The New Indian School

- International teaching and educational staff with extensive experience.

- Accredited Indian curriculum.

- Advanced educational and recreational facilities.

- Medical clinic for student care.

- Provision of comprehensive and excellent education.

- Modern curricular and non-curricular activities.

Admission is available to all Indians. Admission of other nationalities is subject to seat availability.

 Eligibility

- The child must have completed 3 years and 6 months by March 31, for admission to lower kindergarten, and this age criterion applies proportionally to children seeking admission to other classes.

- Students coming from other schools must submit a transfer certificate and grade report issued by the last school they attended. They must also pass an admission test in English and Mathematics. A student is accepted only according to the standard that proves suitable for them, according to the test.

- Payment of tuition fees.

 Fee Regulations

1. Fees must be paid in advance on or before the tenth day of each month.

2. A fine of 50 fils per day will be imposed on fees paid after the due date.

3. If the tenth falls on a holiday, fees will be collected until the eleventh day and a fine will be imposed from the twelfth day of the month.

4. Fees paid once are non-refundable, under any circumstances.

5. Parents who go on long leave are expected to pay the fees for the following months, before their departure.

6. In case parents do not pay fees for two consecutive months, the names of defaulters will be removed from the records and parents will have to request readmission.

7. At the time of readmission, all outstanding fees and an admission fee of 5 Bahraini Dinars will be charged, in addition to the tuition fees for the month in which readmission is requested, including arrears.

8. Fee cards must be sent with fees for payment. Parents should verify the accuracy of entries made by the school office.

9. Parents may pay fees in advance, on a monthly/quarterly/half-yearly/yearly basis, before the tenth of the month.

10. Students in the tenth and twelfth grades must pay the fees for March in February itself before receiving the CBSE admission card.

11. A fee of 5 Bahraini Dinars will be charged for certificates/authentication/invoices/additional documents.

 Groups offered for eleventh and twelfth grades

I. Science Group

1. English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics.

2. English, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Computer Science.

3. English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Computer Science.

II. Commerce Group

1. English, Business Studies, Accounting, Economics, Informatics Applications (Computer).

2. English, Business Studies, Accounting, Economics, Mathematics.

3. English, Business Studies, Accounting, Economics, Marketing.

In addition to these subjects:

(i) General Studies.

(ii) Practical Experience.

(iii) Physical and Health Education will also be part of the curriculum under the internal assessment system.

"Groups will be distributed based on performance in the qualifying examination."

Yes, there is mixing between girls' and boys' classes at The New Indian School.

You can view the full details of tuition fees through the school's page on the mdares.ai platform.

- Celebration of Bahraini and Indian national occasions.

- Sports competitions.

- Scientific and recreational competitions.

- Environmental club activities such as seed planting.

- Recreational and scientific trips.

- Celebration of international days such as International Youth Day.

Indian curriculum (CBSE).

P.O. Box 33131 Isa Town, Kingdom of Bahrain.

- Classrooms.

- Lecture hall.

- Library.

- Science laboratories.

- Physics laboratory.

- Chemistry laboratory.

- Biology laboratory.

- Counseling cell.

- Computer laboratories.

- Examination department.

- Modern facilities.

- Clinic.

- Sports facilities such as chess courts, badminton, table tennis, football, and basketball.

The school has a clinic which is a health facility within the school, aimed at providing basic health care to students, and referring them to the specialized primary health care center when needed. The clinic is concerned with providing emergency care in cases of illness or injury during school, monitoring the spread of infectious diseases, and providing education and guidance on various health and wellness topics, to serve as a medical reference. It also provides first aid, health guidance and education, and supports students to acquire self-management skills.