Early years
Play-based days with phonics, numbers, stories, music and outdoor time, in classes of 25 with a teacher and an assistant.
Learning in early yearsAdmissions for 2027-28 are open for Nursery to Class IX and Class XI. Registration closes on 31 January 2027.
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About the school
Rooted in learning, growing in service
Banyan Grove Public School is a co-educational CBSE day school in Bengaluru, from Nursery to Class XII. Our classrooms are small enough for every teacher to know every child, and our days balance careful academics with sport, music, reading and service to the town around us.
Banyan Grove Public School is managed by the Banyan Grove Education Trust (sample) and affiliated to the CBSE (affiliation no. SAMPLE-0000000).
Our story and leadership- Founded in Bengaluru
- 1998
- Classes, CBSE
- Nursery to XII
- Students this session
- 1,450
- Average students in a section
- 30
Learning
From the first day of Nursery to Class XII
Four stages, each with its own head, timetable and way of teaching, under one roof.
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Primary
Strong reading, writing and number sense, with a library period every week and projects that take children outdoors.
Learning in primary
Middle school
Subject teachers, hands-on science in the labs from Class VI, a third language and clubs chosen by the students.
Learning in middle school
Secondary and senior secondary
CBSE board preparation with science, commerce and humanities streams in Class XI, and career guidance from Class IX.
Learning in secondary and senior secondary
Why families choose us
What a day at Banyan Grove looks like
Teachers who know every child
Sections average 30 students, and every class has a class teacher who meets parents each term.
Reading every day
A library period for every class, a reading hour in Classes I to VIII, and a library of 8,500 books.
Science you can touch
Physics, chemistry and biology labs from Class VI, and two computer labs with a computer for every student.
A safe, cared-for campus
A nurse on campus all day, safe drinking water on every floor, and an attendant on every school bus.
Life at school
Sport, music, stage and service
Every student joins a house, a club and at least one sport each year.
Sports
Football, cricket, athletics, kabaddi, basketball and yoga, with an inter-house sports day every November.
Music, art and clubs
Tabla, harmonium, vocal music, dance and art, plus robotics, debate and eco clubs from Class VI.
Events and exhibitions
An annual day on stage, a science exhibition and a book fair, planned and run with the students.
Green campus
Students plant and look after trees, run the paper-recycling drive and track our rainwater harvesting.
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Our science team wins the city inter-school science fair
Four Class IX students took first place in the senior category with a low-cost water filter built from local materials.
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Under-14 football team reaches the zonal finals
The under-14 boys' and girls' teams both reached the zonal finals after an unbeaten league stage.
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120 saplings planted along the school boundary
Students and teachers planted native trees during the green campus drive, and each class now looks after its own row.
Notices and upcoming dates
Latest notices
All notices- Parent-teacher meeting on Saturday 31 October Events · Parents of Classes I to XII
- Deepavali holidays: school closed 7 to 11 November Holidays · All students and parents
- Admissions 2027-28 open for Nursery to Class IX and Class XI Admissions · New families
- Half-yearly report cards for Classes VI to IX Exams · Parents of Classes VI to IX
Upcoming dates
Full calendar- Parent-teacher meeting 31 October 2026 · Classes I to XII, 9:00 am to 12:30 pm
- Deepavali holidays 7 to 11 November 2026 · School closed; classes resume 12 November
- Inter-house sports day 20 November 2026 · Sports ground, 8:00 am to 1:00 pm
- Annual day 5 December 2026 · Open-air stage, 4:30 pm, parents welcome
- Admissions open day 12 December 2026 · Campus tours for new families, 9:00 am to 12:00 noon
Results
Board results 2026
Pass percentage of all students who appeared. Sample figures for a fictional school.
- Class X: 166 of 168 students passed
- 98.8%
- Class XII: 119 of 121 students passed
- 98.3%
