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We have the formula for success
What is Life at Indus International like?
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Excellence in academics
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Honing talent and beyond
What is Life at Indus International like?
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A second home for future leaders
Indus Spotlight
Children's Day Celebrations at Indus International School, Bangalore!
This year the day was even more significant with our students back in school! Children wore casual clothes and enjoyed a special lunch with all…
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Our creative young artists engaged in Diya painting activity using acrylic paints giving it a more festive and decorative look & made around 150 pink ribbons as part of a fund-raising activity for Breast Cancer Awareness.
The Performance evening saw our boarder groups giving a tough…
Education in its current form needs to be urgently re-examined. With the world becoming more volatile, and unpredictable, and with disruptive technologies leading to rapid obsolescence in jobs and knowledge, the purpose of education should be to prepare children for a future we do not know. To…
From the CEO/MD’s desk
Lt. General (Retired) Arjun Ray (PVSM, VSM) Founder CEO & MD
Indus Trust
“Covid 19 has been an innovative experience for Indus schools - the excellent annual rankings which put all Indus schools in the first 7 in India; Indus Bangalore being awarded the award for National Excellence, and coming # 1 in the country for the 10th consecutive year; colloquiums to ideate the future of schools; the spectacular entry of teacher-robots to assist teachers in re-rolling themselves; the Startup School; and the launch of Indus Altum International School in Belgaum. All of this during the Covid lockdown!
The biggest lesson for all stakeholders in education, politics, business and industry, is that chaos and uncertainty are great opportunities to upskill, reskill, rediscover one’s potential and reinvent oneself too. This reinforces a great lesson from history: adversity makes cultures, nations and individuals stronger and better - antifragile.”
With warm regards,
Being Australian, learning about other cultures was always important to me. Indus International School is a very multi-cultural place, and that's why I chose to study there. The curriculum is well-designed and hence prepares us for life. By joining the extra-curricular activities, I was able to develop my self-confidence and make new friends.
Emily Thomson
I joined Indus International Bangalore in class VI and completed my XII here. The friends, memories and values I imbibed in myself will be something that I will cherish for a lifetime. I have learnt a lot from this school and I feel proud to be a part of it. A big thanks to our CEO and Principal who's great leadership qualities led to the upbringing of the school.
Adarsh Agarwal
My journey at Indus began in April 2015 when I was enrolled as a term boarder. IB at Indus was a completely different experience when compared to an average IBDP education. At Indus, equal focus is there on whole education as on academics. The whole aspect of leadership has helped me become better at time management, social interaction, communication and resource management. We were given experiential learning opportunities that helped us understand and emulate the core values of love, empathy, discipline and respect. I can say that IBDP education at Indus has definitively made me locally rooted but globally competent.
Ishaan Verma
