Smart classrooms
Every room from Grade 1 has a display, sound that reaches the back row, and daylight rather than closed blinds. Students still write by hand. The screen is for a diagram, a map, or a short clip, then it goes off.
Home Facilities
Spaces the timetable actually uses.
Eight parts of the campus families ask about first. You can walk through all of them on a weekday visit.
Library
Open shelves for primary, a quiet room for Grades 9 to 12, and a reading hour four mornings a week. Grade 11 students staff the lunch-time room. Classes borrow as a group; older students borrow on their own cards.
Science lab
Separate physics, chemistry, and biology rooms from Grade 6, each with a weekly practical. Primary science uses a shared materials room next to the classrooms. Practicals are written up the same week.
Computer lab
Thirty-two machines, booked by the class and not left idle as a showcase. Coding starts in Grade 6. During project weeks, a set of laptops moves into classrooms. Senior students may bring their own laptop on lab days.
Sports
A football field, a basketball court, and an indoor room for table tennis and yoga. PE is four times a week until Grade 10. The four houses — Kaveri, Narmada, Godavari, and Tungabhadra — meet on the field, not only on sports day.
Transportation
Optional coaches on routes through Whitefield, Varthur, KR Puram, Marathahalli, and Sarjapur Road. An attendant rides every bus. Families get a message when the coach is about ten minutes from the stop. Routes are confirmed after a seat is accepted.
Cafeteria
A vegetarian kitchen. Lunch is optional and paid by the month. Children may bring food from home. The menu for the month goes home before it starts, and the kitchen lists allergens on the board each morning.
Security
Staff at the gates and in the corridors. Visitors sign in and wear a pass. Cameras cover the gates, the front lawn, and the corridors, not the classrooms or washrooms. A student leaves only with an adult named on the family card.