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Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction
Symbiosis International School operates on a Wi‑Fi enabled campus featuring a spacious sports pavilion, a gymnasium, an auditorium, and multi‑cuisine cafeteria. The academic core includes dedicated laboratories and large libraries, with a play area for toddlers to support early development. Rhythmic, the music room, offers Western and Indian vocal and instrumental training. The curriculum presents a diverse language program within the IB framework, including Hindi B, French B, Spanish B, French ab initio, and German ab initio, reflecting a multilingual community drawn from more than 27 nationalities. The school hosts engaging activities such as debates and elocution, Model United Nations, and TED Talks, and participates in the International Award for Young People. Service learning is reinforced through SSA and IAYP, while student leadership is cultivated by the Student Council. An active arts portfolio—Bharatnatyam, Western Dance, Western Vocals, Guitar, Tabla, and Visual Arts—complements a calendar of annual celebrations and cultural exchange.
Ishanya Campus, off Viman Nagar Road, Mhada Colony, Viman Nagar, Pune, Maharashtra 411014, India
The Essentials
Symbiosis International School has instruction in English.
Fees
One‑time application and admission fees (payable at admission) - Registration Fee (non‑refundable): Rs. 15,000. - Admission Fee (non‑refundable): Rs. 75,000. - Security Deposit (refundable; applicable from PYP1 onwards): Rs. 50,000. The security deposit is non‑interest bearing and refundable within 60 days of withdrawal/passing out after deduction of any unpaid dues.
Tuition fees — annual and per instalment (Grade groupings and 2025–26 fee schedule) - Grade EY1 (Nursery): Annual fee Rs. 1,95,000. Two equal instalments; each instalment total Rs. 97,500 (Term Fee Rs. 13,900 + Tuition Fee Rs. 83,600). - Grade EYP2: Annual fee Rs. 1,72,000. Two instalments; each instalment total Rs. 86,000 (Term Fee Rs. 12,200 + Tuition Fee Rs. 73,800). - Grade EYP3: Annual fee Rs. 1,57,000. Two instalments; each instalment total Rs. 78,500 (Term Fee Rs. 11,200 + Tuition Fee Rs. 67,300). - Grades PYP‑1 to PYP‑5 (Primary Years): Annual fee Rs. 4,40,000. Two instalments; each instalment total Rs. 2,20,000 (Term Fee Rs. 31,400 + Tuition Fee Rs. 1,88,600). - Grades MYP‑1 to MYP‑3 (Middle Years): Annual fee Rs. 4,70,000. Two instalments; each instalment total Rs. 2,35,000 (Term Fee Rs. 33,500 + Tuition Fee Rs. 2,01,500). - Grades IGCSE‑1 & IGCSE‑2: Annual fee Rs. 4,70,000. Two instalments; each instalment total Rs. 2,35,000 (Term Fee Rs. 33,500 + Tuition Fee Rs. 2,01,500). - Grades IBDP‑1 & IBDP‑2 (DP): Annual fee Rs. 7,70,000. Two instalments; each instalment total Rs. 3,85,000 (Term Fee Rs. 55,000 + Tuition Fee Rs. 3,30,000).
Billing schedule and payment terms - School fees are charged for 12 months of the year. Kindergarten (EY) fees and Grade 1–12 fees may be paid in two equal instalments (May and December). The first instalment for new admissions is due on confirming admission. - If admission is offered mid‑year, fees are charged on a pro‑rata basis. Instalment due dates and the detailed fee schedule are communicated in advance via mail and in school communications. - Late payment penalties: If full payment is received within 30 days after the due date, a late fee of Rs. 100 per day is charged; if received between 31 and 60 days after the due date, a late fee of Rs. 200 per day is charged. Continued non‑payment may result in removal from school records and forfeiture of security deposit; no examination results or documentation will be released until dues are cleared. Cheque returns incur Rs. 1,000 plus bank charges.
Boarding fees - Symbiosis International School is operated as a K‑12 day school; boarding is not applicable. Transport is available as a separate service via contracted vendors.
Other charges and recurring costs - Examination fees: Additional examination charges apply for Grade 10 (IGCSE) and Grade 12 (IB DP); these exam fees are payable to the respective examination boards (Cambridge/IB) and vary by year/program. Courier, administration and related exam processing charges are levied along with exam fees. - Textbooks: Textbooks for MYP, IGCSE and DP are chargeable and available through suggested vendors; costs vary by grade and subject. - Uniforms: Uniform vendor details are provided after admission; uniform costs are additional. - Transport: School bus service is provided by a third‑party vendor; transport fees are charged separately and arranged through the transport coordinator. - Miscellaneous small charges: ID card Rs. 500; Duplicate report card Rs. 500 (per copy); Duplicate transfer certificate Rs. 1,000. Additional charges for materials, photocopying and admin expenses may be applied for MYP/IGCSE/DP students.
Refund and forfeiture rules - Registration fee and admission fee are non‑refundable. The security deposit is refundable on withdrawal/passing out after deduction of any unpaid dues, and is refundable within 60 days. Any unclaimed security deposit after the refund period may be forfeited in favor of the school. Outstanding dues may be recovered from the security deposit.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The School provides opportunities for students with special needs and uses a holistic approach to meet the personal, social, emotional and intellectual needs of every pupil so they can participate fully and gain maximum benefit from school life. It emphasises a right to learn for every child and supports social and emotional development through individualized strategies, services, and active parent collaboration.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Inclusive Education offers one-to-one support for literacy, numeracy, academic and skill development, and includes a Play Therapy unit. It provides a range of resources (including computer devices and applications) to aid learning, with identification, intervention and provision steps (IEP, remediation) and regular progress updates to parents.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The main language of instruction is English across all four programmes (PYP, MYP, Cambridge IGCSE, and Diploma). Some students learn in languages other than their mother tongue and may receive English as a Second Language (ESL) support. Hindi and Marathi are also taught, and French and Spanish are offered as additional languages.
Mental Wellbeing
Promotive Healthcare initiatives at Symbiosis Centre of Health Care include mental well-being programs to encourage healthier lifestyles and mental well-being across Symbiosis campuses.
Safeguarding
The Code of Conduct states a commitment to a safe, respectful, inclusive and disciplined learning environment. Concerns may be reported in writing by students, staff or parents, with confidentiality protected, and a Monitoring and Redressal Committee reviews incidents and oversees disciplinary and remedial actions.
Admissions
Admissions
Step 1: Application should be made by filling the online enquiry form. The parent will receive an email indicating vacancy status and instructions to pay the registration fees. Incomplete registration forms are not accepted. Registration does not guarantee or confirm admission. Step 2: The registration must be completed before the assessment of the candidate. Age criteria for admission follow government directives. The process emphasizes that registration is not a guarantee of admission. Step 3: After payment of registration fees (one-time non-refundable), the Admission Form link and probable test dates are emailed. The school provides the Admission Form link and test date information via email. If test dates change, the admissions office will inform accordingly. The assessment evaluates language, science and mathematics at age-appropriate levels. Step 4: An age/grade appropriate interaction is conducted to identify the minimum achievement level of learning in English, Science and Maths. In the case of IBDP 1, the 10th standard board exam or pre/mock exam marks are considered. The SEN policy may apply to candidates with special education needs. Step 5: The admission is confirmed after payment of fees and submission of required documents. The school notifies the family of admission confirmation via email. Step 6: Payment of the full amount includes admission confirmation fees (one-time non-refundable), security deposit (one-time refundable on withdrawal) and tuition fees (first instalment). Late fee charges apply if dues are not paid as scheduled. Step 8: Submission of required documents (self-attested) is required. Documents for Resident Indian students include Birth Certificate, Aadhar card, PAN card, current school transcripts, Bonafide certificate, Transfer Certificate, Health/Medical certificate, passport-size photographs (2 copies), and current address proof. Documents for Foreign Nationals include valid passport copies for student and parents, valid visa, introduction letter from employer (if applicable), passport photos (3 copies), Health/Medical certificate, current school transcripts, letter of recommendation from Principal/Facilitator, Transfer Certificate, OCI/PIO card copies, FRO document, and current address proof. Any language other than English requires countersignature by the embassy or competent authority. Age criteria for admission follow government directives. The policy also covers transport and other cost details, and confirms it is a day school with no boarding facility.
FAQs
What are the tuition fees?
**One‑time application and admission fees (payable at admission)**
- Registration Fee (non‑refundable): Rs. 15,000.
- Admission Fee (non‑refundable): Rs. 75,000.
- Security Deposit (refundable; applicable from PYP1 onwards): Rs. 50,000.
Does the school support students with SEN?
Inclusive Education offers one-to-one support for literacy, numeracy, academic and skill development, and includes a Play Therapy unit.
How does admissions work?
Step 1: Application should be made by filling the online enquiry form. The parent will receive an email indicating vacancy status and instructions to pay the registration fees. Incomplete registration forms are not accepted.
What wellbeing support is available?
The School provides opportunities for students with special needs and uses a holistic approach to meet the personal, social, emotional and intellectual needs of every pupil so they can participate fully and gain maximum benefit from school life.
What facilities does the school have?
The school has a Wi-Fi enabled campus, a spacious sports pavilion, a gymnasium, an auditorium, and a multi-cuisine cafeteria. It also includes a play area for tiny tots, dedicated labs, and voluminous libraries.
What extracurricular activities are available?
Creative Activities include Bharatnatyam, Western Dance, Western Vocals, Guitar, and Tabla. Debate & Elocution and Visual Arts further broaden artistic expression and critical thinking.
