Delhi International Secondary School

About Delhi International Secondary School

We are Delhi International Secondary School in Jawahar Nagar, Johri Pur, on Loni Road in Delhi. Our school follows the CBSE pathway and serves a local community of children and families. We combine classroom education with practical, creative and physical experiences, placing attention on both academic development and pupils’ awareness of their social responsibilities.

Our learning facilities include digital classrooms and technology laboratories. Science resources support practical work in Physics, Chemistry and Biology, allowing pupils to connect explanations with observation and investigation. Library provision gives children opportunities to read and consult material beyond the immediate classroom task. These facilities form part of an educational setting intended to encourage curiosity and the development of a scientific outlook.

Art, music and dance provide additional ways for pupils to express ideas and develop confidence. Dedicated activity spaces support preparation and practice, while school assemblies bring the community together for shared experiences. Outdoor areas and sporting activities give children opportunities to work within teams, practise physical skills and take part in healthy competition. These experiences complement formal subject learning and broaden the ways in which students can participate.

School transport supports travel from the surrounding area, and the campus provides the classrooms and common spaces needed for daily school life. We aim to help pupils connect knowledge with initiative, responsible conduct and concern for others. The Jawahar Nagar setting is central to our identity, linking the school with families in the surrounding part of Delhi. Through the combination of CBSE study, practical facilities and creative participation, we seek to support children’s progress as learners and as members of a wider community.

The Jawahar Nagar campus places education within a neighbourhood community. Practical and creative experiences help children connect lessons with participation, while attention to social responsibility encourages them to consider the effect of their actions on the people and places around them.