• Nursery, Junior KG, Senior KG: 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM
• Grades I-XII: 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM

Class sizes are capped at a maximum of 20 students, with three divisions per grade.

• IBDP/A Levels: 1st or 2nd week of July
• Nursery: 15 August
• Chance Vacancy (Jnr to IX): 01 January

Students are required to wear the appropriate school uniform and must carry their student ID card. Detailed grooming expectations can be found in our uniform policy.

Please refer to our university admits page for information on where our graduates have been accepted.

Students can join at Nursery, or in Grade XI by opting for the IBDP or A Levels programs. There is also a chance vacancy available based on space.

All fees must be paid online. We accept payments via cheques and demand drafts only; cash payments are not accepted.

Fees are non-refundable regardless of when you withdraw during the academic year. Only the refundable deposit will be returned in case of withdrawal.

The school bus service is compulsory for all students. For detailed information, please refer to our transportation policy.

Lunch is compulsory for students in Grades I-VIII and optional for Grades IX-XII.

To be eligible, the student must have completed 3 years of age by 31 July of the academic year for which they are applying.

Admission decisions for Nursery are notified by December and will be confirmed via email.

Yes, IGCSE is recognised by Higher Secondary boards in India. Indian boards like CBSE, ICSE, and state boards all accept it as a valid qualification.

In Grades IX and X, students study subjects across five groups, including Languages, Humanities, Sciences, Mathematics, and Business/Creative/Technical/Vocational, and must take at least seven subjects to qualify for the ICE (Cambridge International Certificate of Education).

The IGCSE Middle School programme focuses on student development, offering a flexible framework that addresses different learning styles and prepares students for the Cambridge Secondary 2 programme.

Any motivated student who is prepared to engage in a challenging and inquiry-based programme can take the IBDP.

Assessment includes both internal assessments (marked by teachers) and external components and examinations, ensuring a balanced evaluation of skills and knowledge. To prepare students, formative and summative assessments are conducted internally every semester.

IBDP graduates stand out for their research skills, well-rounded profiles, and ability to manage complex academic tasks, all of which are highly regarded by university admissions teams.

Assessment is through a combination of written exams, coursework, and practical assessments. To prepare students, formative and summative assessments are conducted internally every semester.

The A Levels Programme provides students with a robust academic platform, strengthens critical thinking, time management and research skills. It bridges classroom learning with real-world applications, ensuring students are well-prepared for university-level study and lifelong success.

The A Levels Programme at Hill Spring International School promotes holistic development through leadership roles and community engagement. It also provides opportunities to pursue additional subjects and the International Project Qualification (IPQ), while building practical skills through co-curricular activities.