Hiranandani Upscale School (HUS)
HUS (Run by Hiranandani Upscale Foundation), 5/63, Old Mahabalipuram Road, Opp. Sipcot IT Park, Eggatur Village, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Tamil Nadu, 600130 · Mahabalipuram · Tamil Nadu
If you’re exploring international schools along OMR or in the Kelambakkam area, Hiranandani Upscale School (HUS) is likely to come up in your search. This report brings together what parents have said, what the school officially shares, and what you should check before making a decision.
Basic Details
- Boards
- International Baccalaureate (IB) – PYP, MYP, and DP, CBSE/IGCSE (historically offered)
- Classes
- Early Years (EYP) through Grade 12 (DP Year 2)
- Co-ed
- Yes
- Boarding
- No, it is a day school only
- Founded
- 2011
- Student–teacher ratio
- EYP/PYP: up to 20 students per class; MYP/DP: up to 25 students
Students
Reported inconsistently across sources; TeacherHorizons lists 749 in preschool and 158 in primary. The school is generally described as a medium-sized international school.Staff
Led by Director Mr. Sivakumar Srinivasan, IB coordinators for each programme, Teachers receive continuous IB training and some are recruited internationallySummary for the Parent
Overview
Hiranandani Upscale School (HUS) is a well-established IB continuum school in Chennai’s OMR area. It offers a modern, inquiry-based learning environment with a strong focus on holistic development. The school’s infrastructure and early years programme receive consistent praise, while parents of older students suggest checking university counselling and DP outcomes closely.
What kind of child will this school work for best
Children who enjoy hands-on, inquiry-based learning.
Families seeking an international curriculum with global exposure.
Students who thrive in smaller class sizes and a close-knit community.
Strengths
Full IB continuum under one roof.
Modern infrastructure and scenic campus.
Experienced and IB-trained teaching staff.
Strong focus on arts and extracurriculars.
Potential trade-offs / Things to check
High fee structure compared to other IB schools.
Limited public data on DP results and placements.
Compact campus size.
Historical management concerns (though improved recently).
Recommendations / Questions to Ask
What are the recent IB DP average scores and university placements?
How does the school support students with special needs?
What is the teacher turnover rate?
How transparent is the fee structure and refund policy?
How does the school engage parents in the learning process?
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