Compare American Curriculum International Schools in India

American Embassy School (AES) sits on thirteen acres in Chanakyapuri, Delhi. It offers a multi-path curriculum across divisions. Elementary emphasizes Language Arts, Mathematics, Social Studies, and Science with specialist instruction in Visual Arts, Music, and Physical Education, plus Indian Studies exploratory French and Spanish. Middle School extends these foundations with English Language Arts, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Health, PE, World Languages requirement, electives in Performing Arts, Visual Arts, and Design and Technology. High School delivers a university-preparatory American program in grades 9–10, with IB Diploma Programme, IDI Diploma, and American-style courses in grades 11–12. AES is a non-profit affiliated United States. The campus features libraries, makerspaces, collaboration spaces, a 480-seat AES Theater, with health and safety measures. The school runs 50+ ASIAC/MESAC activities for middle/high, 70+ elementary activities per quarter, and 200+ local games, plus Visiting Artist Series and service-learning programs, fostering global collaboration everywhere together for international learners to learn.

Singapore International School Mumbai is a signature boarding school on an eight-acre campus in Dahisar, Mumbai, serving students from 0 to 18 with term, weekly, monthly and day boarding. The school combines the Singapore curriculum with the International Baccalaureate framework, delivering the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP) and International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). In Kindergarten to Grade 6, learning is anchored in the Singaporean curriculum and integrated with the IB PYP through a Reggio Emilia approach. From Grades 7 to 8 students follow a Pre-IGCSE pathway that leads to IGCSE in Grades 9-10, and IBDP in Grades 11-12 prepares students for university study abroad or in India. The eight-acre campus provides spacious classrooms and dedicated facilities for film, pottery, dance and music, along with outdoor courts, playing fields and a swimming pool. The school hosts students from over 26 nationalities and employs around 110 staff worldwide today.

American School of Bombay, Secondary Campus in Bandra East, Mumbai, offers a program for Middle and High School students within IB World School and day-school framework. The campus runs IB Diploma Program alongside an American High School Diploma, with students able to graduate with either diploma or both through IB certificates. The High School portion covers Grades 9–12, with 9–10 foundational and 11–12 advanced coursework. Yatra Program supports experiential learning and intercultural understanding. ASB's facilities span over 200,000 square feet of flexible spaces including multi-modal classrooms, Fine Arts studios, a Black Box Theatre, Band and Choir studios, and Music Technology, plus VR and Green Screen spaces. Science labs, technology integration, decentralized libraries, and an on-site cafe support inquiry and collaboration. The campus hosts athletic facilities and indoor pools, and is affiliated with MSA in USA and associations. Students engage in service clubs and arts performances, SAISA activities, and leadership opportunities.

Anand Singapore International School Chennai is a day international school for learners aged 2 to 18 offering a Tri-curriculum education across Singapore, Cambridge IGCSE, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Preschool and Primary follow the Singapore curriculum, building language, early mathematics, social skills and 21st‑century competencies. Primary emphasises interdisciplinary, project-based learning and cross-border collaboration. The Secondary School follows the Cambridge International framework, preparing students for higher education in medicine, engineering, finance, science, business management and design at universities worldwide. The Junior College provides the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, with an Academic Support Program offering individual attention and internship opportunities. ASIS Chennai is a collaboration between SIS Group of Schools (Singapore) and Kalasalingam and Anandam Ammal Charities, extending SIS's mission to India. Facilities support sports (badminton, swimming, basketball, etc.), Visual and Performing Arts (Art, Dance, Dramatics, Music), a Library, Career Counseling, and Counseling services. Extracurriculars include Sports, Dance, Art and Craft, Music, Cookery, Robotics, and Learning Journeys with cross-city interactions.

CPS Global School in Chennai offers Cambridge curricula for ages 3–18 and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for Grades 11–12, with Advanced Placement for 11–12. The Cambridge Early Years framework uses Waterford Early Learning Curriculum for 3–5-year-olds. The 35-acre campus has technology-aided classrooms with smart screens, strong science labs, and robotics, chip programming, and circuit-design activities. Creative spaces include acoustically designed music and drama studios, art studios, and the Atheneum library with digital resources. Residential facilities are available at the Global Education Campus in Thirumazhisai, and a 13,000 sq ft dining hall seats about 1,000. Sports facilities include a 400-meter track, football fields, basketball and other courts, plus archery and a skating rink. Signature programs include WIMUN, ILMUNC, HMCA, World Scholar's Cup, IAYP and FutureSake. The motto is The world is your stage.

International School of Hyderabad is a co-educational day school for students aged 4 to 18, located on ICRISAT campus near Patancheru. The school teaches in English and offers an enriched Elementary American curriculum, with Cambridge IGCSE in Secondary and the IB Diploma Programme for final years. With over 400 students representing more than 22 countries, ISH provides an international atmosphere while maintaining Indian admissions limitations. CIS and NEASC accreditation reflect long-standing standards, and ISH was the first Indian school to offer the IB Diploma in Telangana. Class sizes average around 20, and more than a third of staff are international. The campus includes science laboratories, libraries, music and language rooms, art studios, and outdoor spaces, plus football fields, a cricket pitch, a tennis court, an indoor gym, and a swimming pool. A broad co-curricular program, student leadership through STUCO, and annual events such as TEDxISH enhance learning beyond the classroom.

American International School Chennai is an international school in Tharamani, Chennai that serves students ages 3 to 18. The campus spans 13 acres and houses over 80 teaching spaces, with a LEED Platinum certification and sustainability programs tracked through ARC. The school offers a North American standards-based curriculum for EY3-G12, including Advanced Placement (AP) and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma in Grades 11-12; English is the language of instruction. From Elementary, literacy, mathematics, social studies, and science are taught, with Spanish starting in Grade 3, English as an Additional Language, and Learning Support. Grades 3-12 BYOT. The Discovery Studio and the Design Technology Lab include robotics, CAD stations, 3D printers, and laser cutters, supported by flexible classroom furnishings. The campus includes a 25-meter pool, redesigned track and soccer pitch, two libraries with over 60,000 resources, outdoor learning spaces, and multiple dining facilities. Service-learning, athletics, and clubs enrich student life here.

Choithram International School in Indore, India, delivers the International Baccalaureate and Cambridge curricula to students from age 3 to 18. The school offers IB Primary Years Programme, IB Middle Years Programme and IB Diploma Programme, alongside Cambridge IGCSE. English-medium instruction supports a diverse, internationally minded student body. The 28-acre campus sits in a natural parkland setting and is served by a regular bus route. Facilities include well-lit classrooms, a library, science laboratories, a Design Technology and Robotic Lab with 3D printers, a computer center, sports facilities and a dedicated music program. The campus operates as a Green School under the Green School Programme and hosts residential facilities for up to 150 students. Choithram is recognized as an Apple Distinguished School for its innovative use of technology. A broad extracurricular program includes Model United Nations, TEDEd, music performances and a range of sports, with emphasis on experiential, inquiry-based learning and collaboration.

Emerald Heights International School is a co-educational K-12 day-cum-boarding campus in Indore, MP, affiliated to CBSE. Founded in 1982 by Smt. Suneeta Singh, the school sits on a 100-acre campus and offers Science, Commerce and Humanities streams with English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and electives such as Informatics Practices, Physical Education and French. It participates in the College Board AP Program to earn college credit. Classrooms feature interactive touch-screen panels, supported by four lecture halls and high-tech laboratories for Chemistry, Biology and Physics, plus six air-conditioned computer laboratories with smart boards and about 300 computers. Specialized labs include Robotics, MUN, STEM and a Makers' Laboratory; Nalanda Library provides audio-visual facilities. The campus hosts a 400m nine-lane track, skating track, tennis courts, cricket grounds, a 25m swimming pool, gym and more. Round Square exchanges, AFS Intercultural Programs and NSLI-Y language opportunities, and a Career Counseling Cell enhance global exposure and guidance.

Inventure Academy, established in 2005, is a co-educational day school located on a 37-acre campus along the Whitefield-Sarjapur Road in Bengaluru. The institution provides education from Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 12, offering parents a choice between the Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) pathway—encompassing IGCSE and AS/A Levels— and the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) pathway, which includes ICSE and ISC. The campus features specialized facilities, notably "The Hub," a 40,000-square-foot multipurpose pavilion designated for sports and performance events, alongside an interactive Maker Space and three open-air amphitheatres. A signature initiative is the Changemaker Program and its accompanying "Our Voice" platform. Through this platform, students engage in civic dialogue, which previously resulted in learners directly contributing to the formulation of the Karnataka State Child Protection Policy for Educational Institutions.

Kodaikanal International School (KIS) is a prestigious co-educational boarding and day school perched at 7,000 feet in the Western Ghats of Tamil Nadu, India. Founded in 1901, KIS is the first school in India and the second in Asia to offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma. The school serves around 600 students from approximately 25 countries, delivering the full IB continuum (PYP, MYP, DP, and CP) alongside Advanced Placement options. With a 43-acre main campus and a 100-acre outdoor education property, KIS is renowned for its camping and hiking programme, environmental education, and consistently strong IB results.

Woodstock School is an international boarding school located at 6,500 feet in the Indian Himalayas in Landour, Mussoorie. The school serves 500 students from ages 3 to 18, offering boarding options starting in Grade 6. Academically, the institution is transitioning its high school curriculum to incorporate Cambridge IGCSE assessments in Grades 9 and 10, alongside Advanced Placement courses and a specialized Woodstock Diploma in the senior years. Notable campus facilities include the Win Mumby Gym and the Hanifl Centre for Outdoor Education, which integrates the mountain landscape directly into student learning. A distinctive signature initiative is the PASSAGE enrichment programme, providing targeted activities in sports, music composition, drama, and language clubs. Additionally, the school features an annual Activity Week where students travel to regional locations for outdoor expeditions and community engagement projects, such as student-led water conservation and reforestation efforts along the hillsides. Students also host an annual basketball tournament.