Campus

Ten acres tolearn in.

Space to run, rooms built for the work that happens in them, and the quieter things a parent wants to know about — how a child gets here, what they eat, and who looks after them if something goes wrong.

The Wellsprings building and outdoor amphitheatre
BuildThe amphitheatre and the building.
Campus
10 acres
Board
CBSE 831719
Location
Mugalur, near Sarjapura

Our promise to your child

Think·Build·Belong

Where they learn

Rooms built for the work.

A lab is a lab, not a classroom with a poster on the wall. Each room is set up for what actually happens in it.

  • A bright classroom with small tables and green chairs01

    Classrooms

    Bright, with natural light and space to move around.

  • A teacher pouring liquid in the science laboratory02

    Science laboratories

    Four — physics, chemistry, biology and composite science.

  • Wellsprings students building models in the STEAM lab03

    STEAM lab

    Where children design, build and test, with real tools and materials.

  • The computer lab with rows of laptops04

    Computer lab

    Where digital skills are taught, from Grade 1.

  • The mathematics lab with number cards, coloured stools and shelves of materials05

    Mathematics lab

    Maths you can see and handle.

The rest of the campus

  • The school library with shelves of books01

    Library

    Visited once a week by every class, to read and to borrow.

  • A child painting in the art room02

    Art room

    Paint, clay and paper — a room that is allowed to get messy.

  • The music room with guitars and a keyboard03

    Music room

    Keyboard, guitar and drums, taught in small batches.

  • The dance studio with a painted wall04

    Dance studio

    Mirrors, sprung space and room for a full class to move.

  • The playing field in front of the school building05

    Assembly ground

    Where the week starts, and where the school gathers.

  • The cafeteria with long tables and green chairs06

    Cafeteria

    Breakfast, snack and lunch, at fixed times each day.

  • The school infirmary07

    Infirmary

    Four beds and a qualified school nurse, through the school day.

Every class visits the library once a week to read and borrow. Choosing a book stays a small ceremony. See Beyond Books →

Where they play

Space to play, every day.

Sport runs five periods a week in the early grades. The facilities are used every day, not kept for sports day.

  • The school swimming pool with a metal ladder01

    Swimming pool

    Coached sessions through the year, safety built in.

  • The school playing field, with the centre circle marked02

    Playing fields

    Football and athletics.

  • The outdoor tennis court03

    Courts

    Volleyball, throwball, basketball, tennis, paddle and skating.

  • An indoor play space with a staircase and tall windows04

    Indoor spaces

    Chess, yoga, taekwondo and gymnastics.

See Beyond Books →

Getting here

Every bus, every route.

The bus is the first part of a child's day and the last part of it, so it is staffed and tracked like any other part of school.

  • On the bus

    Driver & attendant

    A uniformed attendant on every bus, alongside the driver.

  • On the bus

    GPS

    On every route.

  • Practice

    Drills

    Evacuation drills twice a year.

  • Practice

    Routes

    Confirmed with the transport in-charge at admission.

Eating here

A cafeteria on campus.

Three fixed times in the day, so nobody eats in a hurry and nobody eats alone at their desk.

The cafeteria with long tables and green chairs
The cafeteria.
Breakfast
8:00 – 8:25 am
Mid-morning snack
10:00 – 10:15 am
Lunch
12:55 – 1:30 pm

Families who want to use the cafeteria can arrange it through the school office. Dietary restrictions and allergies are recorded at the start of the year.

If something goes wrong

A nurse, and someone to talk to.

A grazed knee and a hard week are both looked after here, by people whose job that is.

  • On campus

    Infirmary

    Four beds, with a qualified school nurse.

  • On campus

    Behaviour counsellor

    A clinical psychologist, on campus.

  • If a child is unwell

    Parents are called

    The same day, not at the end of the week.

  • If a child is unwell

    Medication

    Handed in at reception with a written note and prescription.

Keeping children safe

Who comes in, and who goes out.

The rules are simple, written down, and applied the same way on a busy Friday as on a quiet Tuesday.

  • Entry

    Controlled entry to the campus.

  • CCTV

    Throughout the campus.

  • Staff

    Verified before they meet a child.

  • Pick-up

    One authorised person per family, carrying the school-issued ID card.

  • Changes

    Sent by email a day in advance, with ID details.

  • Early departure

    A gate pass approved by the Principal.

Pick-up details are confirmed with the school office at the start of each year.

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