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English medium teaching from pre-primary to Grade 12, on a green campus in Petlad, Anand.
Thirty-five teachers and a 1:30 section ratio, so every child is known by name.
Guided play, phonics and early number sense, at each child's own pace.
Advanced computer and science labs, and smart boards in every classroom.
Our pre-primary years run from age two to six, moving from settling in and sensory play to full readiness for Grade 1.
Activity-based learning, with art integrated into every subject.
Ghar Sabha keeps spiritual and moral values part of the ordinary school week.
A 17,068 sq m campus with room to run, plant, play and simply be a child.
The campus runs to 17,068 square metres on Borsad Road in Petlad, with twenty-four classrooms and six laboratories. Every classroom has a smart board, and the science and computer labs are used rather than displayed.
Thirty-five teachers work here, at a teacher-to-section ratio of one to thirty. The school also has a counsellor and wellness teacher on staff, so a child who needs support has somewhere to go.
The school moved from the Gujarat board to CBSE, New Delhi, in 2020 and follows the CBSE syllabus to Grade 10. Grades 11 and 12 offer Science and Commerce on the Gujarat Board.
Every Class X student who sat the 2026 board examination passed. The school credits small sections, active teaching and a schoolbag light enough that children still have energy left at the end of the day.
Grades 11 and 12 offer Science and Commerce streams on the Gujarat Board.
Surya International School teaches in English from pre-primary through to Grade 12, following the CBSE syllabus to Grade 10.
Every Class X student who sat the 2026 board examination passed - a 100% result, from a school that keeps sections small.
Smart boards, advanced labs and the Fit Kid programme mean children spend their day doing things, not only hearing about them.
