The Learning Curve International School
Ca 7, 80Ft Road, 2Nd Stage Vijayanagar, Mysore 570017, Karnataka, India · Mysuru · Karnataka
If you’re exploring international schools in Mysuru, The Learning Curve International School (TLCi) often comes up as a strong Cambridge option. This summary brings together what parents have said, what the school officially shares, and what you should double-check before making a decision.
Basic Details
- Boards
- Cambridge International (IGCSE and IAL/AS-A2)
- Classes
- Pre-Nursery to Grade 12
- Co-ed
- Yes
- Boarding
- No (Day school only)
- Student–teacher ratio
- Not published; small class sizes (around 10–20 students per class)
- Students
- Not published; 20 students per grade
Staff
Mrs. Shiraz Irani (President), Mrs. Monika Sudhakaran (Principal), Mrs. Shilpashree BK (Vice President), Mr. Karthik BR (Secretary), Mr. Sudhakaran Balakrishnan (Advisor), Mr. Zareer T Irani (Treasurer)Summary for the Parent
Overview
The Learning Curve International School (TLCi) offers a Cambridge-based education in a small, community-like setting.
Parents consistently highlight the caring teachers, happy children, and strong academic focus.
However, the lack of transparent fee information and limited seats are points to check carefully.
Best Fit For
A child who thrives in small, interactive classrooms.
Families planning for international higher education pathways.
Children who enjoy hands-on learning and school events.
Strengths
Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level curriculum
Small class sizes and personal attention
Active co-curricular and science events
Positive parent testimonials about student happiness
Trade-offs / Things to check
Fee structure not published online
Limited seats per grade
Some staff-side concerns about management
Separate charges for exams and transport
Recommendations / Questions to Ask
Can I see the full fee breakdown (including exam and transport)?
What is the average teacher tenure and qualification level?
How are students supported for university applications?
What extracurriculars are mandatory or optional?
How does the school handle communication with parents?
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