Divine Child International School, Adalaj
Sabarmati-Adalaj Highway, Near DCIS Circle, Adalaj, Gujrat · Ahmedabad · Gujarat
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Basic Details
- Boards
- CBSE (Affiliation No. 430128), CAIE (Centre IN974)
- Classes
- Nursery to Class 12 (Science, Commerce, Arts streams)
- Co-ed
- Yes
- Boarding
- Primarily a day school; some listings mention hostel options — confirm directly with the school.
- Founded
- 2008
- Student–teacher ratio
- 10:1
- Staff
- ~122 teachers; trained faculty with subject specialists in sports, arts, and sciences.
Students
Not officially published; Careers360 lists 101 (likely outdated). School claims a 10:1 student–teacher ratio with ~122 teachers.Summary for the Parent
Overview
Divine Child International School (Adalaj) offers a large, well-equipped campus with both CBSE and Cambridge curricula. It’s known for its sports and co-curricular activities, though parents have raised concerns about fee transparency and administrative responsiveness.
Best Fit For
Children who thrive in structured, activity-rich environments.
Students interested in both academics and sports.
Families looking for flexibility between Indian and international boards.
Strengths
Dual-board options (CBSE and CAIE).
Excellent sports and arts facilities.
Strong event culture and student leadership opportunities.
Good teacher–student ratio.
Trade-offs / Things to Check
Fee transparency and communication.
Cleanliness and maintenance consistency.
Clarity on boarding facilities.
Academic rigour in higher grades.
Recommendations / Questions to Ask
Request the latest fee structure and refund policy.
Ask for recent board results and teacher credentials.
Confirm safety measures for sports and transport.
Visit during school hours to observe classroom engagement.
Speak to current parents for firsthand feedback.
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