Whitefield, Bengaluru · Est. 1998

Curiosity, character, and a view of the world.

Global International School is a Nursery to Grade 12 day school where children are known by name. CBSE and Cambridge pathways share one campus, one staff, and one standard of care.

The main academic block and front lawn at Global International School
14:1 students for every teacher, from Nursery to Grade 12
  • CBSE affiliated
  • Cambridge IGCSE pathway
  • Nursery to Grade 12
  • 12-acre Whitefield campus
28 Years on this campus
2,400 Students from Nursery to Grade 12
180 Teachers and specialist staff
98% Class of 2025 in the distinction band

Welcome

A calm campus for serious learning.

Families choose Global International School when they want academic stretch without hurry. Lessons are taught in English. Classrooms stay small enough for a teacher to notice who is quiet, who is ready, and who needs another way in.

The Whitefield campus holds early years cottages, subject laboratories, a library of 28,000 volumes, and grounds wide enough for a full athletics programme. The day runs from 8:15 in the morning to 3:15 in the afternoon.

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A student with a backpack walking between the library shelves

Why families stay

Small enough to notice. Serious enough to stretch.

Two pathways, one campus

CBSE and Cambridge IGCSE sit side by side. Subject counselling in Grade 8 helps each student choose with evidence, not rumour.

Teachers who stay

Average faculty tenure is eight years. New teachers are mentored for a full year before they hold a class alone.

A 14:1 classroom

Groups are capped so practical work, talk, and written feedback can happen in the same week, not the same term.

Wellbeing on the timetable

Counsellors, a nurse until 4 pm, and a tutor who knows the family. Help is arranged, not left to chance.

Twelve acres in the city

Whitefield address, open lawns, and a working kitchen garden. Children still spend part of every day outside.

A life beyond the timetable

Orchestra, robotics, debate, cricket nets, and a service programme that starts in the primary years.

Facilities

Rooms built for the work inside them.

Eight parts of the campus families ask about first. Each one is staffed through the school day.

Students and a teacher in a lesson

Smart Classrooms

Display, sound, and flexible seating from Grade 1, with capture for seniors who are absent on approved leave.

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Bookshelves in the school library

Library

28,000 volumes, a picture-book bay for early years, and quiet desks for senior research.

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Glassware set up for a science practical

Science Lab

Separate physics, chemistry, and biology laboratories, plus a junior discovery lab.

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A student working on a laptop

Computer Lab

Design machines, robotics benches, and computer science from Grade 6.

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Athletes training on the running track at dusk

Sports

Track, football field, cricket nets, basketball, and an indoor hall.

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A school coach used on the daily routes

Transportation

GPS-tracked coaches with a seat belt and an attendant on every route.

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A fresh vegetable bowl prepared in the school kitchen

Cafeteria

A vegetarian kitchen, Jain options, and a weekly international counter. Nut-aware service.

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The main academic block seen from the front lawn

Security

Controlled entry, visitor badges, and a nurse on duty until 4 pm.

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Families

What parents tell new families.

“Our daughter was not a loud student. Her tutor noticed anyway, and the science teacher changed the practical groups so she could lead one.”
Anika K.Parent, Grade 7
“The IGCSE choice was explained with his own work, not a brochure. We knew what he would gain and what he would give up.”
Rahul S.Parent, Grade 9
“Transport messages arrive before I have to ask. That sounds small until you are the one waiting at the gate.”
Priya M.Parent, Grade 3

Gallery

A walk across the grounds.

Six frames from this term. The full gallery can be filtered by campus, classrooms, sport, arts, and events.

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Visit

Spend a morning on campus.

Open mornings run on 20 November and 11 December 2026. Come for the first hour without an appointment, or book a conversation with admissions.