The Peepal Grove School

We are a co-educational, Good residential school in India (ICSE Syllabus), nestled in an enchanting valley in South India. We believe education is founded upon the acquisition of core skills and knowledge taught through integrated experiences. In every area, we stress on critical thinking and an open approach to explore diverse dimensions. Our academic programme is designed to provide a creative space and means for students to delve deeper and beyond the syllabus. The institution has a diverse mix of teaching faculty and is geared to utilize innovative tools and methodologies to ensure that each child is provided the tools and support to actualize their academic potential.

Sports, art, dance, music, drama, yoga asanas and the ancient martial art form of Kalaripayattu are an intrinsic part of our programme and students are encouraged to pursue them with equal vigour. The school is one of the progressive alternative residential schools in India, affiliated to the CISCE Board. The school offers regular counseling to guide students to take career decisions. Based on comprehensive tests of aptitude and information of the prevailing opportunities, counselors help the students to choose courses, set goals and decide on their future vocation.

Any minute of my life, I would love to escape into a world of colours where structures aren’t the predominant factors and it is colours that matter. A world where nothing else is known, but the bliss of enjoying the blending of different colours that results in the formation of a new, spectacular beauty. This is a beautiful family here and I enjoyed my time with the children. It’s been therapeutic.” Said Mrs. Sujatha Ramachandran regarding her time spent at The Peepal Grove School. Mrs. Ramachandran is an expert Mohiniyattam dancer who spent two days exploring the difference in school atmosphere in this alternative residential school in India as she informed the school’s dancers about the theoretical aspects of the dance and its history, how it is different from other Indian classical dance forms.