Five years in the life of an Institution is beginning of awareness, which developes the attitude of enquiry and search for the best. The youngest generation in any school, is the hope of the World, the seed of a future classless society of all humanity. We do not want only excellence but perfection as our goal. Therefore, our motto is, “to look for the best”.

Mahatma Gandhi had said that, “education without character is a social sin”. Therefore, character building should be part of the educational curriculum. We should develop a culture of peace, which means the art of living together, as good neighbours and friends.

This is the essence of globalization of education.

Justice C.S. Dharmadhikari
(Vice-President, Global Schools Foundation)

When I played Cricket, ‘Test Matches’ were the only International event. Today, cricket has undergone a major change. Such changes are also seen in the field of education. Gone are the days of mundane Chalk & Talk methods of teaching. Instead, modern gadgets, computerized teaching are the basic requirements of any school. Being a sportsman I feel education & sports complement each other. Education builds the technical competencies, whereas sports develops a spirit of sportsmanship which teaches the child to accept both winning & loosing.

Global Indian International Schools are a one stop education hub for overall development of the children.

We have put in a lot of effort to create an Education Excellence Model by which the children are developed as good all rounders and can perform well in any career/field they choose.

I am proud to note that these efforts are recognized internationally & have won many awards & accolades for GIIS. Let us give our best & live up to the new challenges & success will surely follow.

Chandu Borde
(Vice President, Global Schools Foundation)

A legendary Cricketer & Chairman of BCCI. Padma Bhushan, Padma Shree, Arjuna Awardee, Col. C.K. Nayudu Awardee, Lifetime Hon. Membership of MCC, UK.