Learning that starts with curiosity and stays with you for life.
The Council includes representation from government bodies, universities, educational boards, school associations and affiliated institutions, reflecting a broad and inclusive structure.
A community built around better classrooms
The Council has been so constituted as to secure suitable representation of: Government of India, State Governments/Union Territories in which there are Schools affiliated to the Council, the Inter-State Board for Anglo-Indian Education, the Association of Indian Universities, the Association of Heads of Anglo-Indian Schools, the Indian Public Schools' Conference, the Association of Schools for the ISC Examination and members co-opted by the Executive Committee of the Council.
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Examination Highlights
A quick look at who took part in our programs this academic year.
Programs for every stage of learning
Foundation years
Play-based literacy and numeracy for young learners, with take-home activities that families can do together.
Middle school studio
Project-based sessions in science, language and reasoning that turn textbook ideas into things students can build and explain.
Senior skills lab
Study strategy, communication and career exploration for older students preparing for their next step after school.
Teacher development
Short, practical workshops on lesson planning, classroom management and using technology without losing the human touch.
Sports and wellbeing
Inter-school friendly matches, yoga mornings and mental wellbeing talks that help students stay active and balanced.
Arts and culture
Music, theatre, painting and debate clubs that give every student a stage and a voice.
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Find a partner school
Search by name, location or type to see which schools in our network run our programs.
Where we work
Want your school to join? We welcome new partners every term.
Support for learners with special needs
Every learner deserves a fair chance to show what they know. We work with schools to make sure students with disabilities, learning differences or difficult personal circumstances receive the adjustments they need.
Each request is reviewed individually by a small committee. We look at the student's situation, their school's recommendation and what will help them take part fully, rather than applying one rule to everyone.
Learn how to applySupport we can arrange
- Extra time and quiet spaces during assessments
- Materials in large print or accessible formats
- A reader, scribe or assistive technology
- Flexible deadlines after illness or bereavement
- Counselling referrals through partner schools
Frequently asked questions
Who can join our programs?
Students of partner schools can join directly through their school. Families of students at other schools can apply through our enquiry form, subject to available places.
Do the programs cost anything?
Fees depend on the program. Some workshops are free, and we offer scholarships for students who need financial support. Details are listed on each program page.
How does a school become a partner?
Send us an enquiry. We arrange a visit, agree on programs and sign a short partnership note that sets out responsibilities on both sides.
Are your trainers verified?
Yes. Every trainer and volunteer completes a background check and child-safety training before working with students.
Are you connected to any government board or examination body?
No. Your Brand Name is an independent organization. We do not conduct board examinations or issue board certificates.