Join TCP ClubBlock G, Sushant Lok 2, Sector 57, Gurugram, Haryana 122011 · Gurugram · Haryana
Scottish High International School in Sushant Lok, Gurugram, is a well‑established, academically strong day school offering multiple international and Indian curricula. It stands out for its inclusive education model, sports infrastructure, and consistent academic results.
Children who thrive in structured, academically rigorous environments
Students who enjoy sports and extracurricular activities
Children who benefit from inclusive education and therapy support
Multi‑curriculum flexibility (IB, Cambridge, ICSE/ISC)
Excellent sports and extracurricular facilities
Strong inclusion and SEN support
Experienced leadership and counselling team
Proven academic outcomes and university placements
High fee structure and additional costs for transport and activities
Communication delays during busy admission periods
Large class sizes in some grades
Limited after‑school care options
No boarding facility
Request a current fee invoice and transport cost breakdown
Meet the SEN coordinator if relevant for your child
Ask about real classroom ratios and teaching support
Review sample timetables for your child’s grade
Check recent university placement data
Drawn from what parents and public sources say. The questions at the end are the useful part — take them with you on a visit.
Works wellParents appreciate consistent board and IB results, with many students achieving top scores. Teachers are described as approachable and well‑qualified.
WatchSome parents mention academic pressure during board years and the need for more frequent counselling sessions.
Works wellThe inquiry‑based approach and student‑led conferences are well‑liked. Children seem to enjoy learning through exploration.
WatchAdmission waiting lists can be long, and some parents feel class sizes are larger than expected.
Works wellThe school’s sports facilities are exceptional, and many students compete at national levels.
WatchSome activities have additional costs, and scheduling conflicts can occur.
Works wellThe school’s inclusion model is a standout feature, with dedicated therapy rooms and trained staff.
WatchNo major recurring concerns, though parents suggest early meetings with the inclusion team.
Other parents, in their own words. We quote them as they wrote it and say where each one came from.
Excellent school, best school in Gurgaon.Rashid · Justdial
My child is thriving very well and becoming more and more independent.Parent on Edustoke, Oct 2024 · Edustoke
The school has good infrastructure and focus on sports and inclusion. Teachers give individual attention.Parent on SchoolMyKids · SchoolMyKids
Poor.Subhasish · Justdial
Fees are on the higher side; transport can be pricey depending on route.Parent comment · Ezyschooling
Communication with admin can sometimes be slow; occasional delays in replies during busy admission windows.Parent forum feedback · Forum
Nursery registration typically opens mid‑year for the next session (Nov–Feb).
Final admissions and invoicing occur around April.
Register online via the school portal.
Book a school round or campus visit.
Attend child interaction/assessment and parent meeting.
Pay registration and admission fees upon seat offer.
Submit required documents.
Birth certificate
Previous school report card / transfer certificate
Proof of residence
Immunization and medical records
Passport photos
Parent ID (Aadhar/Passport)
The source didn't state which year these apply to.
| What | Amount | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Registration Fee | ₹3,000 | One‑time, non‑refundable |
| Admission Fee | ₹1,50,000 | One‑time, non‑refundable |
| Security Deposit | ₹75,000 | Refundable; sibling waivers available |
| Nursery–LKG | ₹35,770 / month | Composite fee |
| UKG | ₹31,183 / month | Composite fee |
| Grade I | ₹36,754 / month | Composite fee |
| Grades II–V | ₹34,763 / month | Composite fee |
| Grades VI–VIII | ₹34,178–₹36,506 / month | Composite fee |
| Grades IX–X | ₹35,256 / month | ICSE |
| Grades XI–XII | ₹43,276 / month | ISC / IB / IBCP |
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