child to understand their comfort level, which also helps us place them in the right section.

Classes run six days a week, Monday to Saturday, within standard school hours. Exact bell timings differ slightly by class group and are confirmed at admission along with the annual calendar.

Yes — art, music, dance, computer studies and sports periods are built into the weekly timetable, alongside annual events like the annual function, republic day and science exhibition that every class participates in.

Yes, a set uniform (including sportswear for activity days) is compulsory. Details of the supplier and the uniform list are shared at the time of admission so you can get sizing sorted before the term starts.