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The Indian Heritage School

Akbarpur, Shamshabad Road, Agra Uttar Pradesh - 283125 India · Agra · Uttar Pradesh

ICSEClass 112Verified

If you’re exploring ICSE schools in Agra, The Indian Heritage School often comes up in parent discussions for its disciplined environment and focus on academics. Here’s a detailed, parent-friendly look at what the school offers — the good, the not-so-good, and what you should check before deciding.

Basic Details

Boards
CISCE – ICSE (Class X) and ISC (Class XII)
Classes
Nursery to Class XII
Co-ed
Yes
Boarding
No (Day School)
Medium
English-medium
Founded
2010
Student–teacher ratio
Older listings mention ~40:1 (not officially confirmed)
Students
Started with 34 students; current enrolment not published
Staff
Principal: Akshay Rajshekhar Jeremiah, Founder/Chairman: J.S. Jeremiah, Includes nursing and transport staff

Summary for the Parent

Overview

The Indian Heritage School (Agra) is a relatively young ICSE/ISC day school that has built a reputation for discipline, academic focus, and safety. Parents generally speak positively about the teaching quality and campus environment, though transport logistics and administrative clarity are areas to double-check.

What kind of child will this school work best for

  • A child who thrives in a structured, academically focused environment.
  • A child who benefits from clear rules and consistent discipline.
  • Families comfortable with daily commuting or using school transport.

Strengths

  • Strong academic orientation (ICSE/ISC).
  • Safe and well-monitored campus.
  • Active extracurricular calendar.
  • Supportive staff and leadership.

Potential trade-offs / Things to check

  • Transport routes and punctuality.
  • Variation in fee information across sources.
  • Limited public data on class sizes and teacher qualifications.
  • Confusion around boarding facility listings.

Recommendations / Questions to Ask

  • Can you share the latest fee structure and refund policy?
  • What are the current bus routes and timings?
  • How are teachers trained for ICSE/ISC curriculum delivery?
  • Can I review recent board exam results?
  • What extracurricular programs are available year-round?

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  • Unique Things about the School
  • Campus Details
  • Admission Process — step by step
  • Estimated Fees — the full table, line by line
  • Sources — where every fact in this summary came from

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