Our Vision
To raise kind, curious and confident young people who think for themselves, care for others and are ready for a changing world.
Growing happy, confident learners for 25 years.
For over two decades, Demo International School has been a place where children are known by name, taught with patience and celebrated for who they are. Read on to meet the people, the ideas and the plans behind our school.


In 2001 a small group of teachers and parents opened a school with one simple idea: children do their best learning when they feel safe, happy and heard. Sixty children joined that first year. That idea still shapes every class we teach.
The school opens with Nursery to Class V and sixty children.
Middle and Secondary classes join, with our first science labs.
Science, Commerce and Humanities streams for Classes XI and XII.
Digital boards in every room, a robotics lab and GPS school buses.
Over 1,800 children, 120 teachers and one big, happy school family.
Ask any teacher here what matters most, and you will hear the same two words. Where they meet, a child grows.
A worried child cannot think clearly. So we keep the mood light: smiling faces at the gate, teachers who treat a wrong answer as a step forward, and yoga, music and play every week.
We grow confidence in small, real steps: reading a page aloud, finishing a puzzle without help, leading the class line, singing at assembly. Every success is noticed and praised.
To raise kind, curious and confident young people who think for themselves, care for others and are ready for a changing world.
To give every child a safe, joyful place to learn, with caring teachers, hands-on lessons and a balance of academics, sport, art and values.
Here is what you can expect from us, and where on this website you can see it for yourself.
The complete fee list for every class is on this website, so you can plan the whole year in advance.
Open the fee listGates, cameras, ID cards, GPS buses and trained staff, explained one by one on our Safety page.
Visit the safety pageRobotics, music, sport, abacus and speaking are taught during the school day, at no extra cost.
See the clubsTwo adults in every Pre-Primary class and short first days that grow a little longer each day.
Visit Pre-PrimaryAn open Saturday hour with the principal, regular meetings and honest updates on the app.
Read the principal's letterFrom the first day of Playgroup to the last board exam, on one campus, with no change of school.
See the curriculum
Our principal, Mrs. Meera Iyer (sample name), has spent nearly three decades in classrooms and school leadership. She still teaches one class a week, because she believes a principal should never stop being a teacher.
Trained, caring and always learning. Sample profiles below show the layout; your school's team goes here.
Head, Pre-Primary
18 yearsMathematics
12 yearsScience & Labs
15 yearsRobotics & Coding
8 yearsNo school is ever finished. These are the things we are working on right now, so you know before you join.
French is taught from Class VI today. German and Japanese clubs start next session.
70% readyOur hall seats 400, so the annual day runs in two shows. A 900-seat auditorium is being built.
45% builtUntil it opens, children swim at a nearby club on Saturdays with our coaches.
Plans approvedSample items to show the layout. Replace them with the school's own plans.
A registered, not-for-profit education trust manages the school. You can view the trust's registration certificate under Mandatory Disclosure, part B.
Yes, up to Class XII. The affiliation letter is under Mandatory Disclosure, part B, to view or download.
Yes. Boys and girls study together in every class, from Playgroup to Class XII.
About 20 children with two adults in Pre-Primary, and up to about 30 in other classes.
English and Hindi in all classes, Sanskrit from Class VI, and French as an option from Class VI.
Yes. The principal's door is open for parents every Saturday from 10 AM to 12 noon, and on other days by appointment.
Admissions open · 2027–28
Walk the corridors, peek into classrooms and say hello to the teachers. Tours run every weekday from 9 AM to 1 PM.