Sweeping library shelves curving through warm light

Sarjapur Road Cambridge pathway · Est. 2011

Empowering Young Minds for a Brighter Future

A day school in Bengaluru for ages 3 to 18. Curious classrooms, a Cambridge curriculum, and a campus where children are known by name.

  • 15+ Years of excellence
  • 2,500+ Happy students
  • 98% Academic success
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Teacher leading a discussion with primary students
Senior students writing and listening in class
Student carrying books and a backpack
Est. 2011 One campus · Bengaluru

About the school

A Cambridge day school with the warmth of a neighbourhood campus.

EduRise opened on Sarjapur Road in 2011. Children join us in Nursery and can stay through Grade 12, following a Cambridge pathway that asks them to think, make, and explain.

Vision

Young people who are academically ready and steady enough to lead with care.

Mission

Teach with high expectations, know every child, and keep the campus safe and joyful.

  1. 2011

    Doors open

    The first classrooms welcome Nursery and primary children on Sarjapur Road.

  2. 2016

    Full campus

    Labs, library, and sports fields come together on one site.

  3. 2020

    Cambridge pathway

    IGCSE, then AS and A Level, becomes the senior-school route.

  4. 2026

    2,500 students

    A full house from age 3 to 18, still small enough to be known.

Why families stay

Six reasons the campus feels different.

Academic Excellence

Cambridge expectations, regular feedback, and teachers who stay with a class long enough to see the work improve.

Experienced Teachers

Specialists who plan together and know the children in front of them.

Smart Learning

Screens, labs, and libraries used as tools, not as a substitute for teaching.

Sports & Activities

Daily games, teams, music, and art so the day is more than a timetable.

Safe Campus

Supervised gates, known transport, and adults who notice when a child is quiet.

Holistic Development

Character, creativity, and confidence sit beside marks. We talk about all three at parent meetings.

Academics

Four stages. One campus. Nursery to Grade 12.

Books, coloured pencils, and letter blocks on a classroom table

Ages 3–6

Pre-Primary

Nursery, LKG, and UKG. Play, language, and the first habits of school.

Small groups, stories, outdoor play, and a gentle move into reading and numbers. Class teachers stay close so the first years feel safe.

Primary class listening to their teacher

Grades 1–5

Primary

Strong literacy and mathematics, with art, music, and sport every week.

Children learn to read deeply, explain their maths, and work with others. Specialist lessons begin without losing the class teacher who knows them best.

Close view of a microscope in a science lesson

Grades 6–8

Middle

Subject specialists, laboratory science, and room to try teams and clubs.

The middle years build independence: longer projects, honest feedback, and teachers who expect students to ask better questions.

Senior students in a seminar-style classroom

Grades 9–12

High School

IGCSE, then AS and A Level, with counselling for university choices.

Students sit Cambridge examinations and leave with a record of academic work, activities, and the habit of speaking for their own ideas.

Campus

Rooms built for the work children actually do.

Students gathered around desks in a bright classroom

Smart Classrooms

Display, sound, and space to move between the carpet, the desk, and a demonstration.

Glass beakers and a pipette on a laboratory bench

Science Labs

Practical science from the middle years, with equipment students handle themselves.

Hands working together on a laptop

Computer Labs

Design, research, and coding in labs that stay open for class projects.

A student walking between tall library shelves

Library

A quiet stack for reading, research, and the long afternoon project.

Football match under floodlights

Sports Facilities

Fields, courts, and a timetable that protects time to play.

A bright yellow school van parked at the kerb

Transportation

Optional supervised routes across Bengaluru. Families may also arrive on their own.

15+ Years of Excellence
2,500+ Happy Students
150+ Expert Teachers
98% Academic Success

Admissions 2027–28

Four clear steps from enquiry to a place.

Places are open from Nursery to Grade 11. Seats are offered on the school’s process. We do not accept donations for admission.

  1. 01

    Submit Application

    Share the child’s details and the grade you are seeking. The office confirms what to send next.

  2. 02

    Document Verification

    Birth record, previous school papers, and a recent photograph. We tell you if anything is missing.

  3. 03

    Interaction

    A conversation with the child and family. Younger children play and talk. Seniors discuss their current studies.

  4. 04

    Admission Confirmation

    An offer, a joining date, and a welcome note from the class team.

Ready when you are.

Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8:15 am–4:00 pm. Saturday, 9:00 am–1:00 pm. Call +91 80 4890 2200 or write to admissions@edurise.edu.in.

Apply for Admission

News & events

What is happening on campus.

Stage microphone ready for a performance

Featured · 19 December

Winter concert

Choirs, bands, and spoken word from Grades 3 to 12. Families are invited to the evening performance on campus. Seats are free; please collect a pass from the office.

Upcoming

  • Open Saturday

    Walk the campus, meet teachers, and ask about 2027–28 places.

  • Inter-house sports meet

    Track, court, and field events. Families welcome on the sidelines.

  • Winter concert

    Evening performance. Passes from the front office.

Latest news

Laboratory pipette over rows of sample tubes

Senior science practicals extended

IGCSE and A Level students now have a longer Friday laboratory block.

Runner on an outdoor track

Athletics trials this month

Grades 6 to 12 can register with the PE department before 28 November.

Families

What parents tell new families.

Portrait of Meera Iyer

The teachers know my daughter’s work, not just her marks. Parent meetings feel like a real conversation.

Meera Iyer Parent, Grade 6
Portrait of Arvind Rao

We wanted a Cambridge path without losing the feeling of a day school. EduRise has held both.

Arvind Rao Parent, Grade 10
Portrait of Aisha Khan

Nursery felt gentle and organised. He still runs in. That told us more than any brochure.

Aisha Khan Parent, UKG
Portrait of Kabir Menon

Sport, music, and the laboratory all sit on the timetable. Nothing is treated as an extra.

Kabir Menon Parent, Grade 8

Contact

Write to the admissions desk.

Tell us the grade you have in mind. We reply on working days.

Sarjapur Road campus Open in Google Maps

Apply for Admission

Admissions are open for 2027–28, Nursery to Grade 11.