Orchids The International School – Ahmednagar (Nursery & Pre School)

Children above the age of 3 are eligible to apply at ORCHIDS International. Here is a simple 3 step admission process to enroll your child:

1. Enquiry Form: Parents are required to fill the Enquiry Form which is available on the website.
2. Communication on contact details: Once the parents submit the enquiry form, they receive communication regarding contact and location for next steps.
3. Connect with school counselor: The school counselor connects with the parents to share information related to curriculum, fees, campus etc.
4. Application kit: Parents are requested to purchase the application kit which is worth 200/- Parents fill the form and submit the application form with the necessary documents.
5. Baseline assessment test: If the admission is for a student for grade 6 and above, the child has to undergo an online baseline assessment test.
6. Registration fees: Parents are requested to confirm the child's admission by paying Rs. 11,300/- (Registration amount - Rs.1300/- and Admission Blocking amount - Rs. 10,000/-).

Orchids, one of the foremost schools, has always prioritized early childhood development since its inception. Here's how we nurture our children's growth:

• Robotics from class 1
• Horticulture
• Smart classrooms
• Audio books

At Orchids, one of the leading schools, right from the inception, the focus of the entire faculty has been on growth at an early age. Here is how we foster the growth of our kids:

• Activity based learning
• Development of gross motor skills
• Better inter-school opportunities

ORCHIDS The International School is recognized as one of the top pre school schools in Ahmednagar, distinguished by its exceptional integration of modern teaching methods and world-class infrastructure, which combine to create an enjoyable and engaging learning environment.

• Faculty with diverse industry experience
• International opportunities for students
• Top-class infrastructure
• Opportunity to meet peers across different divisions and cultures